New albums, EPs, mixtapes and other projects are scheduled to arrive throughout the coming months, with releases from established acts and emerging artists included in an updated calendar. The list covers streaming and digital release dates and is expected to change as more projects are announced.
The November schedule begins on November 6 with releases from Boys Noize, Kings of Leon, La Roux, Lil Baby, Rex Orange County, Shygirl, Skepta and Sufjan Stevens, among others. The date also includes a Bad Brains collection, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ “Origins 1971-1978,” and “Heart of Gold,” a multi-volume collection of songs by Neil Young performed by various artists.
On November 13, new projects are listed from Aesop Rock and Blockhead, Fucked Up, Jake Bugg, Kim Deal, Snoh Aalegra, U2, Wavves and Westside Gunn. The November 20 lineup includes releases from Bodywash, Lambchop and R.E.M., along with expanded editions of “Harmacy” by Sebadoh and “Reveal” by R.E.M. A “Grand Theft Auto VI” album is also scheduled for that date.
November 27 brings projects from Agriculture, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Björk, Bon Iver and Peter Gabriel. December follows with releases by 2 Chainz and Statik Selektah, serpentwithfeet, Slayyyter and Morphine on December 4, followed by projects from Panda Bear, Robbie Bennett and Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath on December 11.
The 2027 calendar starts with Hot Chip’s “A Long Way From Kansas” on January 8. Releases scheduled for January 15 include albums from GIFT, Kacey Musgraves, Lambrini Girls, Mei Semones and Soul Glo. Chvrches, The Flaming Lips, Kate Nash and Knifeplay are listed for January 22, while January 29 features projects from Bleep, Blue Bendy, Claire Rousay and Zander Raymond, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and Death From Above 1979.
February’s schedule includes new releases from Anna Meredith, Junior Boys and Sugababes on February 12; Whait on February 17; Everything But the Girl and Marika Hackman on February 19; Blondie on February 26; and David Sylvian on February 27. Liars are scheduled to release “A Ban on Plastic Bag Bans” on March 5, followed by Tindersticks’ “Dog Roses” on March 12.
Sources: Pitchfork.