Listen to new albums from Atlas Sound, Space Dimension Controller, Youth Lagoon, Summer Camp, Joker, David Lynch & more

As well as Florence + The Machine, Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble, Tom Waits, Laura Veirs, Kuedo, Buraka Som Sistema, Oneohtrix Point Never, Kuedo, Phantogram, Beach Boys, Cass McCombs, Little Xs For Eyes, Wild Flag.

The best of new album streams this week in A-Z form.

A Classic Education – Call It Blazing
Atlas Sound – Parallax
Beach Boys – Smile
Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble – Mr. Machine
Buraka Som Sistema – Komba
Cass McCombs – Humor Risk
David Lynch, – Crazy Clown Time
Florence + The Machine – Ceremonials
Goodtime – The Colours Of Darkness
Joker – The Vision
King Midas Sound – Without You remix album
Laura Veirs – Tumble Bell
Little Xs For Eyes – S.A.D.
Kuedo [Jamie Vex’d] – Severant
M.E.D. – Classic
Nobody Beats The Drum – Currents

Oneohtrix Point Never – Replica
Oneohtrix Point Never – Replica by Mexican Summer

Phantogram – Nightlife
Space Dimension Controller – The Pathway to Tiraquon 6
Spectrals – Bad Penny
Summer Camp – Welcome to Condale
Tom Waits – Bad As Me
Wild Flag – Wild Flag
Youth Lagoon – The Year of Hibernation

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