Releases by MonthNovember, 2019

November, 2019 Music Releases

A curated month-by-month archive of new and underground music releases across shoegaze, emo, punk, hardcore, indie, and adjacent scenes.

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Counterparts — Nothing Left To Love
Nov 1, 2019

Counterparts

Nothing Left To Love

Counterparts is set to release their 6th album, "Nothing Left To Love," on November 1 via Pure Noise Records. The album, produced by Will Putney, offers a blend of their signature melodic elements with intense breakdowns, reminiscent of their earlier work, and features the track "Wings of Nightmares."

Like Torches — Loves and Losses
Nov 1, 2019

Like Torches

Loves and Losses

LIKE TORCHES from Stockholm, Sweden, is set to release their new album Love And Losses on November 1st through Victory Records. Fans of melodic pop-punk with a guitar-driven sound will enjoy the fresh rock offering produced by Yellowcard's Ryan Key. Check out their music video "The Guilt Of Surviving" and listen to the single "Silver Lines" for a taste of what to expect.

MakeWar — Get It Together
Nov 1, 2019

MakeWar

Get It Together

Make War will be releasing their debut LP "Get It Together" on November 1st, 2019 via Fat Wreck Chords. The album features a mix of genres and languages, blending anger and heartache with Latinx hardcore influences, perfect for fans of melodic punk bands like Propagandhi.

Turnover — Altogether
Nov 1, 2019

Turnover

Altogether

Turnover's new album "Altogether" is set to release on November 1st, 2019 via Run For Cover Records. The album showcases a fusion of funk, jazz, and britpop, reflected in the singles "Plant Sugar" and "Much After Feeling." Fans of dream pop and indie rock will appreciate their evolving sound.

Macseal — Super Enthusiast
Indie RockNov 8, 2019

Macseal

Super Enthusiast

Macseal from Long Island, New York is set to release their debut album, "Super Enthusiast", on November 8th via 6131 Records. Teaming up with engineer Justin Pizzoferrato, the band offers a blend of joyful guitar pop, math rock riffs, and J Mascis-style solos with introspective lyricism similar to David Bazan, appealing to fans of indie rock and alternative music.