Fresh Grooves for September 18

beabadoobee's fourth studio album, written on the road and named after the electricity towers that kept her feeling connected to friends and family. Fourteen tracks featuring collaborations with Hayley Williams, Turnstile's Brendan Yates and Deftones' Chino Moreno.

Carly Rae Jepsen's eighth studio album is a 24-track double celebrating her 40th birthday — the 'Day' half in '70s-inspired psychedelic pop, the 'Night' half in synth-driven dance pop.

The tenth studio album from Miley Cyrus — and her first released under the mononym Miley — exploring heartache and the fullness of life, with collaborators including Model/Actriz and Andrew Wyatt.

Lizzy McAlpine's fourth studio album expands her sound into '70s Laurel Canyon folk and 21st-century indie — and its paint-and-chalk cover is her first not to feature her likeness.

Czech rapper Loudz1's Contemporary lands September 17 with 11 tracks, including 'MOVES' and 'PARIS!'.

Tove Lo's sixth studio album, out on her own Pretty Swede label — 13 tracks of what she calls "a lot of feelings, no solutions", with Stromae featuring on 'Des Fleurs' and a tour opening September 15 in Nashville.

A semi-acoustic album from Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts, recorded at Shangri-La and produced by Lou Adler, exploring memory and time across its sprawling 11-minute title track.

A three-track EP — 'bside', 'coolin', 'ballin' — written, produced and performed entirely by khel, with hand-drawn artwork by bupbird, out via pop rocks.

Beck's fifteenth studio album returns to the intimate, cinematic terrain of Sea Change and Morning Phase, reuniting musicians from those sessions with mixing by Nigel Godrich.