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Albums I'm Looking Forward To: 6/14/19

Here we are again, the day of the week where I go over the albums I'm excited for this weekend. As always, check out the list I came up with below!

1. Doom Days by Bastille
Bastille came to fame with their single, Pompeii, back in 2013. While I didn't care for the rest of their album, or even check out their 2016 album, I'm excited to see what they have to put out. Their 2016 album charted at #1 on the U.K. album charts, and I heard the album is going to contain a lot of synth pop songs. Nonetheless, this definitely will be one of my first albums to check out this weekend. Check out the title track of the album, Doom Days, below!


2. Years To Burn by Calexico and Iron & Wine
While I haven't checked out anything from Calexico, I am definitely an Iron & Wine fan. They dropped an amazing EP last year called Weed Garden. And who can forgot about their album in 2004, Our Endless Numbered Days? If you like mellow, acoustic guitar with a soothing voice, be sure to check this new album out! Check out one of their singles, Father Mountain.

3. False Alarm by Two Door Cinema Club
This band has always been a big name on my listening list, but I have never gotten a chance to actually listen to any of their albums. I've heard a few of their songs, but only the popular ones that a lot of people know. Now that it's summer and my schedule is a little more flexible, I am able to check out their new album! Check out one of their recent singles, Dirty Air.

What albums are you excited for this weekend? Let me know in the comments section!

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