What’s The Perfect Fall Album? Here Are Our Picks.
Either/Or by Elliott Smith, Masterpiece by Big Thief, The Weatherman by Gregory Alan Isakov, and Feeding Seahorses by Hand by Billie Marten are albums perfect for fall.
Fall is here, and with shorter days and cooler temperatures descending upon us, it feels like the perfect time for a little comfort — musical comfort, that is. Opinions differ as to what the quintessential fall album is, so Off the Record has compiled a list of all our favorites, from folk and Midwest emo classics to slowcore tracks perfect for spooky season. Listening to these albums, you can practically hear the leaves crunching underfoot and feel the chill creep into your bones.
Here are our picks, in no particular order:
Being Funny In A Foreign Language by The 1975
Slugger by Derby
Sling by Clairo
My Method Actor by Nilüfer Yanya
Hejira by Joni Mitchell
Either/Or by Elliott Smith
Kansas Anymore by ROLE MODEL
Spiderland by Slint
Harry Styles by Harry Styles
Masterpiece by Big Thief
Simpatico by Golden Daze
The Weatherman by Gregory Alan Isakov
melanchole by salvia palth
Peripheral Vision by Turnover
Let’s Be Still by The Head and the Heart
Lonesome Dreams by Lord Huron
For Emma, Forever Ago by Bon Iver
Norm by Andy Shauf
Flyte by Flyte
This Old Dog by Mac DeMarco
American Football by American Football
Thank Your Lucky Stars by Beach House
Among My Swan by Mazzy Star
Wasteland, Baby! by Hozier
God Save The Animals by Alex G
Foxwarren by Foxwarren
Ants From Up There by Black Country, New Road
Feeding Seahorses by Hand by Bille Marten
DECIDE by Djo
Pure Heroine by Lorde
Life 1 by Quadeca
Time Flies by dexter in the newsagent
+3 by Samba Jean-Baptiste
Tusk (2015 Remaster) by Fleetwood Mac
Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You by Big Thief
Cigarettes After Sex by Cigarettes After Sex
Everyone Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? by The Cranberries
And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow by Weyes Blood
Small Talk by Whitney