Summary: Summer's almost over, but if this year's warm-weather months weren't everything you hoped they'd be, there's one heck of a consolation prize around the corner: loads and loads of great new music. This week on All Songs Considered, NPR Music's Song of the Day editor Stephen Thompson and The Record critic Ann Powers join hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton to talk about some of the releases they're most looking forward to coming out this fall. That includes a new multimedia "app" album from Bjork, Feist's long-awaited follow-up to 2007's The Reminder and a sophomore effort from Real Estate. Also on the program: The prolific drone-rock artist Atlas Sound is back with more new music, veteran English folksinger June Tabor reunites with The Oyster Band, and Swedish story-song artist Jens Lekman spins a fantastic new tale. Plus, hear new discoveries from Gem Club, Gringo Star, Gauntlet Hair and more. Shadow Artist: Gringo Star Album: Count Yer Lucky Stars By Your Hand Artist: Los Campesinos! Album: Hello Sadness Learn more about this release at Los Campesinos!' website. Chair Artist: Big Deal Album: Lights Out Learn more about this release at Big Deal's website. Bonny Bunch of Roses Artist: June Tabor & Oysterband Album: Ragged Kingdom Twins Artist: Gem Club Album: Breakers Video Games Artist: Lana Del Rey Album: Video Games Learn more about this release at Stranger Records. Moon Artist: Bjork Album: Biophilia Terra Incognita Artist: Atlas Sound Album: Parallax Easy Artist: Real Estate Album: Days My Day Artist: Cosmo Jarvis Album: Is The World Strange Or Am I Strange? An Argment with Myself Artist: Jens Lekman Album: An Argument with Myself Add to PlaylistPurchase Music Keep Time Artist: Gauntlet Hair Album: Gauntlet Hair Add to PlaylistPurchase Music Night or Day Artist: Cubic Zirconia Album: Follow Your Heart Learn more about this release at Fool's Gold Records. Replicate Artist: Fanfarlo Album: Replicate Add to Playlist Learn more about this release at Fanfarlo's website. How Come You Never Go There Artist: Feist Album: Metals
