New music releases for the week of October 25

By Kelly Montgomery October 25, 2010

Here’s the lowdown on what new music is coming out this week. Stay tuned tomorrow to see our picks of the week, otherwise known as the DT3.

Pop/Rock

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Never Shout Never – Harmony

Default – Comes and Goes

Elizabeth & The Catapult – The Other Side Of Zero

Bryan Ferry – Olympia

Ghostland Observatory – Codename: Rondo

Mark Sailing – Pipe Dreams

Hip Hop/Rap

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Lyrics Born – As U Were

9th Wonder – Opus

Cap D – Polymath

Slaine – A World With No Skies

Alternative

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Andrew Bird – Useless Creatures

Avey Tare – Down There

Breathe Owl Breathe – Magic Central

Pomegranates – One Of Us

Small Black – New Chain

Country

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Taylor Swift – Speak Now

Joe Diffie – Homecoming: The Bluegrass Album

Little Big Town – The Reason Why

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Music

Kelly Montgomery

Former Digital Trends Contributor

Kelly Montgomery is a magazine journalism graduate from the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communications…

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