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New Music Friday For Nov. 2: 8 Albums You Need To Hear Now

Spanish singer Roslaía's El Mal Querer is on our short list of the best albums out on Nov. 2. John Parra/WireImage hide caption

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New Music Friday For Nov. 2: 8 Albums You Need To Hear Now

This week's sprint through the best new albums, out on Nov. 2, includes the Flamenco-pop of Rosalía, profoundly moving reflections from Marianne Faithful, fuzz-pop from Stove and more.

New Music Friday For Nov. 2: 8 Albums You Need To Hear Now

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Doug Paisley On Mountain Stage
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Mountain Stage

Doug Paisley On Mountain Stage

The singer-songwriter's album, Golden Embers, tests the boundaries of country and folk. Throughout, Paisley demonstrates a mastery of melody, acquired through years spent studying roots music.

Doug Paisley On Mountain Stage

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Song Of The Day

Doug Paisley: The End Of Solitude

With a beautiful tenor that recalls a young James Taylor, Doug Paisley pleads for renewal after a long winter in "Broken in Two." "The rust has grown on the door to your home," he sings. "It's the springtime, you should be gone.

'Broken in Two' by Doug Paisley

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