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This week’s full album streams

Waiting for next week’s Noon Pacific? In the meantime, check out these new albums that are streaming ahead of their release date.

Sea Of Bees is multi-instrumentalist Julie Ann Baenziger, whose mellow indie pop features “angled harmonies and lush guitar arrangements.” Her third album is streaming now via the NYT.

Grammy-winning R&B singer Miguel is back with a new album. It’s streaming now via NPR, which calls it a “powerfully atmospheric, post-genre mix of soul, funk, synth pop, reggae, post-punk, grunge and hip-hop.”

Melbourne folk singer Fraser A. Gorman is signed to Courtney Barnett’s label. His “wistful and picturesque” debut album is streaming now via NME.

This week's full album streams

Waiting for next week's Noon Pacific? In the meantime, check out these new albums that are streaming ahead of their release date.

Based in Jacksonville, Florida, the band Sea Cycles makes instrumental synthpop influenced by post-rock. Their new album is streaming now via PopMatters, which describes it as a "reflective summer soundtrack."

Pat Grossi, a.k.a. Active Child, is a former boys' choir member who combines choral music with electronica in his experimental pop. His sophomore album is streaming now via the Hype Machine.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah tourmates Teen Men take their name from a 1960s Playboy ad. The band's experimental brand of indie pop features guitars, synths, and vocals underscored by ambient electronics. Their debut album is streaming now via PopMatters.