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The The Eyes Of A Drunk Female Employee Are Eroticarrival of fall means so many nice things: pumpkin spice lattes, cool weather, Halloween, and my personal favorite: new music.

In honor of myself, here is a timeline of the most anticipated music albums being released this season, along with their singles. Some are relatively fresh new faces, while others are big comebacks you've been waiting for.

September 22

Fergie- Double Dutchess

As the follow-up to Dutchess, Fergie will release her second studio album after 11 years. Featuring collaborations with Nicki Minaj and Rick Ross, this should be something that both pop and hip-hop fans will enjoy.

The Killers-Wonderful Wonderful

The Killers are back with their fourth studio album, and we can expect the music to be a reflection of how their personal lives have changed since their last album, according to frontman Brandon Flowers.

Lecrae- All Things Work Together

Though Lecrae isn't entirely new to the music scene, this is his first major label album. In a press release, he calls it "a spiritual and emotional musical journey."

Macklemore- GEMINI

Macklemore returns to music for the first time without producer Ryan Lewis, and we can expect this album to be less about serious topics and more fun. "It's the music that I wanted to go get into my car and listen to," he told Rolling Stone.

September 29

Demi Lovato - Tell Me You Love Me

This is Demi Lovato's sixth studio album and, apparently, also her most honest work to date. "Fans will know exactly who I'm talking about," she told EW.

Miley Cyrus- Younger Now

Based on the single, which is also called "Younger Now," Miley Cyrus seems to be going back to her roots with her upcoming LP, giving fans something totally different than Cyrus circa Bangerzand Miley Cyrus and Her Dead Petz.

Shania Twain- Now

It's been 15 years since her full length album, Up, and Shania Twain is using her upcoming LP to show people an honest reflection of where she is at this point in her life. At a media preview of Nowback in May, Twain said, "it was really just all about me speaking everything that was in my heart and mind."

Wolf Alice- Visions of a Life

British band Wolf Alice is releasing their sophomore album. If you like Paramore's last two albums, you might like Visions of a Life,considering it was produced by the same person, Justin Meldal-Johnsen.

October 6

Liam Gallagher- As You Were

The former Oasis frontman is releasing his solo debut album. According to NME, Gallagher said, "it’s the Lennon 'Cold Turkey' vibe, The Stones, the classics. But done my way, now."

Marilyn Manson- Heaven Upside Down

If you like both metal and Rihanna, this may be the record for you. Manson told Consequence of Sound, “Strangely enough, one of the records that influenced this album strongly, and it can’t be taken literally, is Rihanna, her last record. That one song, ‘Love On The Brain,’ it really hit me because I saw her perform it and she just, meant it."

NF- Perception

NF has been an underground rapper, singer, and songwriter for some time now. However, that may change as he releases his sophomore album, which gives off Eminem circa 2000s vibes.

October 13

Beck- Colors

Following Morning Phase, Beck's last album (which won him several Grammys), he will release Colors. It's being described as "an intoxicating rainbow of auditory tricks and treats, making it a shoo-in for the summeriest smash of the fall season."

dvsn - Morning After

The Canadian duo signed by Drake's label, OVO sound, is set to release their sophomore album. If you listen to soulful R&B, you will most likely enjoy this LP.

Jessie James Decker - Southern Girl City Lights

After dropping her EP, Blackbird Sessionsearlier this year, the country-pop singer, songwriter, and TV star will release her upcoming full length album.

Pink-Beautiful Trauma

Pink is making a return after a five-year gap. "There was no other goal than to not have an album full of slow sad songs," she said in an interview with EW.

Gucci Mane - Mr. Davis

Following the Droptopwopmixtape from earlier this year, Gucci Mane will release his 11th studio album. Mr. Davisincludes features with other major hip-hop artists such as The Weeknd, A$AP Rocky, Monica, Big Sean, and more.

October 20

Niall Horan- Flicker

Like two of his former One Direction band mates before him, Niall Horan is releasing a solo album. Fans can expect some pop tunes as well as some acoustic guitar ballads.

Tegan and Sara - The Con X: Covers

According to Tegan and Sara, they wanted to celebrate The Con's10-year anniversary by using the album's proceeds to help women in the LGTBQ community. The Con X: Coverswill be a set of different influential artists such as CHVRCHES and Hayley Williams, covering old Tegan and Sara songs.

October 27

Kelly Clarkson- Meaning of a Life

This will be Clarkson's first album with Atlantic records, and she said we can expect a very different sound from her. She told EW, "while it is still pop, it’s way more soulful. I’ve just wanted to make this particular record since I was in junior high."

November 10

Evanescence - Synthesis

After six years, Evanescence returns with Synthesis, which is mostly made up of old songs in full orchestra such as their hit, "Bring Me to Life," according to front woman Amy Lee.

Taylor Swift-Reputation

Following 1989, Reputationwill be Taylor Swift's sixth studio album, and as we've seen on the album's first two singles it's revealing an edgier side of her.

December 1

U2 - Songs of Experience

U2's Bono believes there's a key difference in theme between the band's last album and this new one: "If you're talking about innocence, you've probably already lost it but I do believe at the far end of experience, it's possible to recover it with wisdom. I'm not saying I have much of that but what little I have, I wanted to cram into these songs."

Happy autumn listening!