This month's new releases are bound to please record collectors of all ages. Ambient rock, hip-hop, rap, tropical tunes, and arena pop-rock albums have been topping the charts as of late, and for good reason. We've rounded up five of this month's records that are really worth checking out. The best thing about November is that it's not even over yet. And if the rest of the month's releases are anything like what's been delivered so far, we're in luck. The SMILE Sessions, The Beach Boys Brian Wilson's greatest musical creation is here just in time for the holidays. The box set includes five cds, two LPs and a seven inch vinyl. That's right, the sessions of the Beach Boys are back and better than ever. Camp, Childish Gambino Comedian Donald Glover has proved to be a jack of all trades with the release of this album. It's one of them most culturally insightful albums of the year so far. You can bet you'll be hearing a lot about him in the next few weeks. Take Care, Drake As usual, Drizzy Drake brought his A-game to the booth, along with tight beats and remarkable raps. Plus, guests on the album include Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, Rihanna, The Weeknd, and even Stevie Wonder. , Sigur Ros, Inni Everybody needs their daily dose of Icelandic ambient rock, and Sigur Ros' latest album will fill your craving for just that. The release of this double live album and live DVD will blow you away as peacefully as possible. Achtung Baby [Super Deluxe 20th Anniversary Edition], U2 Nothing ensures good quality quite like a reissue. This box set is jam packed with previously unreleased outtakes, B sides, remixes, their 1993 album Zooropa, a sort of rough draft of Achtung Baby entitled Kindergarten, and of course, Achtung Baby itself.