Fall has arrived, accompanied by Friday night football games, snug jumpers and a cornucopia of pumpkin-flavored treats.

Why not add some new music, too?

Here are three albums we’re playing this fall.

“The Shepherd’s Dog” (2007) by Iron & Wine

Iron & Wine’s third full-length album is stylistically diverse.

Its twelve tracks incorporate experimental passages reminiscent of Eastern compositions, ethereal vocal harmonies and the memorable acoustic guitar arrangements for which Iron & Wine is renowned.

Enjoy with a warm beverage and the windows open.

“II” (2013) by Unknown Mortal Orchestra 

The originality and grace of neo-psychedelic quartet Unknown Mortal Orchestra are exemplified on its aptly titled second album.

“II” reclaims psychedelic mainstays like wah-wah guitar without becoming trite.

Ruban Nielson’s lilting vocals afford each track an almost extraterrestrial quality.

This is one to play with friends.

“Monk’s Dream” (1963) by Thelonious Monk 

“Monk’s Dream,” Thelonious Monk’s debut album with Columbia records, is an accessible and entertaining introduction to Monk’s unique sound.

His piano technique is halting and percussive and it keeps you on the edge of your seat.

The album includes three immediately recognizable standards – “Body and Soul,” for one – and four original compositions.

Listen with breakfast and coffee, or tea on a day when it’s too cold to spend much time outside.