LISTEN Haim 'Days Are Gone' STREAM: Debut Album from Breakout 'The Wire' Band Blends Together Variety of Influences, Hear Full Album Before Sept. 30 Release Date [VIDEO]

If there's one indie rock debut that critics and fans are anxiously awaiting, it's "Days Are Gone" from sisterly trio Haim. The three California girls have won over fans and critics alike with their unique bending of genre, have opened for the likes of Mumford & Sons and played at the legendary Glastonbury Festival and that's all before the release of their first album.

Now, "Days Are Gone" is available in full for fans to listen to over on NPR First Listen. Check out the stream for the record here.

"Days Are Gone" is an album for Generation Y. Band members Este (age 27), Danielle (24) and Alana Haim (21) blend together the poppy elements of the 1990s with the garage rock scene of the early 2000s and the modern indie pop movement. The result is a bopping, rocking pop album that blends together a variety of genres, from country to pop to rock.

Atmospheric at some times, bubbly at others and full of technically proficient guitars, "Days Are Gone" is sure to help catapult Haim into the mainstream.

Haim has even taken their adoration of pop music to the Internet. Early this week, the trio covered Miley Cyrus' No. 1 single "Wrecking Ball" for the BBC Radio One Lounge, and the clip has quickly gone viral with the help of their adoring critics.

Check out the Haim cover of "Wrecking Ball" below.

"Days Are Gone" is the first album from Haim. It will officially be released on Sept. 30. Four singles have preceded the release of "Days Are Gone:" "Forever," "Don't Save Me," "Falling" and "The Wire."

Previously, they have released one EP, "Forever," in July 2012.