10 Albums Out This Week You Should Listen To

Pitchfork's top 10 new albums for this week.

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10 Albums Out This Week You Should Listen To

Pitchfork's top 10 new albums for this week.

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Pitchfork's top 10 new albums for this week. Pitchfork recommends 10 new albums across genres including Greg Freeman, Quavo, and Victoria Monét. Originally reported by Pitchfork.

Greg Freeman: All Set the Bone

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Greg Freeman releases All Set the Bone, a cabaret rock album with rollicking tracks and dual-guitar outros.

“After 20 seconds of riffage that could’ve been lifted from a Riot! -era Paramore single, the track lurches into rollicking cabaret rock”

B0YG1RL: B0YG1RL

Miami duo B0YG1RL releases their fourth album of 2026, blending kompa, post-rage rap, reggaeton, and baile funk in Haitian Creole.

“Angela Rio and June "Tété" Vinette’s new self-titled album actually marks their fourth LP of 2026”

Emily A. Sprague: Cyano

Emily A. Sprague releases Cyano, an experimental album inspired by cyanotypes and space-age soundscapes.

“Inspired by photographer Anna Atkins and her work with cyanotypes, Sprague concocted a science-fiction album concept”

Victoria Monét: Frequency of Love

Victoria Monét: Frequency of Love

Victoria Monét releases Frequency of Love, a slow-jam album exploring single life and romantic fantasies.

“On the genre-expansive Frequency of Love, Victoria Monét wants you to know she’s single, plotting for someone to take her home”

Wishy: Nature’s Pill

Wishy releases Nature’s Pill, a collaborative album translating touring experiences into college rock and pop-punk.

“Wishy’s vocalists Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites have known each other since high school”

Meshell Ndegeocello: Synonym

Meshell Ndegeocello releases Synonym, a series of duets reimagining classics with Cat Power and Chaka Khan.

“Her latest LP reimagines era-spanning classics as a series of duets with a killer cohort of collaborators including Cat Power”

Quavo: Qrömelife

Quavo releases Qrömelife, a yacht-produced hip-hop album featuring Pharrell and Future.

“If Quavo sounds pretty contented on the low-key twerk anthems that dominate Qrömelife, consider this: he made most of the record on a yacht with Pharrell”

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith: Ruin: It’s Not Just Music

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith releases Ruin: It’s Not Just Music, a confrontational album blending garage and drum 'n' bass.

“I wanted the music to feel physical and direct, something that releases tension as much as it creates it”

Boundary: Proxima Centauri

Boundary releases Proxima Centauri, an album about hope and change using video-game samples and IDM melodies.

“In our current times, evil seems to prevail without end. I hope this record can somehow bring some level of hope and faith in ourselves”

Stef Chura: Dancing Alone on the Concrete

Stef Chura releases Dancing Alone on the Concrete, an album exploring healing through dreamlike vocals.

“The bass line squishes beneath her like wet cement as she recounts an acquaintance who clings to grudges and the past”

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Pitchfork recommends 10 new albums across genres including Greg Freeman, Quavo, and Victoria Monét.

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