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9 New Albums You Should Listen To Now
Pitchfork highlights 9 new albums across genres from Cameron Winter to Carly Rae Jepsen.
In brief
Pitchfork highlights 9 new albums across genres from Cameron Winter to Carly Rae Jepsen. Pitchfork recommends 9 new albums including Cameron Winter's Carnegie Hall live recording, Deafheaven's EP, Dawn Richard's Creole Culture, and others. Originally reported by Pitchfork.
Cameron Winter: Live at Carnegie Hall
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Cameron Winter released a live album from Carnegie Hall performances with Paul Thomas Anderson directing a concert film.
“I don’t think anyone’s really liked it”
Marina Herlop: Dja Dja
Marina Herlop released Dja Dja, a 14-song polyphonic album blending MIDI fugues and Balinese gamelan.
“Dja Dja comprises 14 songs of polyphonic glitz, MIDI fugues, and Balinese gamelan”
Dawn Richard: Creole Culture
Dawn Richard released Creole Culture with New Orleans musicians including Big Freedia and Durand Bernarr.
“Her latest, Creole Culture takes the singer back to her New Orleans roots once again”
Deafheaven: At Work in the Fields of the Bomb
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Deafheaven released a surprise EP At Work in the Fields of the Bomb with a 12-minute track for fans.
“A new surprise EP, At Work in the Fields of the Bomb, continues to split that difference across three songs”
Troye Sivan: She’s the Best
Troye Sivan released She’s the Best as a comedown after his pandemic-era pop album.
“She’s the Best is the comedown after”
Remi Wolf: Mud
Remi Wolf released Mud, a folk rock album recorded with musicians across Big Bear Lake and Joshua Tree.
“Wolf elected to track the album live with a close-knit group of musicians she gathered across Big Bear Lake, Joshua Tree, and New York”
Jess Williamson: A Mile South of Heaven
Jess Williamson released A Mile South of Heaven with country tearjerker tracks.
“The Gem and Mineral Show”
Carly Rae Jepsen: Day and Night (Continued)
Carly Rae Jepsen released Day and Night (Continued) as a companion album to her double LP.
“The eight-track Day and Night (Continued) builds on the twinned impulses of its predecessor”
Claire Rousay: On Holding
Claire Rousay released On Holding on her new label Quality Sounds Ltd.
“On Holding marks the first release on Rousay’s new label, Quality Sounds Ltd”
The key point
Pitchfork recommends 9 new albums including Cameron Winter's Carnegie Hall live recording, Deafheaven's EP, Dawn Richard's Creole Culture, and others.
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