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Pitchfork Previews Autumn Albums and Music
Pitchfork is previewing music and albums expected in autumn, including releases from @, Anderson .Paak and Cordae, Andy Stott, The Avalanches and others.
Pitchfork is introducing albums and music expected in autumn. @'s 4AD debut album, Autosmile, was prepared by Filipczak and Victoria Rose. Heavy is the Crown is a collaborative album by Anderson .Paak and Cordae. Andy Stott's Late Loop is his first album in five years.
The Avalanches' No Bad Memories is their first real LP after the pandemic and draws inspiration from lost jingles and old technology. The project contains 31 songs. Cameron Winter's Live at Carnegie Hall is a new live album featuring unreleased material heard last December in Carnegie Hall's main hall.
Daine's debut studio album, In Endless Awe & Agony, is the first project prepared without AutoTune. Dawn Richard's Creole Culture takes her back to her New Orleans roots. DIIV's ZIRP! intensifies the group's shoegaze sound into electro-pop tracks.
Emily A. Sprague designed Cyano during a trip to a fjord in Iceland. Fontaines D.C. continue their development from underground rock toward arena-focused anthems on their album following Romance.
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