Pitchfork Recommends New Albums From Fontaines D.C.

Pitchfork's recommendation list this week includes new albums from Fontaines D.C., The Avalanches, and @. Following their lead single Marianne, Fontaines D.C. collaborated with Rosalía on the track Where Is Gone?. The band @ released the album Autosmile, which takes its name from a Twitter meme.

The Avalanches' first studio album after the pandemic is inspired by forgotten commercial music and old technologies. Their 31-track project features Haruomi Hosono and Portraits of Tracy as guest artists. Sophia Stel released The Greatest Album of All Time, her first album under the A24 record label.

Jacques Greene combined melodies with 2-step, dubstep, and basslines on his first solo album after seven years. TAGABOW's new mixtape brings together tracks from names such as Spirit of the Beehive, Greg Mendez, and Hotline TNT. Dummy included breakbeat elements in their ambient shoegaze and electronic pop music on their new album.

Animal Collective member Geologist designed the album The Sirens at Kyle Simon's Joshua Tree observatory. The duo Heavens to Betsy is releasing their comeback album Baby's Gone, their first since 1994. The album includes a total of 16 tracks from their 1992 demo, These Monsters Are Real, and 1994 Direction 7" recordings.