Pitchfork Selects Albums Expected This Fall

Pitchfork published a selection of albums expected this fall. The Avalanches' No Bad Memories contains 31 songs and draws inspiration from lost jingles and obsolete technologies. The project features Haruomi Hosono, a founding member of Yellow Magic Orchestra, and Portraits of Tracy. Anderson .Paak and Cordae's Heavy Is the Crown follows Anderson .Paak's 2021 work with Silk Sonic and the second NxWorries album released in 2024.

Andy Stott's Late Loop is his first album after five years and includes work with Alison Skidmore and Elaine Howley. Daine's debut studio album, In Endless Awe & Agony, is the artist's first project made without using AutoTune. Dawn Richard's Creole Culture takes her back to her New Orleans roots and features musicians including Big Freedia and Durand Bernarr.

DIIV's ZIRP! was written during the period after Zachary Cole Smith welcomed his second child and his home was destroyed in the Altadena fires. Emily A. Sprague conceived Cyano during a winter solstice trip to a fjord in Iceland. Fine Glindvad Jensen's Jazz Dreams is the Copenhagen artist's second solo album. Fontaines D.C.'s Dopamine Chamber follows Romance, while Geologist recorded music at Kyle Simon's Joshua Tree observatory using the power of the moon.