All articles tagged with #album releases
Rolling Stone’s mid‑year picks survey a genre‑blending 2026, spotlighting everything from BTS’s Arirang and Harry Styles’s disco‑leaning pivot to Olivia Rodrigo, A$AP Rocky, Jill Scott, Bad Gyal, Boards of Canada, Neurosis, and more—showcasing bold comebacks, genre‑hopping experiments, and standout newcomers across pop, hip‑hop, country, indie, metal, and Latin‑flavored sounds.
Pitchfork’s New Music Friday highlights 15 notable new releases across indie rock, hip-hop, and experimental sounds—including Kevin Morby’s Little Wide Open, Drake’s expansive Iceman/Habibti/Maid of Honour trilogy, Jeff Parker’s ETA IVtet: Happy Today, Smerz’s Easy EP, Dua Saleh’s Of Earth & Wires, Rostam’s American Stories, Genesis Owusu’s Redstar Wu, The Field’s Now You Exist, Spencer Krug’s Same Fangs, Touch Girl Apple Blossom’s Graceful, Porches’ Mask, and Suss’s Counting Sunsets.
Pitchfork’s New Music Friday roundup highlights 12 new albums across diverse artists—from Tokischa's Amor & Droga to Nine Inch Nails x Boys Noize's Nine Inch Noize, plus Jessie Ware, Sexyy Red, Lucy Liyou, Yaya Bey, Kuru, Frog, Tiga, Kathryn Mohr, Honey Dijon, and more—with brief descriptions and streaming/listening options.
Pitchfork highlights eight notable new releases this week, spanning Harry Styles’ Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., the Help(2) compilation, Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds’ Mutiny After Midnight, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s We Are Together Again, Arima Ederra’s A Rush to Nowhere, Slayr’s Bloodluxe, Shabaka’s Of the Earth, and Ohyung’s Iowa, with streaming options and brief genre-context for fans of pop, jazz, indie, and experimental music.
Consequence has released its list of the 200 Best Songs of 2024, highlighting the year's diverse and abundant music landscape. The report, presented by Amazon Music, reflects on the evolving music industry where traditional release strategies are being bypassed in favor of surprise drops and DIY recordings. Notable trends include the rise of double and companion albums, with artists like Taylor Swift and Charli XCX leading the charge. The list aims to capture the standout tracks of the year amidst the overwhelming volume of new music.