Pitchfork spotlights new albums from Fontaines D.C. and more
Pitchfork rounded up this week’s notable streaming releases, including new albums from Fontaines D.C., the Avalanches, Rachel Chinouriri, and others.
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Pitchfork’s weekly music roundup highlights a new batch of releases now streaming. The list includes albums from Fontaines D.C., the Avalanches, @, Rachel Chinouriri, Sophia Stel, Jacques Greene, and more.
Fontaines D.C. return with Dopamine Chamber, a record that keeps pushing their sound toward bigger, more arena-ready songs. The Avalanches’ No Bad Memories leans into lost jingles and older tech, while Rachel Chinouriri follows up her 2024 debut with I Think I Spoke Too Soon.
Other releases in the roundup include Sophia Stel’s The Greatest Album of All Time, Jacques Greene’s first solo LP in seven years, and a new mixtape from They Are Gutting a Body of Water. The list also features albums from Dummy, Worldpeace DMT, Geologist and Kyle Simon, and a comeback record from Heavens to Betsy.
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