Music Source: Pitchfork October 16, 2026

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.

Pitchfork spotlights new albums from Fontaines D.C. and more
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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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