Browsing: Hot New Album Fridays

Snooper have always thrived on chaos. Their early shows, littered with paper-mâché puppets, DIY projections, and a frenzied community spirit, felt like a warped carnival of…

Michelangelo Dying is Cate Le Bon’s seventh studio album, released September 26, 2025 via Mexican Summer. It was produced by Le Bon alongside Samur Khouja. The…

A New Chapter, With Roots With Dance Called Memory, Brooklyn’s synth-pop trio Nation of Language—Ian Richard Devaney (vocals, guitar), Aidan Noell (synths), and Alex MacKay (bass) …

Multi-platinum artist Cuco has released the deluxe edition of his critically acclaimed album Ridin’, out now via Interscope Records (listen here). The expanded project adds six…

After Freeze, Melt in 2020, Cut Copy could have gone quiet. Instead, frontman Dan Whitford turned isolation into inspiration—crafting well over 300 demos during the pandemic.…

Sabrina Carpenter is back, and bolder than ever. Her seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend—released today via Island Records—dials up the energy, satire, and threat of…

Australia’s guitar-pop duo Royel Otis return with their second album, Hickey, and it’s a magnetic blend of heartache, humor, and sharp hooks. The album rides a…

Two HNAF albums this week! We LOVE Alison Goldfrapp’s new album so much that we had to add a second. Check it out below! Synth-pop trailblazer…

Surprise drop alert and AudioFuzz’s HOT NEW ALBUM FRIDAYS! Canadian-Haitian beat architect KAYTRANADA returns with his album Ain’t No Damn Way!, released today via RCA Records.…

Why It’s an AudioFuzz Hot New Album Friday Feature We couldn’t resist spotlighting No Rain, No Flowers—The Black Keys’ bold return—on our Hot New Album Fridays…

Rising from Broadway fame to pop firebrand, Reneé Rapp delivers brutality and brilliance in equal measure on Bite Me, out August 1, 2025, via Interscope. This sophomore album…

🎧 Album Review: Lord Huron – The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 With The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1, Lord Huron rewires the compass of fate. The album plays…

Wet Leg’s Moisturizer is a triumphant sophomore ride — louder, warmer, and more heartfelt than ever before. The Isle of Wight duo-turned-quintet charge forward with swagger,…

HAIM’s long-awaited return arrives in the form of I Quit, their boldest and most emotionally raw album yet. Released on June 20, 2025 via Columbia/Polydor, the…

Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s ‘Curse’ packs a punch in just six short tracks, offering a masterclass in moody psychedelia. Opening with the ominous “Aura,” the EP shifts…

Vinyl Williams’ latest double LP Polyhaven / Portasymphony (out June 13 on Harmony Records) is a breathtaking dive into cosmic psychedelia—an album that expands the genius…

TURNSTILE unleash their era-defining new album, NEVER ENOUGH — a fearless, genre-dissolving triumph that crackles with urgency and intention. Out now across all streaming platforms and…

Preoccupations emerge from the shadows with Ill at Ease, a tense, exhilarating plunge into their most refined and emotionally charged work to date. The Calgary quartet—long…

Blondshell’s sophomore album, If You Asked for a Picture, is a raw, unflinching dive into the messy brilliance of human connection. Sabrina Teitelbaum—channeling the spirit of…

Luke Titus’s From What Was Will Grow A Flower is a breathtaking blend of jazz-informed soul, experimental pop, and beat-driven exploration. The Chicago-born drummer-turned-multi-instrumentalist crafts eleven…