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Suggested albums released this week to check out: Bibio, Anderson .Paak, The Chemical Brothers, Fontaines D.C. & more

Our guide through the best LP releases this week.

Friday is album release day and here’s a quick rundown of what’s been released today. Check back next week for our favourites.

Bibio – Ribbons

The Warp signee blends oldy worldy English folk sounds with a lo-fi aesthetic. We talked about it in depth on this week’s podcast.

Anderson .Paak – Venture

The new Paak record finds the Cali artist returning to his soulful roots with Andre 3000, Smokey Robinson and Nate Dogg in tow.

Fontaines D.C. – Dogrel

The Dublin five-piece rock’n’roll band release their debut record. Our review.

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All Tvvins – Just To Exist

The Dublin duo’s second album shows progress and a way forward. They were in conversation also this week on the podcast.

The Chemical Brothers – No Geography

A slight curveball in sound for the Chems album number nine.

Broken Social Scene – Lets Try The After Vol.2

The Canadian indie group release their second EP of the year.

Other albums of interest released today

Glen Hansard – This Wild Willing
BTS – Map Of The Soul: Persona
Aaron Lewis – State I’m In
Escort – City Life
LOWLY – Hifalutin
LSD (Labrinth, Sia & Diplo) – LSD
The Budos Band – V
The Leisure Society – Arrivals and Departures
Band of Skulls – Love Is All You Love
The Flaming Lips – King’s Mouth (Saturday release)

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