New albums & EPs out today: Slowthai, Django Django, God Is An Astronaut, JPEGMAFIA & more

Friday is album release day and here’s a quick rundown of what’s been released on DSPs and physical releases in stores.

Slowthai – Tyron

The difficult econd album from the Northampton rapper? It comes after some dodgy a behaviour from the rapper and the album features A$AP Rocky, Mount Kimbie, James Blake, Denzel Curry and Skepta.

Django Django – Glowing in the Dark

Fourth album from the indie band on Because Music is getting glowing reviews for its kaleidoscopic sounds.

Dua Lipa – Future Nostalgia (The Moonlight Edition)

An expanded version of last year’s mega-good pop album of the year, that collates extra singles and tracks.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! – New Fragility

Sixth album from the Philadelphian indie rock musician Alec Ounsworth who has worked under the name solo since the band left in 2012.

God Is An Astronaut – Ghost Tapes #10

The Dublin instrumental band are still going strong with their tenth studio album.

Pale Waves – Who Am I?

Second album from the Manchester indie four-piece was recorded primarily in Los Angeles

See Also

Recommended new releases out today: Laura Marling, Rejjie Snow, Ruthven, Underworld, Yenkee & more

JPEGMAFIA – EP2!

7-track EP from the New York rapper.

Lucky Daye – Table For Two

SG Lewis collaborator releases a 7-track EP featuring Mahalia and Ari Lennox.

Claud – Super Monster

Debut album from the Brooklyn-based indie-pop artist on Phoebe Bridgers’ label

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