New releases out today: Lorde, Villagers, Orla Gartland, Aaliyah & more
Friday is album release day and here’s a rundown of what’s been released on DSPs and physical releases in record shops.
Villagers – Fever Dreams
Conor O’Brien’s fifth album is yet another edifying and gorgeous thing.
Lorde – Solar Power
The third album from Lorde is a pivot to bright mellow acoustic music.
Orla Gartland – Woman on the Internet
A long-awaited debut album from one of Ireland’s finest songwriters.
Aaliyah – One In A Million
Aaliyah’s second album from 1996’s is finally on streaming with more to come. Produced by Timbaland and co-written by Missy Elliott.
Martha Wainwright – Love Will Be Reborn
Sixth studio album from the US songwriter.
Angus & Julia Stone – Life Is Strange
First album in almost four years.
Chynna – drug opera
A posthumous release from the Philadelphia rapper.
Deafheaven – Infinite Granite
Fifth album from the post-metal San Fran band.
The Joy Formidable – Into the Blue
New album from the shoegaze-leaning Welsh trio.
Angel Olsen – Aisles – EP
Griselda rapper Boldy James and producer Alchemist have reunited for a new LP. Guests include Earl Sweatshirt, Curren$y, and Boldy James’ fellow Griselda rapper Benny the Butcher
Molly Burman – Fool Me With Flattery EP
A London-based bedroom pop artist with Irish roots (her Irish mother sang with Shane MacGowan of The Pogues, presumably professionally).
milk. – 2, The EP
Dublin-based indie pop band’s second EP.
Disclosure – Never Enough EP
The Lawrence brothers have dropped five new tracks this week.
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