New albums are getting announced and released constantly. It’s tough to stay on top of it all. So that’s where we come in. Pitchfork is tracking notable new music releases with our guide to upcoming albums. In the coming months, there will be big new releases from Feist, Arlo Parks, the National, Thomas Bangalter, Everything But the Girl, Squid, Metallica, Kara Jackson, Wednesday, Christine and the Queens, Yaeji, and plenty more artists. This guide features streaming and digital release dates and will be updated regularly.
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April 7
Blondshell: Blondshell [Partisan]
Braid: Frame & Canvas (25th Anniversary Edition) [Polyvinyl]
Calvin Johnson: Gallows Wine [K]
Daughter: Stereo Mind Game [Glassnote]
Desire Marea: On the Romance of Being [Mute]
Hatchie: Giving the World Away (Deluxe) [Secretly Canadian]
Jana Horn: The Window Is the Dream [No Quarter]
Linkin Park: Meteora 20th Anniversary Edition [Warner]
Niontay: Dontay’s Inferno [10k]
Thomas Bangalter: Mythologies [Erato/Warner Classics]
Tim Hecker: No Highs [Kranky]
Wednesday: Rat Saw God [Dead Oceans]
Yaeji: With a Hammer [XL]
April 14
Angel Olsen: Forever Means EP [Jagjaguwar]
Brian Dunne: Loser on the Ropes [Kill Rock Stars]
Chat Pile & Nerver: Brothers in Christ EP [Reptilian/The Ghost Is Clear]
The Ducks: High Flyin’ (Live) [Shakey Pictures/Reprise]
El Michels Affair & Black Thought: Glorious Game [Big Crown]
Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou: Jerusalem [Mississippi]
Feist: Multitudes [Interscope]
Fenne Lily: Big Picture [Dead Oceans]
Fruit Bats: A River Running to Your Heart [Merge]
The Hidden Cameras: The Smell of Our Own (20th Anniversary Edition) [Rough Trade]
Kara Jackson: Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love? [September]
MC Yallah: Yallah Beibe [Hakuna Kulala]
Neil Young & The Santa Monica Flyers: Tonight’s the Night (Live) [Shakey Pictures/Reprise]
Metallica: 72 Seasons [Blackened]
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