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- Sep 29, 2026
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Hear Another Father John Misty Single (opens the original)
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Father John Misty is back with another one-off single. “The X-panded Universe” is either Josh Tillman’s second or third new song of 2026, following “The Payoff” and “The Old Law.” (“The Old Law” had been floating around since 2024 under a different title, “God’s Trash.”) Maybe it’s just me, but it kind of sounds like he’s singing about the latter-day Marvel Cinematic Universe: “In the crossover event/God is only as good as the villains he invents…There must be timelines like this/Where heroes do
Tinashe: âPopstarâ (opens the original)
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She may have gotten her start as a child actress, but Tinashe Kachingwe never landed a more compelling role than herself. In Act I of The Tinashe Story, a plucky Los Angelena spends years battling her way out of the RCA boonies. Then, in Act II, she proves why those label execs shouldâve held on tighter with a vanguard blitz of self-released projects. The title track from Tinasheâs new album Popstarâher first for a major in eight yearsâdelivers a prequel thatâs just as engrossing. The
The 34 Most Anticipated Albums of Fall 2026 (opens the original)
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At Pitchfork, “back-to-school season” means it’s time to brag to you about all the albums we’re looking forward to this fall. On the docket are “mind- or mood-altering” songs from one of the biggest rock bands around, a debut from a buzzy Australian singer-songwriter, a pop record that “exudes star quality,” and a member of Animal Collective using the power of the moon to make music. Find out about those and more below. Titled after a Twitter meme, Autosmile by @ (that’s “at” to you) plays out l
The 34 Most Anticipated Albums of Fall 2026 (opens the original)
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At Pitchfork, “back-to-school season” means it’s time to brag to you about all the albums we’re looking forward to this fall. On the docket are “mind- or mood-altering” songs from one of the biggest rock bands around, a debut from a buzzy Australian singer-songwriter, a pop record that “exudes star quality,” and a member of Animal Collective using the power of the moon to make music. Find out about those and more below. Titled after a Twitter meme, Autosmile by @ (that’s “at” to you) plays out l
Bad Brains Unearth Mythical First Demo Tape (opens the original)
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Legendary D.C. punks Bad Brains are issuing their long sought-after first demo tape. Recorded in 1979 at Arlington, Virginia’s Inner Ear Studios and newly remastered by Ian MacKaye, Are You Ready: The First Studio Recording (Inner Ear - March 1979) will be available on vinyl LP, cassette, and digitally come November 6 via Trust Records. Below, hear the early studio version of Bad Brains’ debut 7”, “Pay to Cum,” accompanied by footage of the band performing at CBGB’s in October 1979. In a press s
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