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Big Freedia and SOPHIE finally release the future from the vault
20 June catch-up: Big Freedia and SOPHIE’s Released At Last brings long-awaited bounce-pop futurism, queer club energy and posthumous emotional charge into the weekend.
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DJ Haram and Sha Ray make Critical Thot sound like femme authority with teeth
20 June catch-up: DJ Haram and Sha Ray’s Critical Thot pushes experimental club, rap pressure and femme authority into one sharp weekend release.
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Warning return with Rituals of Shame and keep doom emotionally enormous
20 June catch-up: Warning’s Rituals of Shame marks the UK doom band’s return after two decades, bringing slow heaviness and emotional scale back into the release conversation.
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Cold Court raise their Hands Up EP like a genre-breaking emergency signal
20 June catch-up: Cold Court’s Hands Up EP brings noise, funk, rock and disruptive genre-bending energy into Pitchfork’s weekend release shelf.
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Canaries send Horsepower and Soma racing through the fuzz-pop slipstream
Canaries release Horsepower and Soma, two rushing lo-fi fuzz-pop tracks that turn early-90s guitar memory into something young, messy and alive.
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SAIS turn YPARXIAKA into a Cypriot folk-rock search for meaning
Cyprus project SAIS release YPARXIAKA, a six-track alternative folk-rock and world-music album rooted in cultural transition, dark melody and rhythmic movement.
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