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Johnny Marr announces The Age Of Everything and shares Spin, turning cultural overload, Manchester guitars and future-facing optimism into a new solo chapter.
John Vanderslice announces Focus and shares From The Life Of The Marionettes, returning from electronic explorations to a song-forward indie singer-songwriter mode.
Julia Jacklin announces The Gem, her fourth album and first for 4AD, with Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon) opening the door to a Melbourne-made new chapter.
Olivia Rodrigo’s third album continues to dominate the weekend conversation, with heartbreak, 80s colour, pop-rock drama and a Robert Smith collaboration in the emotional wreckage.
Bebe Rexha’s Dirty Blonde arrives as her first independent album, keeping the big EDM-pop instincts alive after years of major-label complications.
Fruit Bats release The Landfill via Merge, bringing Eric D. Johnson’s warm indie-folk songwriting back into the Friday release conversation.