9 New Albums You Ought to Take heed to Now: Lil Durk, Water From Your Eyes, Arlo Parks, and Extra
Water From Your Eyes compose freaky pop music out of helter-skelter beats, pitch-bent guitars, weltering synth glitches, signal-jammed earworms, and vocalist Rachel Brown’s typically chanted, typically chatty, at all times oddly catchy cadences. Preceded by “Barley,” the alt-pop artists’ sixth studio album and Matador debut twists acquainted sounds into horribly misshapen, Beefheartian symphonies that nonetheless make sense of our damaged occasions and minds. Learn Pitchfork’s characteristic “Alt-Pop Duo Water From Your Eyes Decide to the Bit.”
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Arlo Parks: My Mushy Machine [Transgressive]
Arlo Parks wrote her second album of immersive indie people, pop, and rock a few old flame, “mid-twenties anxiousness,” her pals’ substance use, and “PTSD and grief and self sabotage and pleasure, shifting via worlds with surprise and sensitivity,” she mentioned in press supplies. The British singer-songwriter named the album after a quote from Joanna Hogg’s The Memento concerning the attract of cinema: “We don’t need to see life as it’s performed out; we need to see life as it’s skilled on this mushy machine.” Phoebe Bridgers options on the one “Pegasus.”
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Jay Worthy & Roc Marciano: Nothing Larger Than the Program [GDF/Marci Enterprises/Empire]
