9 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Vampire Weekend, Mount Kimbie, Glorilla, and More

It’s
been
five
years
since
Leeds
rock
band

Drahla
issued
their
debut
album,


Useless
Coordinates.
Their
sophomore
effort,

Angeltape,
is
slightly
more
frenzied,
layering
sharp
saxophone
blurts
on
top
of
deadpan
vocals
and
hard-edged,
post-punk
guitars.
While
writing
the
album,
the
quartet
mined
memories
of
grief
and
trauma,
searching
for
catharsis.
Drahla
shared
a
string
of
singles
ahead
of

Angeltape’s
release:
“Lip
Sync,”
“Under
the
Glass,”
“Grief
in
Phantasia,”
“Second
Rhythm,”
and
“Default
Parody.”

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on
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on
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on
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on
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at
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at
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Grace
Cummings:

Ramona
[ATO]

Ramona
is
the
third
full-length
from
Australian
singer-songwriter

Grace
Cummings,
following
her
2019
debut,


Refuge
Cove,
and
2022’s


Storm
Queen.
The
new
11-track
LP
was
cut
in
producer
Jonathan
Wilson’s
Topanga
Canyon
studio.
To
achieve

Ramona’s
lush,
orchestral
sound,
Wilson
and
Cummings
enlisted
harpist
Mary
Lattimore,
as
well
as
arranger
and
multi-instrumentalist
Drew
Erickson,
who
has
played
with
Weyes
Blood,
Mitski,
and
Lana
Del
Rey.
Cummings
recorded
guitar
and
piano
while
Wilson
contributed
guitar,
drums,
banjo,
and
organ.

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on
Apple
Music

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on
Spotify

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on
Tidal

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on
Amazon
Music

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at
Bandcamp

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at
Rough
Trade

Bnny:

One
Million
Love
Songs
[Fire
Talk]