#5 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: The Flaming Lips, Conway the Machine, Lucrecia Dalt, and More
“#5 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: The Flaming Lips, Conway the Machine, Lucrecia Dalt, and More”
The Flaming Lips: American Head [Warner]
The Flaming Lips are back with the follow-up to last year’s King’s Mouth. American Head is produced by longtime Flaming Lips collaborator Dave Fridmann and features two songs with Kacey Musgraves—the previously released “Flowers of Neptune 6” and “God and the Policeman.” The 13-track album also includes the single “My Religion Is You,” which arrived in June with a fiery music video.
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Conway the Machine: From King to a GOD [Griselda/Drumwork/EMPIRE]
The latest album from Buffalo rapper and Griselda artist Conway the Machine has contributions from Westside Gunn, Benny the Butcher, DeJ Loaf, Lloyd Banks, the Alchemist, Daringer, Hit-Boy, and more. Ahead of the LP, Conway released the protest song “Front Lines,” “Lemon” (featuring Method Man), and the Freddie Gibbs collab “Seen Everything But Jesus.” From King to a GOD follows Conway’s 2019 solo record Look What I Became.
“With From King to a GOD, I wanted to show growth; how much I’ve grown as an artist and how much I’ve grown as a man,” Conway said in a press release. “I wanted to showcase versatility and show people that I’m not a one trick pony.”
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Lucrecia Dalt: No era sólida [RVNG Intl.]
No era sólida is the latest studio album by Colombian avant-garde pop artist (and former geotechnical engineer) Lucrecia Dalt. The 10-track LP includes previously shared singles “Disuelta” and “Seca,” both of which were released with visuals directed by Pedro Maia. Dalt wrote, recorded, and mixed the album in its entirety. She is donating a portion of proceeds from No era sólida to Tierra Digna, an organization that works to defend Colombian communities affected by economic policies that impact human rights and the environment.
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Doves: The Universal Want [IMPERIAL/Virgin/EMI]
In June, Manchester rock trio Doves returned with “Carousels”—their first new song in over a decade. Shortly after, they announced The Universal Want, which marks their first studio album since 2009’s Kingdom of Rust. The new 10-track record includes “Carousels” as well as “Prisoners,” which Doves released in tandem with a moody music video in July.
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Sam Prekop: Comma [Thrill Jockey]
Comma is the latest solo album from the Sea and Cake’s Sam Prekop. The 10-track collection of ambient music marks the first time Prekop has worked extensively with beat programming, in addition to his more regular use of guitar and modular analog synthesizers. Prior to the album’s release, Prekop shared “Summer Places,” “September Remember,” and “Circle Line.”
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