"Led by the LCD Soundsystem and Coldplay-inflected "Aperture," the British star's first album in four years Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. trades out the honeyed stylings of his prior record for refined slivers of dance pop, funk, and post-punk. (Don't worry, he finds time for a couple ballads too, namely "Paint by Numbers" and the string-laden "Coming Up Roses")."
"War Child has rallied a characteristically impressive lineup for the latest instalment in its generation-spanning Help compilation series. Recorded at Abbey Road and led by the first Arctic Monkeys single since 2022, Help(2) features new music from Big Thief, Cameron Winter, Olivia Rodrigo, King Krule, Fontaines D.C."
Pitchfork provides a weekly guide to significant new music releases across streaming platforms. This week's notable releases include Harry Styles' first album in four years, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., which shifts toward refined dance pop, funk, and post-punk influenced by LCD Soundsystem and Coldplay. The album, executive produced by Kid Harpoon, features contributions from Wolf Alice's Ellie Rowsell, the Smile's Tom Skinner, and a gospel choir. Additionally, the Help(2) compilation from War Child Records showcases new music from Arctic Monkeys, Big Thief, Cameron Winter, Olivia Rodrigo, King Krule, and Fontaines D.C., recorded at Abbey Road. Pitchfork offers a New Music Friday newsletter for weekly recommendations.
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