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Albums in Stores – Mar 28th, 2025 • Page 2

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Melody Bot, Mar 27, 2025.

  1. Amanda A. Mar 28, 2025
    (Last edited: Mar 31, 2025)
    Amanda A.

    Los Angeles Supporter

    Happy Friday! Lotsss to get through

    Ariana Grande: Eternal Sunshine Deluxe: Brighter Days Ahead
    Chloe Moriondo - Oyster
    Dead Meadow - Voyager to Voyager [[psych/stoner rock]]
    dende - i amm because.you are... EP [[r&b]]
    False Heads - Cracked EP
    Free Range - Lost & Found
    girlpuppy - Sweetness
    Gloin - All of your anger is actually shame (and I bet that makes you angry)
    Great Grandpa - Patience, Moonbeam
    grentperez - Backflips in a Restaurant [[chill pop]]
    GUM & Ambrose Kenny-Smith - III Times [[Deluxe Edition]]
    Jivebomb - Ethereal
    Lucy Dacus - Forever Is A Feeling
    NIIS - Niis World [[highly recommend this album for those that love female fronted punk]]
    Pacific Coliseum (aka Teen Daze) - Voice Wave
    Palace - Greyhound EP
    Perfume Genius - Glory
    Population II - Maintenant Jamai [[garage/psych/prog]]
    Somebody's Child - When Youth Fades Away
    Spellling - Portrait of My Heart
    The Blue Stones - Metro
    Ultra Deluxe - The Floria Wars
    Underoath - The Place After This One
    Unknown Mortal Orchestra - IC-01 Bogota
    Vraeli - once a blue hour [[ambient]]
    Yukimi (of Little Dragon) - For You
    Wallows - More EP

    Singles:
    Abigail Osborn, Adrian Quesada (of the Black Pumas), Ain't, Amy Millan, Ari Lennox, Ballsy, Bedridden, Black Honey, Born Ruffians, CASTLEBEAT, Catbite, Chola Orange, Coco Jones, Deathchant, Deerfellow, Emotional oranges, Employed To Serve, FALL, Fiji Blue, Foxwarren, Horse Jumper of Love, Jahnah Camille, Julien Baker and Torres, Kali Uchis, Keep, Laura Jane Grace, levitation room, Maren Morris, Medium Build, Model/Actriz, Pacing, Petey, Poolside, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, PUP, Royaljag, Self Esteem, Samia, Sea Lemon, Split Chain, Sundressed, Sunstroke, Sydney Sprague, The Budos Band, The Bug Club, The Swell Season, The Tazers, The Wonder Years, The Yagas, Velvet, Viagra Boys, Yaya Bey
     
  2. Albe Mar 28, 2025
    (Last edited: Mar 28, 2025)
    Albe

    Trusted

    -first alison krauss & union station album in fourteen years.
    -great grandpa is top of the pile for me.
    -deafheaven will be getting more spins, too.
    -allegedly the new yasiin / alchemist album is supposed to hit, but i'm not holding out hope.
    -might scope out the new will smith album for a laugh.
    -also will check out palymra, mumford, and jivebomb
     
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  3. grimis16

    Teacher in Rome

    Listening to Wallows and Lucy Dacus. Both disappointments after first listen. Wallows EP definitely seems like b-sides from their newest album, nothing close to as good as that one. And the Lucy Dacus one is surprisingly boring. Hope it's a grower.
     
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  4. reachingfor

    Regular Supporter

    Underoath all day
     
  5. Albe

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  6. jols

    Trusted Prestigious

    Spotify Release Radar really has become useless. Huge release day, and the playlist is a shuffle of stuff that already appeared on it previous Fridays / was released a month ago.
     
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  7. Amanda A.

    Los Angeles Supporter

    They've been doing this for awhile now, I hate it too! Thankfully, all the songs that are older are on the bottom of my playlist but still, why even have them in there!?
     
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  8. Albe

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    spotify are the OG sloplords
     
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  9. slickdtc

    Regular Supporter

    That’s what we’re here for! But seriously, curating your Spotify release radar can be a pain. You need to follow artists, not just listen to them — that will get them and related artists popping into your RR more and more regularly. But yeah, the playlist refreshes each week but stuff from previous lists remains towards the bottom until it ages out.
     
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  10. Bartek T.

    D'oh! Prestigious

    Even worse for me, it adds stuff like e.g. new release from Great Grandpa, but it's the latest single released a moment prior to the album, gives me an impression this is what's new from them and I'm still in the dark with the possibilty to get on with the full album. I mean, this is a problem for me when I start checking out new releases after midnight on a thursday night, I still have many hours then to see what you guys are all putting here
     
  11. WadeCastle

    Trusted Supporter

    80s soaked synthpop vibes