This week's Pitchfork's roundup highlights significant new releases from notable artists including Turnstile and Pulp. Turnstile's "Never Enough" showcases an eclectic mix, blending hardcore elements with breakbeats and new-age sounds, while Pulp's "More" marks a triumphant return after a 24-year wait, featuring the catchy single "Spike Island." Both albums indicate these bands’ expansions beyond conventional genres, inviting fresh perspectives in contemporary music. Additionally, the article suggests subscribing to Pitchfork's New Music Friday newsletter for weekly recommendations on new releases.
The 24-year wait for a new Pulp album is over, showcasing their evolution in indie-pop with the eagerly anticipated album More, featuring standout track "Spike Island."
Turnstile's new album, Never Enough, sees them blending hardcore with breakbeats and new-age ambiance, marking a distinct departure from their previous sound.
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