Pitchfork's weekly roundup of significant new album releases features recommendations across multiple genres and artists.

– Tinashe: Popstar—her eighth studio album recreates and reimagines pop blockbusters from the past decade, featuring production influenced by Metro Boomin and Timbaland, spanning acoustic, R&B, and country styles.
– Gilla Band: Pugnello—the Irish band's fourth full-length album continues their distinctive approach to noise-rock, presenting twisted and unpredictable soundscapes over a decade after their 2015 debut.
– Julia Jacklin: The Gem—the Australian songwriter's debut for 4AD, recorded in a Melbourne pub where she sought refuge, marks her first hometown album during a period of personal and professional transition.
– M83: I Wrote You a Letter—Anthony Gonzalez's new record serves as a spiritual successor to 2008's Saturdays=Youth, featuring subdued arrangements with orchestral elements including choirs, saxophones, and string quartets.
– Jules Reidy: Clerestory—the guitarist's new album explores dual narrative sides.