pylon is an Alt/Indie album by beabadoobee, originally released in 2026. On Gatefold: owned by 3 collectors.
About
The self-taught singer-songwriter topped the UK albums chart with her third album, 2024’s <i>This Is How Tomorrow Moves</i>—a pared-down update of her hook-y blend of bedroom pop and alt-rock, co-produced by pop mystic Rick Rubin. Where that album centered around themes of growth and self-realization, its follow-up, <i>Pylon</i>, finds <b>beabadoobee</b> estranged on the open road, searching for connection. The fourth album from the 26-year-old musician draws its inspiration from grunge, Midwest emo, and 1990s radio rock, as evidenced by its run of features: Paramore’s Hayley Williams guest stars on <b>“Nothing to Prove,”</b> Turnstile singer Brendan Yates makes a cameo on <b>“Powerlines,”</b> and The 1975’s Matty Healy and George Daniel contribute production work to <b>“Write Me a Letter,”</b> alongside contributions from Deftones’ Chino Moreno, Title Fight’s Shane Moran, and Pinegrove’s Evan Stephens Hall. Transmission towers and telephone wires exist as metaphysical forces of connection as beabadoobee cycles between loneliness and contentment.
via Apple Music
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Tracklist
- 1Pylon3:35
- 2Sun Has Set2:21
- 3Estranged2:58
- 4Switchblade3:01
- 5Write Me A Letter3:14
- 6It's Alright2:51
- 7In Motion3:07
- 8Memories2:48
- 9Nothing To Prove2:24
- 10Radio2:40
- 11Powerlines2:58
- 12Spark2:47
- 13Despite That1:29
- 14Satellite4:45
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- jangly
- earnest
- confessional
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