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The new album by The Avalanches is due to be released in October 2026

7 August 20261 min read

The Australian band The Avalanches have finally announced the release date of their long-awaited new album, No Bad Memories (2026). This will be their fourth album and the follow-up to their hit album We Will Always Love You (2020).

Having released three singles over the past few months, Robbie Chater and Tony Di Blasi, the duo behind the project, announced in a press release that their album will be released on 16 October via Modular. The album will feature 31 tracks and, according to the press release, “is deep dive into jingles, commercials, and the age of marketing”.

The announcement was accompanied by the release of the music video for the new single “Can’t Get Over Losing You”, featuring the Baton Rouge band Portraits of Tracy. The video was directed by fellow Australian Jonathan Zawada. Regarding the collaboration with Tracy Amare, Robbie Chater said:Tracy is a hilarious, brave and tender human being who we have become very close to over the years we’ve been making music together,” the band wrote in a statement. “Tracy’s production and mixing is insane but it’s her voice and songwriting that break our heart time after time, truly a generational talent! We feel very fortunate to make music together. .

Victor Ramos

Fanático de la música desde que mis padres me ponían a Eydie Gorme y Los Panchos o el Discotuna por la A2. Intenté tocar varios instrumentos, pero soy muy torpe con la mano izquierda, así que ya sabéis el resultado final. Fan del britpop, Post-punk, el rugby y el baloncesto...

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