The Avalanches announce massive 31-song tracklist for new album ‘No Bad Memories’, featuring Rivers Cuomo

The Australian duo will soon return for their new album ‘No Bad Memories’, which is inspired by jingles and start-up sounds. It will mark their fourth studio album and drops October 16 – visit here to pre-order.

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Now, the duo have unveiled the tracklist, which includes a huge 31 songs. Vocalists that will feature on the album include The Yeah Yeah Yeah‘s Karen O, John Glacier, Mike Patton and Weezer‘s Rivers Cuomo.

Other collaborators include Japanese visual and sound artist Ryoji Ikeda, Louisiana producer and singer-songwriter Portraits of Tracy, Yellow Magic Orchestra founder Haruomi Hosono and electronic icon Suzanne Ciani.

Actor Haley Joel Osment, who appears in the album trailer, will also feature on the song ‘Superfun!™ TV Spot’. Panda Bear of Animal Collective, Barry Can’t Swim and Jamie xx are also slated to appear on the album – check out the full tracklisting down below.

The Avalanches’ ‘No Bad Memories’ tracklist is.

In 2020, NME spoke to The Avalanches about the legacy of their landmark 2000 debut album, ‘Since I Left You’.

We also reviewed their latest album ‘We Will Always Love You‘, giving it a four-star review. “The diversity of guest musicians, expertly woven music and compositional strength of the tracks on offer here add up to a journey well worth taking.

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