The Avalanches 'No Bad Memories' Album Tracklist Revealed
The Australian group's fourth studio album arrives October 16 on Interscope Capitol with 31 tracks and features from Jamie xx, Karen O, Rivers Cuomo, and more.
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# The Avalanches 'No Bad Memories' Album Tracklist Revealed
The Avalanches have shared the full tracklist for No Bad Memories, their fourth studio album, due October 16, 2026 on Interscope Capitol. The record runs 31 tracks and includes a wide cast of collaborators spanning electronic music, indie rock, avant-garde composition, and film.
The group, comprised of Robbie Chater, Tony Di Blasi, and Andy Szekeres, describes the album as drawing on the ways advertising and branded technology embed themselves into personal memory. According to the release, the project treats forgotten machines and discarded technology as instruments, building something the band frames as an "ode to the nostalgic pull of commercial jingles, proprietary start-up sounds and long forgotten audio logos."
Who Is Featured on 'No Bad Memories'
The collaborator list is one of the broadest the group has assembled across any of their records. Here is the full picture of who appears and what they are known for:, Jamie xx (Every Single Weekend) produced the acclaimed In Waves album in 2024, which itself featured The Avalanches on a track called "All You Children.", Karen O (Blue Shadows) is the frontwoman of Yeah Yeah Yeahs., Rivers Cuomo (All The Time In The World) is the frontwriter and vocalist of Weezer., Panda Bear (Highfield) is Noah Lennox of Animal Collective, a longtime figure in experimental pop., Ryoji Ikeda (Xerox Altalink B8055, Unicorn Quest, Break Out Corporate Tag) is a Japanese artist known for data-driven audiovisual work and generative sound., Haruomi Hosono (The Pavements Light) is a founding member of Yellow Magic Orchestra and a pioneer of electronic pop in Japan., Suzanne Ciani (Our Love Is Alive) is an electronic composer whose work in the 1970s and 1980s included audio identities for Coca-Cola and Atari., Mike Patton (Paradise Island, Superfun! TV Spot, Total Recall) is the vocalist of Faith No More and Mr. Bungle, and has collaborated extensively across experimental genres., Khadija Al Hanafi (Like Clockwork / Hit By Traffic, Far Away, Watch Out! It's Cloudy, SUV Heaven, Paradise Island) is described in the release as a Tunisian footwork artist., Barry Can't Swim (Magic Wand, Our Love Is Alive) is a Scottish producer and DJ who has released on XL Recordings., Vegyn (All The Time In The World, Evergreen Altar) is a UK producer known for his work with Frank Ocean and his own releases on PLZ Make It Ruins., Erick the Architect (Vida) is a member of Flatbush Zombies., Carly Simon (One More Fantasy) is a singer-songwriter whose catalog spans decades of pop and folk., John Glacier (Far Away) is a London rapper who has released on Ninja Tune., Nikki Nair, Jessy Lanza, and Prentiss appear together on "Together.", Loaded Honey appears on two tracks, including the closing "Final Credits.", Portraits of Tracy (Can't Get Enough Losing You, Break Out Corporate Tag) is described in the release as a producer and multi-instrumentalist., Haley Joel Osment, the actor known for The Sixth Sense and A.I., appears on two tracks and stars in the album trailer directed by The Avalanches and Liam Oz., Baby Marlboro appears on "All The Time In The World."
Four tracks are exclusive to the digital version: "He Lives In The Old World," "El Dorado TV Spot," "Total Recall," and "Final Credits (Loaded Honey Version)." Physical formats, including vinyl, CD, and cassette, include the exclusive track "Evergreen Altar" featuring Vegyn.
How 'No Bad Memories' Connects to The Avalanches' Back Catalog
The Avalanches released their debut album Since I Left You in 2000, a record built almost entirely from samples and widely credited with influencing how artists approach collage-based production. Wildflower followed in 2016 after a 16-year gap. We Will Always Love You arrived in 2020. According to the press release, the three albums have combined for over one million sales and 700 million streams, though those figures cannot be independently verified here.
No Bad Memories arrives six years after We Will Always Love You and marks the group's first album for Interscope Capitol. It is available for pre-order and pre-save now. No specific streaming platform details were included in the release.
No tour dates were announced alongside the tracklist reveal.
What Independent Artists Can Take From This Campaign
The rollout strategy here is worth studying. The Avalanches released a trailer video before the full album, built the feature list into the announcement itself, and used format-exclusive tracks to give fans a reason to buy physical copies rather than stream only. If you are building a release campaign and want to create multiple moments of coverage from a single project, splitting your tracklist reveal, your singles, and your format exclusives into separate beats is one way to do it. [Submit your own release to Something Dope For The People](/submit) if you have a project in the works.
No Bad Memories is out October 16, 2026 on Interscope Capitol.
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