Pitchfork has released its list of the top 50 albums of 2024, featuring a diverse range of artists and genres. The list includes both established acts and newcomers, with unexpected surprises and surprises along the way.
The list takes into account Pitchfork’s song rankings from earlier in the year, but also introduces new names and projects that may have flown under the radar. Notable omissions include Kendrick Lamar, who topped Pitchfork’s song list, but didn’t make the album list, as well as artists like Beyoncé, The Smile, and Father John Misty.
The top 5 of the list are all women-led albums, with Nala Sinephro’s “Endlessness” taking the number one spot. Other notable entries include Kim Gordon’s “The Collective”, Astrid Sonne’s “Great Doubt”, and Jessica Pratt’s “Here in the Pitch”.
For those familiar with Pitchfork’s previous year-end lists, some names will feel familiar, including Cindy Lee, Charli XCX, and Waxahatchee. However, new entrants like skaiwater, DORIS, and Still House Plants add an exciting layer of discovery to the list.
The full top 50 can be found on Pitchfork’s website, offering a wealth of information and commentary for fans eager to explore this year’s best albums.
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