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Arlo Parks – Ambiguous Desire
Parks hasn’t stopped being an observer; she’s just stepped into the frame.
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READ MORE ABOUT ARLO PARKSREAD MORE ABOUT ARLO PARKSREAD MORE ABOUT ARLO PARKSREAD MORE ABOUT ARLO PARKSREAD MORE ABOUT ARLO PARKSREAD MORE ABOUT ARLO PARKSParks hasn’t stopped being an observer; she’s just stepped into the frame.
New album 'The Weight of the Woods' continues an unbroken chart-topping streak.
She also showcased '2SIDED' from 'Ambiguous Desire' during the session.
Already one of the defining voices of her generation, Arlo Parks uses ‘Ambiguous Desire’ to stretch into dance textures and minimalism, her gift for intimate observation still leading the way.
Her club-influenced third record lands Friday via Transgressive Records.
Tickets available for general sale starting 13th March at 10am local time.
The event series kicks off on 26th February 2026 in Camden.
The album will be released via Transgressive Records in April.
The album features production from Baird, known for work with Brockhampton.
The deluxe edition will be released in December.
There’s a range of influences in her palette, but she offers something entirely of her own creation.
After the runaway success of her debut, Arlo Parks is back with a record that sees her taking inspiration from some unexpected sources…
Before she undoubtedly levels up again, it's really special to see Arlo in a venue like this.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
Our April 2023 issue is available now, rammed to the rafters with exciting new music.
With her debut album 'Collapsed in Sunbeams', Arlo exceeded even the loftiest of predictions. Now, with its follow-up 'My Soft Machine' on deck, she's back bigger and better than ever before.
It's taken from her forthcoming new album 'My Soft Machine'.
From unexpected superstars to returning heroes, here’s the year in its standout records.
At the start of the year, we were pretty sure Arlo Parks would ‘do quite well’, but what followed was positively interstellar.
Destined to feature on many an album of the year list come December (yes, we’re calling it now), Arlo Parks’ debut has arrived.