Every week, the WECB France team offers you its selection of the best albums to listen to – Week of April 10, 2026.
In the age of streaming, it has never been easier to listen to new music, but with thousands of new titles added every day to streaming platforms not counting physical releases in stores, we can get lost. WECB offers you a selection of albums released today.
This week, we have selected albums from Tiwayo, Joe Jackson, Cold Cause, Square Pusher, CharlÉlie Couture, Long Distance Calling, Mamas Gun, Memory Spells & Jordan Whitlock, The Lords of Altamont, Lord of the Lost And Immolation.
Tiwayo – Outsider
The French Soulman sings his love for the greatest figures of the style, ranging from Al Green to Isaac Hayes, in a sincere and powerful record, produced by Adrian Quesada (Black Pumas).
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Joe Jackson – Hope and Fury
Surrounded by a choice cast, Thundercat mixes orchestral soul, velvety jazz, ultra-funky pop, psychedelic rock and even afrofuturist echoes: there is plenty to do in this brilliant protean sum.
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BRETON – DAOU
Breton, English and French also alternate and intertwine throughout the 13 tracks that make up the collective's second album, with a fluidity that seems obvious.
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Cold Cause – Cold Cause
This brand new trio, composed of Luiça on vocals, Bruno on synths and machines, and Mathieu on guitar, offers with its first eponymous album a frank and direct homage to industrial post-punk in a way that we no longer do today: cold, obsessive, dancing.
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Squarepusher – Kammerkonzert
Tom Jenkinson, aka Squarepusher, is back with a sixteenth album, still via the Warp stable. With so many records, the prodigy producer has largely covered his electronic obsessions: here, he breaks all the rules by offering a deluge of orchestrations and experimental arrangements.
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CharlÉlie Couture – Blue-Green Project
CharlÉlie Couture defends the environment through this project by drawing on her teeming discography for beautiful covers with a host of guests such as Jean-Louis Aubert, Cali, Yannick Noah and his daughter Yamé. Combining business with pleasure rings very true here.
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Long Distance Calling – The Phantom Void
The flights of the German group are essentially instrumental, if not completely on this new album marking two decades of existence. The atmospheres follow one another with constant and renewed happiness. Without ever restricting its imagination, LDC never forgets to remain accessible.
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Mamas Gun – DIG!
The London collective led by Andy Platts succeeds with their record in serving a deliciously retro pop-soul but sufficiently current without apparent effort, continuing to… plow its swaying furrow. Groovy, baby!
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Memory Spells & Jordan Whitlock – This Is What It Feels Like
Jordan Whitlock and Matt Bauer manage to bring together already well-advanced compositions for an album of crazy elegance, as if in suspension.
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Lords of Altamont – Forever Loaded
The Lords therefore set off at full speed in a furious “Devil's Ride,” and also know how to slow down with the mysterious “Rusty Guns” to accelerate even more afterwards, the proof with the motorheadian “Got You On The Run”. Jubilant.
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Lord Of The Lost – OPVS Noir Vol. III
It's time to close this ambitious triptych with 11 new pieces drawing from the depths of their influences, by inviting their compatriots from Kissin' Dynamite to sing in French on “La Vie est Hell”, or this dear Wednesday 13.
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Immolation – Descent
Almost 40 years of career, and the American quartet does not intend to curb its appetite for plump riffs and generously pachydermic rhythms. Thus, the ten tracks of Descent plunge you into the abyss of relentless death metal.
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