
2026
The Avalanches' 'No Bad Memories' captures the joy and chaos of pop culture through a kaleidoscopic lens. Robbie Chater and Tony Di Blasi craft a sonic tapestry from fictional adverts and samples, creating an album that's both a tribute to and critique of commercial jingles. It's a madcap whirl of uptempo beats and wild, unexpected collaborations—like the nostalgic 'One More Fantasy' with Carly Simon, which glistens with an '80s sheen. For fans, the thrill lies in its unpredictable shifts, like a sonic treasure hunt through pop's forgotten corners.

The Chemical Brothers · 2023
The Avalanches' 'No Bad Memories' and The Chemical Brothers' 'For That Beautiful Feeling' both thrive on the art of sampling, weaving snippets of sound into expansive electronic tapestries. Both albums are steeped in the tradition of 90s electronic music, yet they bring a contemporary twist with their adventurous spirit and rich layers. The Avalanches explore memory and advertising, whilst The Chemical Brothers lean into the visceral experience of rhythm and melody, both creating immersive worlds that pulse with life.

Holy Fuck · 2020
Holy Fuck's 'Deleter' leans into the chaotic and frenetic spirit found in 'No Bad Memories'. Known for their live instrumentation and non-traditional electronic effects, the Canadian group crafts a raw, kinetic sound that feels alive and unpredictable. The album's experimental edge and playful approach to electronic music echo The Avalanches' adventurous spirit.

Jamie xx, Romy, Oliver Sim, The xx
'In Waves' by Jamie xx and friends captures the introspective yet joyous vibe akin to 'No Bad Memories'. It weaves dreamy dubstep with lush textures and emotional undercurrents, similar to The Avalanches’ playful use of samples and nostalgic nods. Jamie xx’s ability to turn introspection into something danceable mirrors the emotional complexity found in The Avalanches' work.

Disclosure · 2023
Both 'No Bad Memories' by The Avalanches and Disclosure's 'Alchemy' play with the bounds of electronic music, but in distinct ways. The Avalanches weave a tapestry of nostalgia and commercial jingles, creating a kaleidoscope of sound that evokes a lifetime of advertising. Meanwhile, 'Alchemy' sees Disclosure stripping back to essentials, crafting buoyant grooves with a touch of melancholy. Both albums thrive on inventive production, whether through The Avalanches' intricate sampling or Disclosure's rhythmic mastery.

Barry Can't Swim · 2025
Barry Can't Swim's 'Loner' delivers a deep house experience that carries the same playful unpredictability found in 'No Bad Memories'. Known for his emotive and melodic approach, Barry Can't Swim creates tracks that are both introspective and joyous, similar to The Avalanches’ knack for blending contrasting elements into a seamless whole.
Bonobo · 2026
Bonobo's 'Distance in Static' captures the ambient warmth and lush production that fans of 'No Bad Memories' would appreciate. Simon Green's meticulous layering and thoughtful compositions echo The Avalanches' collage-like approach to music, with each track offering a new fragment of sonic exploration. The album's ability to find beauty in the abstract aligns with The Avalanches’ creative ethos.
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Jamie xx · 2024
Jamie xx’s 'In Waves' offers a dreamy, dubstep-infused exploration of sound that mirrors the nostalgic yet fresh approach of 'No Bad Memories'. His masterful blending of introspection with danceable beats aligns with The Avalanches’ knack for turning the familiar into something wondrous. The album's playful yet thoughtful nature complements the layered complexity of The Avalanches’ music.
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