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From The Strokes to Charli xcx and Dobby, these are July's must-hear albums

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By Dan Condon Verified, Courtney Fry Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Having zoomed past the best albums of 2026 so far, July brought new releases from blockbuster acts Madonna, The Rolling Stones, and Ariana Grande. On the local front, there was PNAU, The Temper Trap, Body Type, and Bundjalung soul man Budjerah. What really got us buzzing, however, were the highly anticipated returns from Charli xcx, The Strokes, and Jack White. Plus, we review the latest from the UK's Yard Act and Four Tet, Aussie indie rockers Swapmeet and Pain Gain, and homegrown polymath Dobby.
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Program: Shortcut: Double J's Best Albums of July 2026

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By Dan Condon Verified, Courtney Fry Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
This is Double J's Shortcut to July's best albums, your quick guide to the stories, artists and moments shaping music right now. From long-awaited returns to bold new directions, albums from The Strokes, Charli XCX, DOBBY, Yard Act, Four Tet, Jack White and more have given us plenty to talk about. Join Double J music reporters Al Newstead and Dan Condon, alongside triple j's Courtney Fry, as they unpack the albums you'll be spinning on repeat.
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Inside Guts: the solar-powered music tour connecting remote NT communities and Australian bands

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By Dan Condon Verified
| YourLifeChoices
By Dan Condon Posted 8 Jul 2026 at 9:00am8 July 2026 at 9:00am, updated 8 Jul 2026 at 1:11pm8 July 2026 at 1:11pm Outback Tom on Tour with GUTS | Australia’s Most Remote Touring Festival? Link copied Half a dozen kids swarm around the drum kit as Melbourne band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever rips through a set at full tilt. The kids aren’t supposed to be on stage, but they are compelled.
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