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Long Anticipated Release From The Avalanches Scores Triple J Feature Album

Plus new tunes from Hein Cooper, What So Not and Japanese Wallpaper

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Youth broadcaster triple j have released their list of picks for the coming week, headed up by the long-awaited album by The Avalanches, Wildflower.

Joining the Melbourne electronic group are hometown favourites like Big Scary with The Opposite Of Us, having announced their first headline tour in three years, indie pop singer/songwriter Hein Cooper, electronic upstart Japanese Wallpaper and hip hop/jazz trio True Vibenation.

On the international front, you'll be jamming out to some new music from NY hardcore lads Every Time I Die ahead of their stint on UNIFY Festival, along with LA singer Alexandra Savior, British indie rockers VANT and US house duo Sofi Tukker.

Check out the full list of additions below.

triple j additions — week commencing 4 july

feature album

The Avalanches — Wildflower (Modular/EMI)

additions

Alexandra Savior — Shades (Sony)
Big Scary — The Opposite Of Us (Pieeater/Inertia)
Every Time I Die — The Coin Has A Say (Epitaph)
Hein Cooper — Overflow (Indica Records)
LANKS — Bitter Leaf (Independent)
Maggie Rogers — Alaska (Debay Sounds)
VANT  Karma Seeker (Warner)
What So Not x George Maple — Buried (feat. Rome Fortune) (Sweat It Out)

spot additions

Fil Bo Riva Like Eye Did (PIAS/Mushroom)
Japanese Wallpaper — Cocoon (Zero Through Nine/Inertia)
The Ocean Party — Back Bar (Spunk)
Sofi Tukker — Drinkee (Sony)
True Vibenation — The World Is Ours (Big Village Records)