Fresh Press Friday: Ariana Grande, Fleetwood Mac Bloodborne & Converge

Plus BMTH, Joan Jett, Madonna color reissues, Green Day's Nimrods, and Ween goes country. Out now.

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Friday's massive. Ariana Grande returns, Converge hits hard twice over, and the legends — Grateful Dead, Joan Jett, Madonna's colored vinyl imports — own the moment. Here's what just landed at Drowned World Records.

Just Dropped

Ariana Grande — Petal [Explicit White Vinyl]
Grande returns with her eighth studio album and first in two years. Executive produced and co-written with longtime collaborator Ilya Salmanzadeh, the 12-track collection picks up where 2024's Eternal Sunshine left off, exploring emotional growth and breaking free from negative attachments. Led by the #1 single "Hate That I Made You Love Me," produced with Max Martin, the album arrives while Grande continues her Eternal Sunshine Tour — her full return to music-making after years focused on acting.

Fleetwood Mac — Greatest Hits (Deluxe Edition) [Translucent White Vinyl]
The definitive hits collection expanded from 13 to 23 tracks—"Landslide," "The Chain," "Silver Springs (Live)" join the classics, capturing Buckingham, Nicks, and McVie's complicated brilliance. Released ahead of the band's first authorized documentary.

Bloodborne Vol. I (Soundtrack)
The gothic masterpiece remastered on vinyl for its 10th anniversary — a choral-orchestral symphony of dread, fury, and Lovecraftian horror. The soundscape of Yharnam captured in deluxe gatefold black vinyl.

Converge — Hum Of Hurt
Converge's second album of 2026, born from the same prolific sessions as Love Is Not Enough but treated as an entirely separate entity. Hum of Hurt leans further into emotional hardcore, stripped back to something rawer and more exposed.

Also New This Week

• Devil Wears Prada 2 (Soundtrack) — fashion's fiercest moment; Gaga, Dua Lipa, SZA own the runway.
• Ween — 12 Golden Country Greats (30th Anniversary) [3LP] — alt-rock goes Nashville, outtakes and demos included.
• Thievery Corporation — Radio Retaliation — outernational sonic revolution; global beats collide.
• Bring Me The Horizon — Suicide Season — metalcore rage; "Chelsea Smile" never sounded so heavy.
• Green Day — Nimrod (Original Soundtrack) — 30 tracks of punk chaos and classics.
• Joan Jett — Bad Reputation (45th Anniversary) — punk defiance that still burns.
• Grateful Dead — Workingman's Dead [Rhino Hi-Fi] — folk-rock transcendence; "Casey Jones" rides forever.
• Counting Crows — Recovering the Satellites [Red Vinyl] — Adam Duritz battles celebrity demons; "A Long December" hits like a confession.
• AJR — The Click [Deluxe 2LP] — hyper-pop euphoria, synth-driven and relentlessly catchy.
• Alan Parsons Project — I Robot (45 RPM Audiophile) [2LP] — Asimov's sci-fi meets prog perfection; half-speed Abbey Road remaster.
• Madonna — Ray of Light [Blue Vinyl] — electronic transcendence; "Frozen" never thawed.
• Madonna — Like a Prayer [Red Vinyl] — confessional pop perfection, faith and family laid bare.
• Madonna — Erotica [White Vinyl] — house heat and confessional intimacy; Madonna's boldest work.
• Nightmares on Wax vs Adrian Sherwood — In A Space Outta Dub [LP] — dub meditation, reggae roots reimagined.

Legends, reissues, and a couple of soundtrack curveballs — this week's drop has range for days. Be ready to move.

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— Drowned World Records