Gracie Abrams - Daughter from Hell [2LP]

Gracie Abrams lets the darker stuff in on Daughter from Hell, her third album, pressed here across two LPs.

Released in 2026, it follows The Secret of Us and finds her co-producing once more with Aaron Dessner, with sessions at Electric Lady in New York, Long Pond in the Hudson Valley and a studio in London. Dan Nigro and Justin Vernon also contribute production on a handful of tracks.

The palette is wider than before. Opener "Hit the Wall" rushes in on synths, while the title track is a raw, crunching rocker that looks back at her turbulent teenage years and sounds unlike anything else in her catalogue. "Imaginary Friend" strips everything back to acoustic guitar, and "Minibar", written with her best friend Audrey Hobert, brings a sly, conversational humour to nights out and social anxiety.

Across sixteen songs she writes about pain that lingers and the weight of other people's expectations, and Marcus Mumford joins her for a late duet. Her voice stretches further than on earlier records, pushing well past the hushed intimacy she made her name with.

For anyone who first met her through soft-focus bedroom ballads, this is a bolder, more bruised portrait, and the double vinyl gives it room to unfold.