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15 September 2026 – Angela Autumn — Believer Gets the Pitchfork Treatment
By Editorial Team - September 15, 2026
Summary
Appalachian singer-songwriter Angela Autumn earns major critical praise today for third album Believer, fusing banjo and acoustic guitar with grungegrass and psych-rock.
Key Facts
- Angela Autumn's third album Believer received a major new critical review on 15 September 2026.
- The record bridges Appalachian folk, grungegrass, and psychedelic indie rock.
- The lyrics explore faith, economic uncertainty, love, and ecological connection.
- Entities: Angela Autumn, Believer, Pennsylvania, Appalachia, Pitchfork
- Tags: angela-autumn, believer, appalachian-folk, grungegrass, singer-songwriter, folk, indie-rock
Singer-songwriter Angela Autumn receives a substantial new review today for third album Believer.
The record draws on her Pennsylvania Appalachian upbringing while refusing to become a museum piece: banjo and guitar coexist with indie rock, psychedelia and what Autumn calls “grungegrass.” Faith, money, love and nature all become different versions of the same question—what do you keep believing in when certainty disappears?
Her singular voice and genre-defying songwriting make Believer a landmark in contemporary Appalachian folk and indie music.