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Panda Bear & Sonic Boom Reveal New Collab Album

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Panda Bear & Sonic Boom Reveal New Collab Album
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Panda Bear and Sonic Boom have announced their new collaborative album titled A ? of When, set to release on July 10. The album will not be available on streaming platforms, focusing instead on physical formats and downloads. The artists emphasize a return to real-life interactions and experiences, moving away from social media.

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NewsPanda Bear and Sonic Boom Reveal New Collab AlbumA ? of When won’t be available on streamingBy Alex SuskindMay 27, 2026Panda Bear and Sonic Boom (Photo by Austeja Sciavinskaite)Save StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyNoah Lennox’s Panda Bear is continuing this year’s run of Animal Collective spinoff projects with the announcement of A ? of When, his latest collaborative effort with Pete Kember’s Sonic Boom. The follow-up to their 2022 LP Reset features contributions from Mary Lattimore and Daniel O’Sullivan. The album debuts via physical formats and download on July 10 but will skip streaming services entirely.

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