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Oneohtrix Point Never<\/a>, the project of producer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer Daniel Lopatin<\/a>, has announced a new album, Tranquilizer<\/em>, out on November 17th via Warp Records. He\u2019s also revealed three new songs: \u201cFor Residue,\u201d \u201cBumpy,\u201d and \u201cLifeworld.\u201d<\/p>\n For his 11th album, Lopatin took inspiration from discovering that a large slate of \u201990s-era sample CDs had disappeared from the Internet Archive; he took it upon himself to salvage, recreate, and re-contextualize these sounds, commenting on the past and the future at once. Speaking about Tranquilizer,\u00a0<\/em>Lopatin said in a press release, \u201cIt\u2019s a record shaped by commercial audio construction kits from a bygone era \u2014 an index of cliches turned inside out. It is a return to a process-oriented form of music making for me that I felt best evoked a certain kind of madness and ennui in the heart of culture today.\u201d<\/p>\n As a preview for\u00a0Tranquilizer<\/em>, Oneohtrix Point Never has revealed not one, but three singles. \u201cLifeworld\u201d arrives with a trippy music video featuring a collage of short clips that evoke both nostalgia and existentialism; \u201cFor Residue\u201d features an ominous, percussion-less soundscape that is equally jarring as it is comforting; and \u201cBumpy\u201d brings lush synths, chimes, and other ethereal notes to its dream-like composition. Stream all three tracks below.<\/p>\n Related Video<\/p>\n Tranquilizer\u00a0<\/em>is set to arrive digitally on November 17th and physically on November 21st. Pre-orders for the album are ongoing<\/a>. Since revealing his 2023 album\u00a0Again<\/em><\/a>, Lopatin has kept busy; he served as the executive producer of the score for Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie\u2019s Showtime series The Curse<\/a>, <\/em>worked on a handful of tracks on The Weeknd\u2019s 2025 album\u00a0Hurry Up Tomorrow<\/em><\/a>, and most recently, composed the score for Josh Safdie\u2019s upcoming film Marty Supreme<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n