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Mule
Orville Peck
Released Sep 18, 2026
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Exclaim@exclaim · 4w
60/100

Narratively, it's among Peck's strongest work. Musically, however, it just doesn't quite click

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musicOMH@musicomh · 4w
60/100

Fourth album from the masked country singer is a searingly honest, sometimes wryly humorous account of the breakdown he experienced in 2023

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Paste Magazine@pastemagazine · 4w
67/100

The country singer’s fourth album follows one of the most harrowing years of his life, revealing the man behind the mask for his most soul-baring, personal music yet

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Pitchfork@pitchfork · 4w
74/100

The South African-born country singer’s latest album is a hell-and-back tale of addiction and redemption. But where other artists might opt for austerity, Peck goes all in on his usual pomp

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Spectrum Culture@spectrumculture · 4w
79/100

A punchy collection of country songs overflowing with morose stories, emotional growth and electric music

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Uncut@uncut · 4w
80/100

Some of his most insightful storytelling and his boldest vision of country music yet. Print edition only

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All Music@allmusic · 4w
90/100

His most powerful and thoughtful album to date

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Mule is the fourth studio album by the South African country music singer-songwriter Orville Peck. It was released on 18 September 2026 through Warner and follows Peck's 2024 duets project Stampede. Peck re-teamed with Jay Joyce, who produced his second album Bronco and with previous collaborators Noah Cyrus and Allison Russell, as well with as Emmylou Harris, one of his musical heroes, who all make guest appearances on the album's introductory track "Prologue ", which was released alongside lead single "Too Little, Too Late". The album was described by Peck as his most deeply personal to date, and the thirteen tracks, all of which he co-wrote, are a chronological exploration of how he got sober, entered rehab and rebuilt his life following a near-fatal overdose. via Wikipedia