Courtney Barnett reveals upcoming album titled Creature Of Habit

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Courtney Barnett is set to unveil her fourth studio album, Creature Of Habit, on March 27, released through Fiction Records. This new 10-track album marks a significant shift in creativity for the artist, following a period of change and introspection after her move from Australia to Los Angeles and the closure of her label, Milk! Records.

Creature Of Habit represents a fresh chapter in Barnett’s evolution, blending intimacy with expansiveness as she explores how to break free from self-imposed limitations to truly experience and not just endure life. Known for her insightful lyricism, Barnett’s new single “Site Unseen” featuring Waxahatchee, showcases a reflective tone that underlines the album’s theme of embracing change with an open heart.

The track “Site Unseen” holds personal significance for Barnett, as it features harmonies from Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield, one of her musical favorites. After multiple unsuccessful attempts to record the song, Barnett found the missing piece with Crutchfield’s vocals, adding depth and emotion to the track.

“Site Unseen” follows Barnett’s previous release in October 2025, “Stay In Your Lane,” which exuded a raw energy and unfiltered honesty, reaffirming Barnett’s position as a prominent figure in modern rock music. Accompanied by a music video directed by Alex Ross Perry, the single was performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Barnett’s musical journey has seen her transition from underground acclaim to global recognition, with milestones such as her Grammy-nominated debut album and collaborations with artists like Kurt Vile. In 2021, she released “Things Take Time, Take Time,” showcasing her artistic growth and versatility.

The decision to close Milk! Records in 2023 marked the end of an era for Barnett, signaling a new chapter in her career. Now, with Creature Of Habit, Barnett invites listeners to join her on a journey of uncertainty, reinvention, and emotional authenticity. The album is a testament to her willingness to embrace change and evolve as an artist.

With tracks like “Stay In Your Lane,” “Wonder,” and “Mantis,” Creature Of Habit promises to be a thought-provoking and introspective musical experience for fans of Barnett’s distinctive sound. As she continues to push boundaries and explore new territories, Barnett remains a trailblazer in the music industry, captivating audiences with her unique perspective and storytelling.

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