List of 2011 albums

The following is a list of albums that were released during 2011.

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First quarter

January

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
January 7	Jenn Grant	Honeymoon Punch	Pop	Six Shooter	Daniel Ledwell	[1]
January 10	British Sea Power	Valhalla Dancehall	Alternative, rock	Rough Trade	British Sea Power, Graham Sutton	[2]
	Emma's Imagination	Stand Still				[3]
January 11	Cage the Elephant	Thank You, Happy Birthday	Alternative rock, punk blues, indie rock, noise rock	Jive	Jay Joyce	[4]
	Cake	Showroom of Compassion	Alternative rock	Upbeat	Cake	[5]
	Edie Brickell	Edie Brickell	Folk rock	RacecarLOTTA Records	Charlie Sexton	[6]
	Lecrae	Rehab: The Overdose	Christian hip hop	Reach	Street Symphony, DJ Official, Joseph Prielozny, CheeseBeats, D-Flow (TheBrassMan), PK, Tony Stone, Kadence for ATP, Dunlap Exclusive	[7]
	Steel Magnolia	Steel Magnolia	Country	Big Machine	Dann Huff	[8]
	Tapes 'n Tapes	Outside	Indie rock			[9]
January 12	Stratovarius	Elysium	Power metal, progressive metal, neoclassical metal	Victor	Matias Kupiainen	[10]
January 14	The Decemberists	The King Is Dead	Indie folk, indie rock, folk rock, Americana	Capitol, Rough Trade	Tucker Martine	[11]
January 17	Covenant	Modern Ruin	Synth-pop, futurepop, industrial	Metropolis		[12]
	Pearl Jam	Live on Ten Legs	Alternative rock, grunge, hard rock	Monkeywrench		[13]
	White Lies	Ritual	Indie rock, post-punk revival	Fiction	Alan Moulder, Max Dingel	[14]
January 18	The Aquabats	Hi-Five Soup!	Rock, new wave, synth-pop			[15]
	Cowboy Junkies	Demons	Alternative country	Latent, Zoë	Michael Timmins	[16]
	Eulogies	Tear the Fences Down				[17]
	Social Distortion	Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes	Punk rock, cowpunk, punk blues, rockabilly	Epitaph	Mike Ness	[18]
	Times of Grace	The Hymn of a Broken Man	Metalcore, heavy metal, post-rock	Roadrunner	Adam Dutkiewicz	[19]
January 19	Architects	The Here and Now	Metalcore, post-hardcore, melodic hardcore	Century Media	Steve Evetts	[20]
January 21	Amanda Palmer	Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under	Alternative rock, dark cabaret			[21]
	John Waite	Rough & Tumble		Frontiers		[22]
	Sirenia	The Enigma of Life	Symphonic metal	Nuclear Blast	Morten Veland	[23]
January 24	Adele	21	Soul, pop, R&B	XL, Columbia	Jim Abbiss, Adele, Paul Epworth, Rick Rubin, Fraser T. Smith, Ryan Tedder, Dan Wilson	[24]
	Gang of Four	Content	Alternative rock, post-punk	Grönland, Yep Roc	Andy Gill	[25]
January 25	Amos Lee	Mission Bell	Folk, neo soul	Blue Note	Joey Burns	[26]
	Cold War Kids	Mine Is Yours	Indie rock	Downtown, Interscope, V2	Jacquire King	[27]
	Deerhoof	Deerhoof vs. Evil	Indie rock, experimental rock	Polyvinyl	Deerhoof	[28]
	Destroyer	Kaputt	Soft rock, smooth jazz, pop, electropop	Merge, Dead Oceans	John Collins, David Carswell	[29]
	The Gaddabouts	The Gaddabouts	Folk rock	RacecarLOTTA Records	Steve Gadd	[6]
	The Get Up Kids	There Are Rules	Emo, indie rock, new wave, post-punk	Quality Hill	Ed Rose	[30]
	Iron & Wine	Kiss Each Other Clean	Indie folk, indie pop, blues, dream pop	Warner Bros., 4AD		[31]
	Joe Nichols	Greatest Hits	Country			[32]
	Roger Miret and The Disasters	Gotta Get Up Now		Century Media	Johnny Rioux	[33]
	Talib Kweli	Gutter Rainbows	Alternative hip hop	Blacksmith Music, Javotti Media	88-Keys, M-Phazes, Shuko, Marco Polo, S1, Khrysis, 6th Sense, Ski Beatz, E. Jones, Nick Speed, Blaq Toven, Oh No, Maurice Brown, Drum Dreamers, Patrick "Ty’neg" Mathore	[34]
	Ulcerate	The Destroyers of All	Death metal	Willowtip	Ulcerate	[35]
January 26	Battlelore	Doombound	Symphonic metal, gothic metal	Napalm	Battlelore, Janne Saksa	[36]
January 28	Chase & Status	No More Idols	Drum and bass, breakbeat, grime	Vertigo, Mercury, RAM		[37]
	Hercules and Love Affair	Blue Songs	Nu-disco, house	Moshi Moshi	Andrew Butler, Mark Pistel, Patrick Pulsinger	[38]
January 31	The Go! Team	Rolling Blackouts	Indie pop, alternative dance, alternative hip hop	Memphis Industries	Gareth Parton, The Go! Team	[39]
	The Music	The Music – Singles and EPs 2001–2005	Rock			[40]
	Ricky Martin	Música + Alma + Sexo	Pop, pop rock, reggae, dance, Latin pop	Columbia, Sony Music Latin	Desmond Child	[41]
	Seefeel	Seefeel		Warp	Mark Clifford	[42]

February

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
February 1	Abysmal Dawn	Leveling the Plane of Existence	Death metal	Relapse		[43]
	Christine Fellows	Femmes de chez nous	Indie pop	Six Shooter		[44]
	The Civil Wars	Barton Hollow	Folk rock, alternative country, indie folk	sensibility	Charlie Peacock	[45]
	Lazarus A.D.	Black Rivers Flow	Thrash metal	Metal Blade	Chris Djuricic, James Murphy	[46]
	Matisyahu	Live at Stubb's, Vol. 2	Reggae	MRI Associated Labels	Dub Trio, Stu Brooks, Dave Holmes, Joe Tomino	[47]
	Me First and the Gimme Gimmes	Go Down Under	Punk rock	Fat Wreck Chords	Jamie McMann	[48]
	Red	Until We Have Faces	Christian rock, alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock, alternative metal	Essential, Sony Music	Rob Graves	[49]
February 1	...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead	Tao of the Dead	Alternative rock, post-hardcore, progressive rock	Richter Scale, Superball Music, Century Media	Chris "Frenchie" Smith, Chris Coady	[50]
	Cut Copy	Zonoscope	Synth-pop, indie electronic, dance-rock	Modular	Dan Whitford	[51]
February 7	The Boxer Rebellion	The Cold Still	Indie rock			[52]
	Teddy Thompson	Bella	Pop, folk	Decca, Verve Forecast	David Kahne	[53]
February 8	Anna Waronker	California Fade	Pop			[54]
	Crowbar	Sever the Wicked Hand	Sludge metal	E1 Music, Housecore, Century Media	Kirk Windstein	[55]
	Hawk Nelson	Crazy Love	Christian rock, pop punk, punk rock	BEC, Tooth & Nail	Ian Eskelin	[56]
	Nicole Atkins	Mondo Amore	Indie rock	Razor & Tie		[57]
	Yanni	Truth of Touch	Easy listening, new-age	Yanni Wake Entertainment	Yanni	[58]
February 11	Roxette	Charm School	Jangle pop, power pop	EMI		[59]
February 14	Gay for Johnny Depp	What Doesn't Kill You, Eventually Kills You	Hardcore			[60]
	Mogwai	Hardcore Will Never Die, but You Will	Post-rock	Rock Action	Mogwai, Paul Savage	[61]
	PJ Harvey	Let England Shake	Folk rock			[62]
	The Twilight Singers	Dynamite Steps	Indie rock	Sub Pop	The Syndicate (Greg Dulli, Mathias Schneeberger, Dave Rosser, Steve Nalepa, Eric Weaver, Tommaso Colliva)	[63]
	You Love Her Coz She's Dead	You Love Her Coz She's Dead				[64]
February 15	Bright Eyes	The People's Key	Indie rock, indie pop	Saddle Creek	Mike Mogis	[65]
	The Dears	Degeneration Street	Indie rock	Dangerbird Records, Pheromone Recordings	Tony Hoffer	[66]
	Deicide	To Hell with God	Death metal	Century Media	Mark Lewis	[67]
	Emmure	Speaker of the Dead	Metalcore	Victory	Joey Sturgis	[68]
	Five O'Clock Heroes	Different Times		Glaze Records		[69]
	Rev Theory	Justice	Hard rock, heavy metal	Interscope	Terry Date	[70]
	Runner Runner	Runner Runner	Pop rock, power pop	Worldwide Pants, Capitol, Merovingian Music	Dave Darling	[71]
	A Skylit Drive	Identity on Fire	Post-hardcore, screamo, metalcore	Fearless, Hassle	Cameron Webb	[72]
	Yuck	Yuck	Indie rock, noise rock, shoegazing			[73]
February 18	Radiohead	The King of Limbs	Experimental rock, electronic			[74]
February 21	Stateless	Matilda	Electronica, alternative rock, trip hop			[75]
	Thirteen Senses	Crystal Sounds	Alternative rock			[76]
February 22	The Aggrolites	Rugged Road	Reggae			[77]
	Bayside	Killing Time	Punk rock, melodic hardcore, alternative rock			[78]
	DevilDriver	Beast	Groove metal, melodic death metal			[79]
	I See Stars	The End of the World Party	Pop punk, post-hardcore, pop rock, electronicore			[80]
	Patrick Stump	Truant Wave	R&B, synth-pop, alternative rock, pop rock			[81]
February 25	Alexis Jordan	Alexis Jordan	Dance-pop, pop, R&B			[82]
	In Extremo	Sterneneisen				[83]
	Jessie J	Who You Are	Pop, hip hop, R&B	Lava, Island, Universal Republic		[84]
	Lykke Li	Wounded Rhymes	Indie pop, electropop	Atlantic		[85]
February 28	Beady Eye	Different Gear, Still Speeding				[86]
	Clare Maguire	Light After Dark	Pop, electropop, soul	Polydor		[87]
	DeVotchKa	100 Lovers	Indie folk, Gypsy punk	Anti-	Craig Schumacher, DeVotchKa	[88]
	Schandmaul	Traumtänzer	Medieval folk rock, folk rock, folk metal			[89]

March

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
March 1	Dropkick Murphys	Going Out in Style	Celtic punk, folk punk	Born & Bred Records	Ted Hutt	[90]
	Eisley	The Valley	Indie pop	Equal Vision	Gary Leach, Austin Deptula, Eisley	[91]
	Go Radio	Lucky Street	Pop rock, pop punk	Fearless	Tim O'Heir	[92]
	Melanie Doane	The Emerald City	Pop, pop rock, folk rock	Prairie Ocean	Creighton Doane	[93]
	The Rural Alberta Advantage	Departing	Indie rock	Saddle Creek, Paper Bag		[94]
March 2	Avril Lavigne	Goodbye Lullaby	Pop rock	RCA	Avril Lavigne, Max Martin, Shellback, Butch Walker, Deryck Whibley	[95]
March 4	Agnostic Front	My Life My Way	Hardcore punk, crossover thrash			[96]
	Elbow	Build a Rocket Boys!	Alternative rock, indie rock	Fiction, Polydor	Craig Potter, Elbow	[97]
	Noah and the Whale	Last Night on Earth	Indie pop	Mercury	Jason Lader, Charlie Fink	[98]
March 7	Blancmange	Blanc Burn	New wave, synth-pop	Proper	Blancmange	[99]
	Erland and the Carnival	Nightingale	Neofolk	Full Time Hobby	Erland and the Carnival	[100]
	Lupe Fiasco	Lasers	Hip hop, pop-rap	1st & 15th, Atlantic	Lupe Fiasco, Charles "Chilly" Patton, Darrale Jones, The Audibles, Alex da Kid, iSHi, The Buchanans, Kane Beatz, King David, Needlz, The Neptunes, Soundtrakk, Jerry Duplessis, Syience, Arden Altino, Miykal Snoddy	[101]
	Raekwon	Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang	hip hop	Ice H20, EMI	Raekwon, Scram Jones, Mathematics, Bronze Nazareth, Oh No, Cilvaringz, DJ Khalil, Tommy Nova, BT, Selasi, Bluerocks, Alchemist, Sean C & LV, Havoc, Kenny Dope, Xtreme	[102]
	R.E.M.	Collapse into Now	Alternative rock	Warner Bros.	Jacknife Lee, R.E.M.	[103]
March 8	Childish Gambino	EP	Hip hop			[104]
	Children of Bodom	Relentless Reckless Forever	Melodic death metal, thrash metal	Spinefarm, Fearless, Nuclear Blast	Matt Hyde, Children of Bodom	[105]
	The Color Morale	My Devil in Your Eyes	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Rise	Joey Sturgis	[106]
	Dance Gavin Dance	Downtown Battle Mountain II	Post-hardcore, experimental rock	Rise	Kris Crummett	[107]
	Starfucker	Reptilians	Indie rock, electronic, synth-pop	Polyvinyls	Josh Hodges, Jacob Portrait	[108]
	Wye Oak	Civilian	Indie rock, indie folk	Merge, City Slang	John Congleton, Wye Oak	[109]
March 9	Whitesnake	Forevermore	Hard rock, blues rock	Frontiers, WEA		[110]
March 11	Sylosis	Edge of the Earth	Thrash metal, progressive metal			[111]
	The Vaccines	What Did You Expect from The Vaccines?	Indie rock, garage rock, post-punk revival, surf punk			[112]
March 14	Funeral for a Friend	Welcome Home Armageddon	Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore			[113]
	Oh Land	Oh Land	Club, dance, electropop	Fake Diamond, Epic, A:larm Music	Dan Carey, Dave McCracken, Lester Mendez, Kristian Leth, Fridolin Nordsø	[114]
	Tennant/Lowe	The Most Incredible Thing	Electronic, classical			[115]
March 15	AWOLNATION	Megalithic Symphony	Indie rock, industrial rock, alternative rock	Red Bull		[116]
	The Dodos	No Color	Indie folk, alternative			[117]
	Rise Against	Endgame	Punk rock, melodic hardcore			[118]
	Travis Barker	Give the Drummer Some	Rap rock			[119]
March 16	Protest the Hero	Scurrilous	Progressive metal			[120]
March 17	Underworld	Frankenstein: Music from the Play				[121]
March 18	Chris Brown	F.A.M.E.	R&B, pop, hip hop, dance			[122]
	Edita Abdieski	One	Pop	Sony Music		[123]
	Kesha	I Am the Dance Commander + I Command You to Dance: The Remix Album	Dance-pop, electronic			[124]
	Nicole Scherzinger	Killer Love	Pop, dance-pop, R&B			[125]
	Panic! at the Disco	Vices & Virtues	Alternative rock, pop rock, emo pop, baroque pop, electropunk	Decaydance, Fueled by Ramen		[126]
	The Strokes	Angles	Rock			[127]
March 19	The Dead Milkmen	The King in Yellow	Punk rock, alternative rock			[128]
March 21	The Human League	Credo	Synth-pop	Wall of Sound		[129]
	Kassidy	Hope St.	Alternative rock			[130]
	Roddy Woomble	The Impossible Song & Other Songs	Folk			[131]
March 22	Green Day	Awesome as Fuck	Punk rock, alternative rock			[132]
	Jennifer Hudson	I Remember Me	R&B, soul	Arista, J		[133]
	The Lonely Forest	Arrows	Alternative rock, indie rock, emo			[134]
	Soundgarden	Live on I-5	Alternative metal, grunge, alternative rock, heavy metal	A&M		[135]
	Tommy Shaw	The Great Divide	Bluegrass			[136]
	Yellowcard	When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes	Pop punk, alternative rock			[137]
March 25	Britney Spears	Femme Fatale	Dance-pop, electropop	Jive		[138]
	Gevolt	AlefBase	Folk, industrial			[139]
	Raphael Saadiq	Stone Rollin'	Rhythm and blues, rock, soul, blues, funk	Columbia	Raphael Saadiq, Charles Brungardt	[140]
	Within Temptation	The Unforgiving	Symphonic metal, heavy metal	Dragnet, Sony Music, Roadrunner		[141]
March 28	Blackfield	Welcome to My DNA	Art rock			[142]
March 29	Cavalera Conspiracy	Blunt Force Trauma	Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal			[143]
	Emery	We Do What We Want	Post-hardcore, Christian rock, hard rock			[144]
	Snoop Dogg	Doggumentary	West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap			[145]
	The Sounds	Something to Die For	New wave, post-punk revival, indie rock			[146]
	Sum 41	Screaming Bloody Murder	Melodic hardcore, alternative metal, punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock			[147]
	Wiz Khalifa	Rolling Papers	Hip hop			[148]

Second quarter

April

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
April 1	Natalia Kills	Perfectionist	Dance-pop, synth-pop	will.i.am, Cherrytree, KonLive, Interscope	Akon, Jeff Bhasker, "The-Ron" Feemster, Fernando Garibay, Martin Kierszenbaum, Giorgio Tuinfort, Tony Ugyal, Dion "No I.D." Wilson	[149]
April 4	The Blackout	Hope	Post-hardcore, alternative metal	Cooking Vinyl		[150]
	Hollywood Undead	American Tragedy	Rap rock, alternative rock, rapcore	A&M Octone	Don Gilmore, Griffin Boice, Kevin Rudolf, Jeff Halatrax, S*A*M and Sluggo, Ben Grosse	[151]
	The Pigeon Detectives	Up, Guards and at 'Em!	Indie rock	Dance to the Radio	Justin Gerrish	[152]
April 5	Asking Alexandria	Reckless & Relentless	Metalcore	Sumerian	Joey Sturgis	[153]
	Jim Jones	Capo	Hip hop	E1 Music, Epic	Chink Santana, Lamont "LOGiC" Coleman, Triple-A, Aaron LaCrate, Debonair Samir, AraabMuzik, MarvinO BeatS, Shawn Giovanni, Dunlap, D.J of The Innovatorz, Chris Liggio, Wyclef Jean, Drumma Boy, Lex Luger	[154]
	Timber Timbre	Creep On Creepin' On	Blues, folk	Arts & Crafts	Timber Timbre	[155]
April 8	Paul Simon	So Beautiful or So What	Folk rock	Hear	Phil Ramone	[156]
April 11	TV on the Radio	Nine Types of Light	Art rock, indie rock, funk	Interscope	David Andrew Sitek	[157]
	Vivian Girls	Share the Joy	Indie rock, noise pop, lo-fi, dream pop	Polyvinyl	Jarvis Taveniere	[158]
April 12	Alison Krauss and Union Station	Paper Airplane	Bluegrass	Rounder	Alison Krauss, Union Station	[159]
	Atmosphere	The Family Sign	Hip hop	Rhymesayers Entertainment	Ant	[160]
	Between the Buried and Me	The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues	Progressive metal, technical death metal, avant-garde metal	Metal Blade	David Bottrill, Between the Buried and Me	[161]
	Brett Dennen	Loverboy	Folk, pop	Dualtone		[162]
	The Feelies	Here Before	Post-punk, jangle pop, college rock	Bar/None	Glenn Mercer, Bill Million	[163]
	Foo Fighters	Wasting Light	Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock	Roswell, RCA	Butch Vig	[164]
	Maná	Drama y Luz	Latin rock, pop rock	Warner Music Latina	Fher Olvera, Alex González	[165]
	Panda Bear	Tomboy	Psychedelia, electronic	Paw Tracks	Panda Bear, Sonic Boom	[166]
	Uriah Heep	Into the Wild		Frontiers	Mike Paxman	[167]
April 13	Mýa	K.I.S.S. (Keep It Sexy & Simple)	R&B, J-pop, dance-pop, hip hop, electronica	Manhattan, Planet 9	Mýa Harrison, Michael Barney, Aaron Bennett, PJ Bianco, BigHeadDez, Carvin & Ivan, Fredro, Hardwork, Chuck Harmony, Loren Hill, John Ho, Daisuke Imai, Lil' Eddie, Bei Maejor, Duwayne Mills, Jeff Miyahara, Rich Shelton, Young Yonni	[168]
April 15	Childish Gambino	Camp	Hip hop	Glassnote		[169]
	Marius Neset	Golden Xplosion	Free jazz	Edition	Marius Neset, Anton Eger	[170]
April 17	The King Blues	Punk & Poetry	Ska punk, alternative rock, ska, punk rock	Transmission	Peter Miles	[171]
April 18	Explosions in the Sky	Take Care, Take Care, Take Care	Post-rock	Temporary Residence Limited	John Congleton	[172]
	Gorillaz	The Fall	Electronic	Parlophone, Virgin	Gorillaz, Stephen Sedgwick	[173]
	Hugh Laurie	Let Them Talk	Blues	Warner Bros.	Joe Henry	[174]
April 19	Loaded	The Taking	Hard rock, punk rock			[175]
	Tune-Yards	Whokill	Experimental pop, noise pop			[176]
April 20	f(x)	Pinocchio	K-pop, dance-pop, electronica			[177]
April 22	Leaves' Eyes	Meredead	Symphonic metal, folk metal			[178]
	The Wombats	This Modern Glitch	Indie pop, alternative dance, new wave, post-punk			[179]
April 25	Skindred	Union Black	Alternative metal, ragga, electronic rock, nu metal			[180]
	Ulver	Wars of the Roses	Art rock, gothic rock, dark ambient			[181]
April 26	Augustana	Augustana	Rock, pop rock, roots rock, indie rock			[182]
	Bowling for Soup	Fishin' for Woos	Pop punk			[183]
April 27	Beastie Boys	Hot Sauce Committee Part Two	Hip hop, electro	Capitol		[184]
April 29	Jennifer Lopez	Love?	Dance-pop, hip hop, R&B			[185]

May

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
May 3	Fleet Foxes	Helplessness Blues	Folk	Sub Pop	Phil Ek	[186]
	Sixx:A.M.	This Is Gonna Hurt	Hard rock, alternative metal	Eleven Seven		[187]
	Stevie Nicks	In Your Dreams	Rock	Reprise		[188]
May 9	Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto	Summvs	Electronic			[189]
	Manchester Orchestra	Simple Math	Indie rock, post-hardcore, symphonic rock	Favorite Gentlemen	Dan Hannon, Manchester Orchestra	[190]
	Young Legionnaire	Crisis Works	Post-hardcore			[191]
May 10	The Antlers	Burst Apart	Indie rock, chamber pop	Frenchkiss, Transgressive	The Antlers	[192]
	The Cars	Move Like This	Art rock, garage rock, power pop, post-punk revival	Hear, Concord Bicycle	Jacknife Lee, The Cars	[193]
	The Lonely Island	Turtleneck & Chain	Comedy hip hop, hip hop, electro	Universal Republic	T-Minus, CHOPS, Michael Woods, DJ Frank E, Ilya, Stargate, Drew Money	[194]
	Lou Canon	Lou Canon		Hardwood, Universal	Hayden	[195]
	Okkervil River	I Am Very Far	Indie rock, folk rock	Jagjaguwar	Will Sheff	[196]
	Roseanna Vitro	The Music of Randy Newman	Vocal jazz	Motéma Music	Paul Wickliffe, Roseanna Vitro	[197]
	Sleeping with Sirens	Let's Cheers to This	Post-hardcore	Rise		[198]
	Tyler, the Creator	Goblin	Alternative hip hop	XL	Tyler, the Creator	[199]
May 11	Krista Muir	Between Atoms				[200]
	Moving Mountains	Waves	Indie rock, post-rock, post-hardcore	Triple Crown	Gregory Dunn	[201]
May 13	Moby	Destroyed	Electronic			[202]
	Austra	Feel It Break	Synth-pop, new wave			[203]
May 16	Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi	Rome	Indie rock, folk rock	Parlophone, EMI, Lex, Third Man		[204]
May 17	New Boyz	Too Cool to Care	Pop-rap			[205]
	Seether	Holding Onto Strings Better Left to Fray	Post-grunge, alternative metal, hard rock			[206]
May 23	Foster the People	Torches	Indie pop, alternative dance, neo-psychedelia, psychedelic pop			[207]
	Lady Gaga	Born This Way	Dance-pop	Streamline, KonLive, Interscope		[208]
	Planningtorock	W	Electronic, synth-pop			[209]
May 24	Boris	Attention Please	Noise pop, alternative rock, shoegazing, dream pop			[210]
	Boris	Heavy Rocks	Heavy metal, stoner rock			[210]
	Journey	Eclipse	Hard rock, arena rock, heavy metal	Nomota, Frontiers, Universal		[211]
	Stephen Marley	Revelation Pt. 1 – The Root of Life	Reggae			[212]
	Thurston Moore	Demolished Thoughts	Acoustic rock			[213]
	White Denim	D	Indie rock, garage rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock	Downtown	White Denim, Mike McCarthy	[214]
May 27	Papa vs Pretty	United in Isolation	Rock, indie rock, alternative rock	Peace & Riot, EMI	Paul McKercher	[215]
	Status Quo	Quid Pro Quo	Hard rock, blues rock	Eagle Rock	Francis Rossi, Mike Paxman	[216]
May 30	Blondie	Panic of Girls	Alternative rock, new wave, post-punk revival	Five Seven, EMI	Jeff Saltzman, Kato Khandwala	[217]
	Jakszyk, Fripp and Collins	A Scarcity of Miracles	Ambient, progressive rock, jazz fusion	Discipline Global Mobile	Robert Fripp, Jakko Jakszyk	[218]
	SebastiAn	Total	House, electro house, experimental, glitch	Because Music, Ed Banger	SebastiAn	[219]
May 31	Death Cab for Cutie	Codes and Keys	Indie pop, alternative rock, indie rock	Atlantic, Barsuk	Chris Walla	[220]
	Eddie Vedder	Ukulele Songs	Folk rock	Monkeywrench	Adam Kasper, Eddie Vedder	[221]
	Flogging Molly	Speed of Darkness	Celtic punk, punk rock	Borstal Beat		[222]
	Matthew Good	Lights of Endangered Species	Alternative rock	Universal Music Canada	Warne Livesey	[223]
	My Morning Jacket	Circuital	Indie rock	ATO	Jim James, Tucker Martine	[224]

June

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
June 3	Alestorm	Back Through Time	Power metal, folk metal			[225]
	Def Leppard	Mirror Ball – Live & More	Heavy metal, hard rock, glam metal	Bludgeon Riffola		[226]
	Falconer	Armod	Folk metal			[227]
	Kaiser Chiefs	The Future Is Medieval	Indie rock			[228]
	Saxon	Call to Arms	Heavy metal	Militia Guard Music, UDR, EMI	Biff Byford, Toby Jepson	[229]
June 5	Anna Nalick	Broken Doll & Odds & Ends	Pop rock, acoustic	Nyctograph Records	Chris Rondinella, Anna Nalick	[230]
June 6	All Time Low	Dirty Work	Pop, pop rock	Interscope	Mike Green, John Fields, Matt Squire, Butch Walker, David Kahne, U4L	[231]
	Arctic Monkeys	Suck It and See	Indie rock, psychedelic rock, desert rock, stoner rock	Domino	James Ford	[232]
	Battles	Gloss Drop	Experimental rock, math rock	Warp	Keith Souza, Seth Manchester	[233]
	Frank Turner	England Keep My Bones	Folk rock	Xtra Mile	Tristan Ivemy	[234]
	Martin Solveig	Smash	House			[235]
June 7	Adelitas Way	Home School Valedictorian	Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge	Virgin	Dave Bassett, Tadpole	[236]
	Benny Benassi	Electroman	Progressive house, electro house, dance-pop, house, trance, R&B	Ultra	Benny Benassi, Young Fyre	[237]
	City and Colour	Little Hell	Indie rock, alternative rock, acoustic, folk, alternative country, blues	Dine Alone, Vagrant	Alex Newport	[238]
	Cults	Cults	Indie pop, noise pop	In the Name Of, Columbia	Cults, Shane Stoneback	[239]
	Ford & Lopatin	Channel Pressure	Synth-funk	Software	Daniel Lopatin, Joel Ford	[240]
	Tech N9ne	All 6's and 7's	Hip hop	Strange Music	Ben Cybulsky, David Sanders II, B.o.B, Mike Dupree, Jayson "Koko" Bridges, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Seven, Soleternity, Travis O'Guin, WLPWR, Wyshmaster	[241]
June 11	Burgerkill	Venomous	Groove metal, death metal			[242]
June 14	Bad Meets Evil	Hell: The Sequel	Hip hop			[243]
	Black Veil Brides	Set the World on Fire	Glam metal, hard rock, heavy metal	Lava, Universal Republic		[244]
	Dananananaykroyd	There Is a Way	Indie pop, pop punk			[245]
	The Dear Hunter	The Color Spectrum	Progressive rock, experimental rock, indie rock, baroque pop			[246]
	Michael Franks	Time Together	Jazz, vocal jazz, smooth jazz			[247]
	Owl City	All Things Bright and Beautiful	Synth-pop, pop rock	Universal Republic		[248]
	Various artists	Cars 2 soundtrack		Walt Disney		[249]
	Ziggy Marley	Wild and Free	Reggae			[250]
June 15	In Flames	Sounds of a Playground Fading	Alternative metal, heavy metal			[251]
	Versailles	Holy Grail	Neo-classical metal, symphonic power metal			[252]
June 17	The Black Dahlia Murder	Ritual	Melodic death metal	Metal Blade		[253]
	Bon Iver	Bon Iver	Indie rock, folk, baroque pop			[254]
	Pitbull	Planet Pit	Dance-pop, hip hop, hip house	Polo Grounds, J, Mr. 305, Sony Music		[255]
	Rhapsody of Fire	From Chaos to Eternity	Symphonic power metal, neoclassical metal			[256]
	Symphony X	Iconoclast	Progressive metal, neoclassical metal, power metal			[257]
June 20	Devin Townsend Project	Deconstruction	Progressive metal, symphonic metal, industrial metal, extreme metal, experimental metal	HevyDevy, Inside Out		[258]
	Devin Townsend Project	Ghost	New-age, progressive rock, experimental rock, ambient	HevyDevy, Inside Out		[259]
	Patrick Wolf	Lupercalia	Indie pop			[260]
June 21	August Burns Red	Leveler	Melodic metalcore			[261]
	Jill Scott	The Light of the Sun	Neo soul			[262]
	Selena Gomez & the Scene	When the Sun Goes Down	Electropop, dance-pop			[263]
	Simple Plan	Get Your Heart On!	Pop punk, power pop, pop rock, alternative rock			[264]
	Tally Hall	Good & Evil	Alternative rock			[265]
June 22	Yes	Fly from Here	Progressive rock	Frontiers, Avalon	Trevor Horn	[266]
June 23	Draconian	A Rose for the Apocalypse	Gothic metal, doom metal, death-doom			[267]
June 24	Beyoncé	4	R&B	Parkwood, Columbia		[268]
	Sepultura	Kairos	Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal			[269]
June 28	Big Sean	Finally Famous	Hip hop			[270]
	David Cook	This Loud Morning	Rock, alternative rock, pop rock			[271]
	Falling Up	Your Sparkling Death Cometh	Experimental rock, Christian rock, ambient pop			[272]
	Handsome Furs	Sound Kapital	Electropunk			[273]
	Limp Bizkit	Gold Cobra	Nu metal, rap metal			[274]
	Taking Back Sunday	Taking Back Sunday	Rock			[275]
	There for Tomorrow	The Verge	Alternative rock, emo			[276]

Third quarter

July

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
July 4	Earth Crisis	Neutralize the Threat	Hardcore punk	Century Media		[277]
July 5	Unearth	Darkness in the Light	Metalcore	Metal Blade	Adam Dutkiewicz	[278]
July 11	Fair to Midland	Arrows and Anchors	Alternative metal, progressive rock	E1 Music	Joe Barresi	[279]
	Gazelle Twin	The Entire City	Electronic	Anti-Ghost Moon Ray Records	Gazelle Twin	[280]
	The Horrors	Skying	Psychedelic rock, shoegazing, post-punk revival	XL	Craig Silvey, The Horrors	[281]
July 12	Breathe Carolina	Hell Is What You Make It	Electronicore, electropop, trance, post-hardcore	Fearless	Ian Kirkpatrick, Matt Squire	[282]
	Incubus	If Not Now, When?	Soft rock, alternative rock	Epic, Immortal	Brendan O'Brien	[283]
	Suicide Silence	The Black Crown	Deathcore	Century Media, Nuclear Blast	Steve Evetts	[284]
	Theory of a Deadman	The Truth Is...	Hard rock, post-grunge, alternative rock, alternative metal	604, Roadrunner	Howard Benson	[285]
July 19	3 Doors Down	Time of My Life	Alternative rock, post-grunge	Universal Republic	Howard Benson	[286]
	311	Universal Pulse	Alternative rock, reggae rock, rap rock, hard rock	ATO	Bob Rock	[287]
	Portugal. The Man	In the Mountain in the Cloud	Psychedelic rock, progressive rock, glam rock, art rock	Atlantic	John Hill, John Gourley, Casey Bates	[288]
	The Summer Set	Everything's Fine	Emo pop, pop, pop punk, pop rock, power pop	Razor & Tie	John Fields	[289]
	They Might Be Giants	Join Us	Indie pop	Idlewild	They Might Be Giants, Pat Dillett	[290]
July 21	Joss Stone	LP1	Blues, soul, R&B, rock	Stone'd, Surfdog	Dave Stewart, Joss Stone	[291]
	Little Dragon	Ritual Union	Synth-pop, trip hop, downtempo, soul	Peacefrog	Little Dragon	[292]
July 22	Ivi Adamou	San Ena Oniro	Pop, dance-pop	Sony Music Greece, Day 1	Giannis Doxas, Per Aldeheim, Nalle Ahlstedt, Flawless (Vangelis Kostoxenakis, Evan Klemakis), Vasilis Gavriilidis, Giannis Hristodoulopoulos, Mihalis "Meth" Kouinelis, Melisses, Dimitris Stassos, Mikko Tamminen, Leonidas Tzitzos, Victory	[293]
July 25	Wolf Gang	Suego Faults	Alternative rock, indie pop	Atlantic, Elektra	Dave Fridmann, Max McElligott	[294]
July 26	Bomb the Music Industry!	Vacation	Pop punk, indie rock, power pop	Quote Unquote, Ernest Jenning, Really Records	Jeff Rosenstock	[295]
	The Features	Wilderness	Indie rock, new wave	Bug Music, Serpents and Snakes	Brian Carter, The Features	[296]
	Jasta	Jasta	Metalcore	eOne	Jamey Jasta	[297]
	Karmakanic	In a Perfect World		Inside Out		[298]
	Vanessa Carlton	Rabbits on the Run	Pop, indie pop	Razor & Tie	Steve Osborne	[299]
	Wu-Tang Clan	Legendary Weapons	Hip hop	eOne	Street Radio, Noah Rubin, Lil' Fame, Andrew Kelley, J. Werner, Gintas Janusonis	[300]

August

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
August 2	Greyson Chance	Hold On 'til the Night	Pop rock	eleveneleven, Maverick, Streamline, Geffen	Ellen DeGeneres, Da Internz, Josh Alexander, Billy Steinberg, The Matrix, Danielle Brisebois, Nick Lashley, Matt Squire, Martin Terefe, Fisticuffs, David Jost, Jochen Naaf	[301]
	Dir En Grey	Dum Spiro Spero	Avant-garde metal, progressive metal, death metal	The End	Dir En Grey	[302]
	The Ettes	Wicked Will		Sympathy for the Record Industry	Liam Watson	[303]
	Trace Adkins	Proud to Be Here	Country	Show Dog-Universal Music	Kenny Beard, Mark Wright, Michael Knox	[304]
	Trivium	In Waves	Heavy metal, metalcore			[305]
August 7	Total Control	Henge Beat	Post-punk, new wave, indie rock, garage rock			[306]
August 8	Jay-Z & Kanye West	Watch the Throne	Hip hop	Roc-A-Fella, Roc Nation, Def Jam		[307]
	Mary-Jess Leaverland	Shine	Pop, classical crossover			[308]
	Peatbog Faeries	Dust	Celtic fusion, world fusion, experimental, electronica, ambient, psychedelic			[309]
August 9	Royce da 5'9"	Success Is Certain	Hip hop	Gracie Productions, Orchard	Tony Bucher, Dorian Washington, Eminem, Mr. Porter, DJ Premier, The Alchemist, Streetrunner, Nottz, The Futuristiks, Sarom	[310]
August 15	Thee Faction	Up The Workers! or, Capitalism is Good For Corporations That's Why You've Been Told Socialism is Bad All Your Life		Soviet Beret		[311]
August 16	Ana Popović	Unconditional	Blues, blues rock, soul blues	Eclecto Groove Records	Ana Popović, John Porter, Randy Chortkoff	[312]
	Blue October	Any Man in America	Alternative rock, post-grunge, experimental	RED Distribution, Megaforce, earMUSIC, Up/Down Records, Brando Records	Tim Palmer	[313]
	Breaking Benjamin	Shallow Bay: The Best of Breaking Benjamin	Alternative metal, post-grunge	Hollywood	David Bendeth	[314]
	The War on Drugs	Slave Ambient	Indie rock, indie folk, neo-psychedelia, shoegazing	Secretly Canadian	Jeff Zeigler, Adam Granduciel, John Congleton	[315]
	Yellow Ostrich	The Mistress	Rock	Barsuk		[316]
August 19	Frenzal Rhomb	Smoko at the Pet Food Factory	Punk rock	Shock, Fat Wreck Chords	Bill Stevenson	[317]
	Ghost Brigade	Until Fear No Longer Defines Us	Melodic death metal, doom metal	Season of Mist		[318]
	Gotye	Making Mirrors	Indie rock, indie pop	Eleven		[319]
	Hard-Fi	Killer Sounds	Indie rock, alternative rock			[320]
	Joe McElderry	Classic	Classical, pop, R&B			[321]
	LaFee	Frei	Pop			[322]
August 22	Kara Grainger	L.A. Blues	Rock blues	NewTrax Records		[323]
August 23	Barbra Streisand	What Matters Most	Traditional pop, vocal music	Columbia		[324]
	Black Tide	Post Mortem	Heavy metal, metalcore			[325]
	Various artists	Muppets: The Green Album	Pop rock, alternative rock, indie rock, power pop, soft rock			[326]
August 26	Edguy	Age of the Joker	Power metal, progressive metal, hard rock			[327]
	Red Hot Chili Peppers	I'm with You	Funk rock, alternative rock	Warner Bros.		[328]
August 29	Kimbra	Vows	Indie pop, soul, jazz	Warner Bros.		[329]
	Lil Wayne	Tha Carter IV	Hip hop	Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Republic		[330]
	The Nightwatchman	World Wide Rebel Songs	Folk rock, anti-folk, folk punk			[331]
August 30	Beirut	The Rip Tide	Indie pop, Balkan folk	Pompeii Records	Zach Condon, Griffin Rodriguez	[332]
	Cymbals Eat Guitars	Lenses Alien	Indie rock	Memphis Industries, Barsuk	John Agnello	[333]
	Mike Doughty	Yes and Also Yes	Rock	SNACK BAR Records	Pat Dillett	[334]
	The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus	Am I the Enemy	Post-hardcore, alternative rock	Collective Sounds, RED Distribution	John Feldmann	[335]
August 31	Dev	The Night the Sun Came Up	Electropop, dance-pop	Universal Republic	The Cataracs	[336]

September

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
September 2	Jonathan Coulton	Artificial Heart	Folk rock, alternative rock, indie folk	Jocoserious Records	John Flansburgh	[337]
September 6	Belanova	Sueño Electro II	Pop, electropop, pop rock, Latin pop, synth-pop		Armando Ávila, Belanova	[338]
	Thrice	Major/Minor	Experimental rock, alternative rock, post-hardcore, art rock			[339]
September 7	Girls	Father, Son, Holy Ghost	Indie rock	True Panther Sounds	Chet "JR" White, Doug Boehm	[340]
	Neon Indian	Era Extraña	Chillwave, synth-pop, dream pop	Static Tongues, Mom + Pop	Alan Palomo, Dave Fridmann	[341]
September 9	Ed Sheeran	+	Folk	Asylum, Atlantic	Jake Gosling, Charlie Hugall, No I.D., Ed Sheeran	[342]
September 12	Anthrax	Worship Music	Thrash metal, groove metal	Megaforce, Nuclear Blast	Rob Caggiano, Jay Ruston	[343]
	Dream Theater	A Dramatic Turn of Events	Progressive metal, progressive rock	Roadrunner	John Petrucci	[344]
	St. Vincent	Strange Mercy	Art pop, post-punk, baroque pop, experimental, post-punk, baroque pop, progressive pop		John Congleton	[345]
	Suspekt	Elektra	Hip hop, horrorcore, classical			[346]
September 13	Alice Cooper	Welcome 2 My Nightmare	Rock, hard rock, heavy metal, jazz rock	Universal	Bob Ezrin	[347]
	Astronautalis	This Is Our Science	Alternative hip hop	Fake Four Inc.		[348]
	Bush	The Sea of Memories	Alternative rock, post-grunge	Zuma Rock, eOne, earMUSIC	Bob Rock	[349]
	Das Racist	Relax	Alternative hip hop	Greedhead Music	Das Racist, Patrick Wimberly, Anand Wilder, Blood Diamonds, El-P, Diplo, Dash Speaks, J-La, Rostam Batmanglij, Francis and the Lights	[350]
	The Devil Wears Prada	Dead Throne	Metalcore	Ferret, Roadrunner	Adam Dutkiewicz, The Devil Wears Prada	[351]
	Madina Lake	World War III	Post-hardcore, alternative rock	Razor & Tie	Mateo Camargo, Billy Corgan	[352]
	Nick Lowe	The Old Magic		Proper, Yep Roc	Neil Brockbank, Nick Lowe, Robert Treherne	[353]
	The Pack A.D.	Unpersons	Alternative rock, garage rock, blues rock, punk rock	Mint	Jim Diamond	[354]
	Polar Bear Club	Clash Battle Guilt Pride	Post-hardcore, punk rock, emo	Bridge Nine	Brian McTernan	[355]
	We Came as Romans	Understanding What We've Grown to Be	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Equal Vision, Nuclear Blast	Joey Sturgis John Feldmann	[356]
September 14	Opeth	Heritage	Progressive rock	Roadrunner	Mikael Åkerfeldt	[357]
September 16	Kasabian	Velociraptor!	Electronic rock, electronica, |neo-psychedelia, space rock			[358]
	SuperHeavy	SuperHeavy	Rock, reggae, Indian pop, soul	A&M	Mick Jagger, Dave Stewart	[359]
September 17	Kjersti Stubø Quartet	How High Is the Sky	Jazz			[360]
September 19	Inna	I Am the Club Rocker	Europop, dance-pop, techno, house			[361]
	Mel Parsons	Red Grey Blue	Alternative country, indie folk	Cape Road Recordings, Border Music	Mel Parsons, Jeremy Toy	[362]
September 20	Demi Lovato	Unbroken	Pop, R&B	Hollywood	Jim Beanz, Toby Gad, Timbaland, Ryan Tedder, Rock Mafia, Dreamlab, Emanuel Kiriakou, Bleu, Josh Alexander, Billy Steinberg, Dapo	[363]
	Of Monsters and Men	My Head Is an Animal	Indie folk, indie pop, indie rock	Record Records, Republic	Of Monsters and Men, Aron Arnarsson, Jacquire King	[364]
September 21	Dead by April	Incomparable		Universal, Spinefarm	Jacob Hellner, Pontus Hjelm	[365]
	Sebastian Bach	Kicking & Screaming	Heavy metal	Frontiers, Get Off My Bach! Productions, Avalon Records		[366]
September 23	Amebix	Sonic Mass	Crust punk, heavy metal, post-metal	Amebix Records	Roy Mayorga	[367]
	Joss Stone	The Best of Joss Stone 2003–2009	Soul, R&B	Virgin	Steve Greenberg, Jamie Hartman, Michael Mangini, Conner Reeves, Raphael Saadiq, Jonathan Shorten, Sacha Skarbek, Joss Stone, Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson, Betty Wright	[368]
	Kasey Chambers	Storybook	Country	Liberation	Nash Chambers	[369]
	Nicola Roberts	Cinderella's Eyes	Pop, electropop, dance-pop	Polydor	Dimitri Tikovoï, Diplo, Metronomy, Traxstarz, The Invisible Men	[370]
	Ricardo Arjona	Independiente	Latin pop, rock	Metamorfosis, Warner Music	Ricardo Arjona, Lee Levin, Dan Warner	[371]
September 26	Steve Hackett	Beyond the Shrouded Horizon	Progressive rock			[372]
	Steven Wilson	Grace for Drowning	Progressive rock, experimental rock, jazz fusion	Kscope		[373]
September 27	9th Wonder	The Wonder Years				[374]
	Bearfoot	American Story	Bluegrass, Americana	Compass		[375]
	blink-182	Neighborhoods	Alternative rock, pop punk	DGC, Interscope		[376]
	Chickenfoot	Chickenfoot III	Hard rock, heavy metal, blues rock			[377]
	J. Cole	Cole World: The Sideline Story	Hip hop			[378]
	Jim Cuddy	Skyscraper Soul	Country rock			[379]
	Machine Head	Unto the Locust	Thrash metal, groove metal	Roadrunner		[380]
	Mastodon	The Hunter	Heavy metal			[381]
	Seth MacFarlane	Music Is Better Than Words	Swing, big band, vocal jazz, traditional pop			[382]
	Switchfoot	Vice Verses	Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock			[383]
	Wilco	The Whole Love	Alternative rock, indie rock, experimental rock			[384]
September 30	Ben Howard	Every Kingdom	Folk, indie folk			[385]
	DJ Shadow	The Less You Know, the Better	Hip hop, instrumental hip hop, trip hop, electronica			[386]
	Feist	Metals	Indie pop, indie folk, baroque pop	Arts & Crafts, Cherrytree Records, Polydor	Feist, Chilly Gonzales, Mocky, and Valgeir Sigurðsson	[387]
	New Found Glory	Radiosurgery	Pop punk			[388]

Fourth quarter

October

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
October 3	The Answer	Revival	Hard rock, blues rock			[389]
	Aqua	Megalomania	Dance-pop	Universal	Kasper Bjørke, Claus Norreen, Nicolaj Rasted, Søren Rasted, Lucas Secon, Frederik Thaae, Thomas Troelsen	[390]
	The Union	Siren's Song	Rock, hard rock, blues rock			[391]
	You Me at Six	Sinners Never Sleep	Alternative rock, pop rock, pop punk, post-hardcore	Virgin		[392]
October 4	Blessthefall	Awakening	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Fearless	Michael "Elvis" Baskette	[393]
	Lights	Siberia	Synth-pop, new wave, dubstep, bitpop	Last Gang, Lights Music, Universal	Lights, Tawgs Salter, David Thomson, Holy Fuck	[394]
	Mayday Parade	Mayday Parade	Pop punk, pop rock	ILG, Fearless, MDP	Zack Odom, Kenneth Mount	[395]
	Mutemath	Odd Soul	Alternative rock, psychedelic soul	Teleprompt, Warner Bros., Warner Music Japan, Megaphon Germany	Mutemath	[396]
	Radical Face	The Family Tree: The Roots				[397]
	Scotty McCreery	Clear as Day	Country	Mercury Nashville, 19	Mark Bright	[398]
	Styles P	Master of Ceremonies	Hip hop	D-Block Records, E1 Music	Pete Rock, Statik Selektah, Warren G, AraabMuzik, Black Saun, J. Music House, Phonix Beats, Supastylez, Ty Fyffe, Reefa	[399]
	We Were Promised Jetpacks	In the Pit of the Stomach	Indie rock, post-punk revival	FatCat	Andrew Bush, Peter Katis	[400]
October 5	Charice	Infinity	Pop, R&B			[401]
	The Gazette	Toxic	Nu metal, alternative metal, metalcore, progressive rock			[402]
October 7	Big Scary	Vacation				[403]
	Evanescence	Evanescence	Symphonic metal, gothic rock, nu metal, hard rock	Wind-up	Nick Raskulinecz	[404]
October 10	Rustie	Glass Swords	Electronic	Warp	Rustie	[405]
October 11	Ben Folds	The Best Imitation of Myself: A Retrospective	Alternative rock	Legacy		[406]
	Lauren Alaina	Wildflower	Country	Mercury Nashville, Interscope, 19	Byron Gallimore	[407]
	A Lot Like Birds	Conversation Piece		Doghouse		[408]
	Radio Moscow	The Great Escape of Leslie Magnafuzz	Psychedelic rock, blues rock, garage rock	Alive Naturalsound	Parker Griggs	[409]
	Rich Robinson	Through a Crooked Sun	Blues rock, hard rock	Circle Sound, Thirty Tigers	Rich Robinson	[410]
	Various artists	ZZ Top: A Tribute from Friends	Rock	RCA	Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, Frank Beard	[411]
October 17	Cowboy Junkies	Sing in My Meadow	Alternative country	Latent	Michael Timmins	[412]
	Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds	Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds	Alternative rock, baroque pop	Sour Mash		[413]
	Yann Tiersen	Skyline	Folk rock, acoustic, indie rock			[414]
October 18	Jane's Addiction	The Great Escape Artist	Alternative rock, art rock, hard rock	Capitol		[415]
	M83	Hurry Up, We're Dreaming	Electronic rock, synth-pop, ambient			[416]
	Patrick Stump	Soul Punk	Soul, R&B, synth-pop, funk	Island	Patrick Stump	[417]
October 19	Coldplay	Mylo Xyloto	Alternative rock, pop rock, R&B, electronica	Parlophone, Capitol		[418]
October 21	Kelly Clarkson	Stronger	Pop rock	RCA, 19		[419]
	Tom Waits	Bad as Me	Rock, experimental, blues	ANTI-		[420]
October 24	Justice	Audio, Video, Disco	Electronica			[421]
October 25	honeyhoney	Billy Jack	Americana, indie rock, country	honeyhoney Records, Lost Highway	Raymond Richards, Todd Averback, Matt Radosevich	[422]
	James Ferraro	Far Side Virtual	Vaporwave, muzak, avant-garde			[423]
	Skinny Puppy	HanDover	Electro-industrial, noise, glitch, IDM			[424]
October 26	Various artists	AHK-toong BAY-bi Covered	Rock	Mercury, Interscope, Universal		[425]
October 28	Florence and the Machine	Ceremonials	Baroque pop, art pop, indie pop, neo soul	Island	Paul Epworth, James Ford, Charlie Hugall, Ben Roulston, Isabella Summers, Eg White	[426]
	Gugun Blues Shelter	Solid Ground	Blues rock	Grooveyard Records		[427]
	Professor Green	At Your Inconvenience	British hip hop, UK garage, R&B	Virgin	Alex 'Cores' Hayes, 16bit, DJ Khalil, TMS, iSHi 2Stripes, Eric Hudson, Mojam	[428]
October 31	Lou Reed and Metallica	Lulu	Avant-garde metal	Warner Bros., Vertigo		[429]

November

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
November 1	Carole King	A Holiday Carole	Pop, Holiday	Hear, Concord		[430]
	Justin Bieber	Under the Mistletoe	R&B, Christmas	Island		[431]
	Megadeth	Th1rt3en	Thrash metal	Roadrunner		[432]
	Miranda Lambert	Four the Record	Country, alternative country	RCA Nashville		[433]
	Wale	Ambition	Hip hop			[434]
November 4	Birdy	Birdy	Indie folk, indie pop, indie rock	14th Floor, Atlantic		[435]
	Cher Lloyd	Sticks and Stones	Pop, dubstep, hip hop, R&B	Syco, Epic, Sony Music	Toby Gad, Jimmy Joker, Jukebox, Max Martin, The Monarch, Johnny Powers, RedOne, The Runners, Kevin Rudolf, Eric Sanicola, Shellback, Shakespears Sister, Chris Thomas, Chris "Tek" O'Ryan	[436]
	Disturbed	The Lost Children	Heavy metal, alternative metal, hard rock, nu metal	Reprise	Disturbed, Johnny K	[437]
	The Wanted	Battleground	Dance-pop, synth-pop			[438]
November 7	Atlas Sound	Parallax	Indie rock			[439]
	Cœur de pirate	Blonde	Pop	Grosse Boîte	Howard Bilerman	[440]
	The Sound of Arrows	Voyage	Synth-pop			[441]
November 8	Mac Miller	Blue Slide Park	Hip hop	Rostrum	Benjy Grinberg, I.D. Labs, Ritz Reynolds, Clams Casino, Young L, Mansions on the Moon, Mac Miller	[442]
	Oneohtrix Point Never	Replica	Ambient, plunderphonics			[443]
	Pusha T	Fear of God II: Let Us Pray	Hip hop	GOOD, Decon, Re-Up Records	Pusha T, Rennard East, Rico Beats, The VIPs, Shawty Redd, The Neptunes, Left Brain, A-Traxx, Bangladesh, Hit-Boy, Tha Bizness, Deezy, Lee Major, Nottz	[444]
	Tycho	Dive	Chillwave, downtempo, chill-out, electronica, hypnagogic pop, Balearic, IDM	Ghostly International	Scott Hansen	[445]
	Various artists	The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 soundtrack	Alternative rock, indie rock, pop	Chop Shop, Atlantic	Alexandra Patsavas	[446]
November 9	Elephant9	Live at the BBC	Progressive rock	Rune Grammofon		[447]
November 11	Angels & Airwaves	Love: Part Two	Alternative rock, space rock	To the Stars Records	Tom DeLonge	[448]
	The Checks	Deadly Summer Sway		Pie Club Records	"Bassy" Bob Brockmann	[449]
	Jay Chou	Wow! (驚嘆號)	Mandopop	Sony Music Taiwan	Jay Chou	[450]
	Kaizers Orchestra	Violeta Violeta Vol. II	Rock, alternative	Scandinavian Recordings, Petroleum Records	Jørgen Træen, Yngve Sætre, Janove Ottesen	[451]
	Laura Pausini	Inedito	Latin pop	Atlantic, Warner Music Group	Paolo Carta	[452]
	Nina Hagen	Volksbeat	Punk, rock, Christian rock	Koch	Peter Hinderthür, Peter Schmidt	[453]
	Pixie Lott	Young Foolish Happy	Pop, R&B			[454]
	R.E.M.	Part Lies, Part Heart, Part Truth, Part Garbage 1982–2011	Alternative rock, folk rock, college rock, jangle pop	Warner Bros.		[455]
November 15	Bryan Webb	Provider		Idée Fixe		[456]
	Childish Gambino	Camp	Hip hop	Glassnote	Childish Gambino, Ludwig Göransson	[457]
	Drake	Take Care	Hip hop	Young Money, Cash Money, Republic	Aubrey "Drake" Graham, Noah "40" Shebib, Lil Wayne, Cortez Bryant, Boi-1da, Chase N. Cashe, Drew Murray, Illangelo, Jamie xx, Just Blaze, Kromatik, The Weeknd, T-Minus, Gee Roberson, Doc McKinney, Supa Dups	[458]
November 18	Lady Gaga	Born This Way: The Remix	Electronic, dance	Streamline, Interscope, KonLive		[459]
	Michael Jackson	Immortal	R&B, pop, soul, rock, gospel	Epic, Sony Music, MJJ Productions	Michael Jackson, Kevin Antunes	[460]
	One Direction	Up All Night	Pop	Syco, Columbia	Ash Howes, BeatGeek, Brian Rawling, Carl Falk, Jimmy Joker, Matt Squire, Paul Meehan, Rami Yacoub, RedOne, Richard "Biff" Stannard, Savan Kotecha, Shep Solomon, Steve Mac, Steve Robson, Toby Gad, Tom Meredith	[461]
	Rihanna	Talk That Talk	Pop, EDM, R&B	Def Jam, Roc Nation	Robyn Fenty, Roc Nation, Carl Sturken and Evan Rogers, Alex da Kid, Mr. Bangladesh, Calvin Harris, Chase & Status, Cirkut, Da Internz, Dr. Luke, Ester Dean, Gareth McGrillen, Hit-Boy, No I.D., Priscilla Renea, Rob Swire, StarGate, |The-Dream	[462]
	The Saturdays	On Your Radar	Pop, dance	Polydor, Fascination	Lucas Secon, Tracklacers, Steve Mac, Space Cowboy, Xenomania, Taio Cruz, Jarrad Rogers, Carl Falk, Rami Yacoub, Labrinth, MNEK, Charlie Holmes	[463]
November 21	Big Time Rush	Elevate	Pop, dance-rock, soul, alternative rock	Nick	Ryan Tedder, Noel Zancanella, Brent Kutzle, Lucas Secon, Brian Kennedy, Kay N' Dustry, Tricky Stewart, The-Dream, J.R. Rotem, OFM, Christopher Rojas, S*A*M and Sluggo, Cutfather, Damon Sharpe, Antario Holmes, Toby Gad, Infinity, Eric Sanicola, Jonas Jeberg, Fraser T. Smith, Johnny Powers Severin, Matt Squire, Bei Maejor, Mike Posner	[464]
	Chris Cornell	Songbook	Acoustic, alternative rock	Universal	Chris Cornell	[465]
	Daughtry	Break the Spell	Pop rock	RCA, 19	Howard Benson	[466]
	Hollywood Undead	American Tragedy Redux	Rap rock, dubstep, electronica	A&M Octone, Polydor, Universal Music Australia	Don Gilmore, Griffin Boice, Sam Hollander, Dave Katz, Kevin Rudolf, Jeff Halavacs, Jacob Kasher, Ben Grosse, Digital Dog, Jim Sullivan, Eddie Craig, Sidh Solanki, Andrew W.K., Beatnick, K-Salaam, Jonathan Davis, Asaf Borger, Dr. Eargasm, Erik Tinajero, David Gill, Joey Jensen, KMFDM, Kushaal Virdi	[467]
	James Durbin	Memories of a Beautiful Disaster	Rock	Wind-up	Howard Benson	[468]
	Kate Bush	50 Words for Snow	Art pop, chamber pop	Fish People, EMI	Kate Bush	[469]
	Marianas Trench	Ever After	Pop punk, symphonic rock	604	Josh Ramsay	[470]
	Mary J. Blige	My Life II... The Journey Continues (Act 1)	R&B, hip hop soul	Matriarch, Geffen	Mary J. Blige, Brandon "BAM" Alexander, Arden Altino, BridgeTown, Danja, Sean Garrett, Calvin Harris, Eric Hudson, Kendu Issac, Rodney Jerkins, Jim Jonsin, Lil' Ronnie, Rico Love, Pierre Medor, Kevin Randolph, Harmony Samuels, StarGate, Tricky Stewart, Tank, Team S. Dot, Martin Terefe, The Underdogs, Jerry Wonda	[471]
	Nickelback	Here and Now	Post-grunge, hard rock, alternative metal, pop rock	Roadrunner, Universal Music Canada	Nickelback, Joey Moi, Brian Howes	[472]
	Taylor Swift	Speak Now World Tour – Live	Country pop	Big Machine	Taylor Swift	[473]
	Yelawolf	Radioactive	Alternative hip hop, conscious hip hop	Ghet-O-Vision, DGC, Interscope, Shady	The Audibles, Blaqsmurph, Borgore, Diplo, Emanuel Kiriakou, Eminem, Tha Hydrox, Jim Jonsin, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, KP, Mr. Pyro, Phonix Beats, Poo Bear, Sasha Sirota, WLPWR	[474]
November 22	Lady Gaga	A Very Gaga Holiday	Jazz pop	Interscope, KonLive		[475]
November 25	Joe McElderry	Classic Christmas	Christmas, pop, classical			[476]
November 28	Kylie Minogue	Aphrodite Les Folies: Live in London	Pop			[477]
November 29	Hot Chelle Rae	Whatever	Pop rock			[478]
November 30	Nightwish	Imaginaerum	Symphonic metal	Nuclear Blast, Roadrunner		[479]

December

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
December 2	Bugge Wesseltoft	Songs		Jazzland		[480]
	Hildegunn Øiseth	Stillness		Losen		[480]
	The Roots	Undun	Alternative hip hop	Def Jam		[481]
	Taio Cruz	TY.O	R&B, dance-pop, electropop			[482]
December 4	Patrick Wolf	Brumalia EP	Indie pop	Mercury		[483]
December 6	The Black Keys	El Camino	Garage rock, blues rock	Nonesuch		[484]
	Chevelle	Hats Off to the Bull	Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge, progressive rock	Epic		[485]
	Korn	The Path of Totality	Nu metal, dubstep			[486]
	T-Pain	Revolver	Hip hop	RCA	Rocco Valdes, Michael Blumstein, T-Pain, Young Fyre, Noel "Detail" Fisher, Chuckie, T-Minus, Billboard, Tha Bizness, Dr. Luke, Cirkut, Fabian Lenssen, Catalyst, Get Cool, David "Preach" Balfour	[487]
December 13	Anthony Hamilton	Back to Love	R&B, soul	RCA	Anthony Hamilton, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Mike City, Bobby Ross & Issiah Avila, Kelvin Wooten, Dre & Vidal, Antonio Dixon, Salaam Remi, Jairus Mozee	[488]
	Charlotte Gainsbourg	Stage Whisper	Alternative rock, indie pop, chamber pop	Because, Elektra	Beck	[489]
	Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa	Mac & Devin Go to High School	Hip hop	Atlantic, Rostrum, Doggy Style, Fontana	Benjy Grinberg, Bigg Snoop Dogg, Ted Chung, Wiz Khalifa, Jeremy "Big Jerm" Kulousek, Cardo, Christopher "Drumma Boy" Gholson, Eric "E. Dan" Dan, Exile, Jake One, Jesse "Corparal" Wilson, Larrance Dopson, Nottz, The Smeezingtons, Warren G, Soopafly	[490]
December 19	Common	The Dreamer/The Believer	Hip hop	Warner Bros., Think Common Music Inc.		[491]
December 20	Guided by Voices	Let's Go Eat the Factory	Indie rock	Fire	Guided by Voices	[492]
	Young Jeezy	TM:103 Hustlerz Ambition	Hip hop			[493]

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