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The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2010. These albums are (1) original, i.e. excluding reissues, remasters, and compilations of previously released recordings, and (2) notable, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

For additional information for deaths of musicians and for links to other music lists, see 2010 in music.

## First quarter

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### January

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
January
1  | Kesha | Animal | Electropop, dance-pop | RCA, Sony Music |
January
4  | Lana Del Rey | Lana Del Ray |  | 5 Points  |
January
5  | The Dear & Departed | Chapters |  | Equal Vision | [1]
Kanye West | VH1 Storytellers | Hip-hop | Roc-A-Fella, Def Jam |
Katharine McPhee | Unbroken | Pop | Verve Forecast |
January
11  | Adam Green | Minor Love | Anti-folk, garage rock | Rough Trade |
Delphic | Acolyte | Alternative dance | Polydor, Dangerbird, Modular |
Heidi Montag | Superficial | Pop | Pratt Productions, Warner |
Vampire Weekend | Contra | Indie pop, worldbeat | XL |
You Me at Six | Hold Me Down | Alternative rock, pop-punk | Virgin |
January
12  | The Bouncing Souls | Ghosts on the Boardwalk | Punk rock | Chunksaah |
OK Go | Of the Blue Colour of the Sky | Alternative rock, power pop | Capitol, EMI |
Owen Pallett | Heartland | Baroque pop | Domino |
Ringo Starr | Y Not | Rock | Hip-O, UMe |
Woodpigeon | Die Stadt Muzikanten |  | Boompa, End of the Road  | [2]
January
13  | Lostprophets | The Betrayed | Alternative metal, alternative rock | Visible Noise |
January
15  | Spoon | Transference | Indie rock | Merge |
January
18  | These New Puritans | Hidden | Art rock | Angular, Domino |
January
19  | Eels | End Times | Indie rock | Vagrant, E Works |
Motion City Soundtrack | My Dinosaur Life | Emo, pop-punk | Columbia |
RJD2 | The Colossus | Hip-hop, electronica, alternative rock | RJ's Electrical Connections  |
Surfer Blood | Astro Coast | Indie rock | Kanine |
January
20  | Corinne Bailey Rae | The Sea | Soul, R&B, pop rock | Virgin |
Joel Alme | Waiting for the Bells |  | Razzia | [3]
January
22  | Suicide Commando | Implements of Hell | Industrial metal | Metropolis | [4]
January
25  | Four Tet | There Is Love in You | Folktronica | Domino |
Jaga Jazzist | One-Armed Bandit | Post-rock, progressive rock, jazz fusion | Ninja Tune |
January
26  | Alesana | The Emptiness | Post-hardcore | Fearless | [5]
Barry Manilow | The Greatest Love Songs of All Time | Pop | Arista | [6]
Basia Bulat | Heart of My Own | Folk | Secret City |
Beach House | Teen Dream | Dream pop | Sub Pop, Bella Union |
Los Campesinos! | Romance Is Boring | Indie rock | Wichita, Arts & Crafts |
Day of Fire | Losing All | Post-grunge | Razor & Tie | [7]
Fozzy | Chasing the Grail | Heavy metal | Riot! | [8]
Lady Antebellum | Need You Now | Country | Capitol Nashville |
Living Sacrifice | The Infinite Order | Groove metal, metalcore | Solid State |
Locksley | Be in Love |  | Feature Records  | [9]
The Magnetic Fields | Realism | Indie rock | Nonesuch |
Never Shout Never | What Is Love? |  | Loveway Records, Sire, Warner Bros. |
Number One Gun | To the Secrets and Knowledge | Christian rock | Tooth & Nail | [10]
The Wonder Years | The Upsides | Pop-punk | No Sleep |
Woodhands | Remorsecapade |  | Paper Bag | [11]
January
28  | Hot Chip | One Life Stand | Alternative dance, synth-pop, indietronica | Parlophone |
Various artists  | WWE The Music: A New Day, Vol. 10 | Rock, pop, dance | WWE Music Group |
January
29  | Groove Armada | Black Light | Dance-pop, electropop, electronic | Cooking Vinyl |
Overkill | Ironbound | Thrash metal | eOne Music, Nuclear Blast |

### February

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
February
1  | Apparatjik | We Are Here | Alternative rock | Meta Merge Un  |
BT | These Hopeful Machines | Electronica | Black Hole |
Kashmir | Trespassers |  | Columbia, Sony Music | [12]
The Knife in collaboration with Mt. Sims and Planningtorock | Tomorrow, in a Year |  | Rabid |
Midlake | The Courage of Others | Folk rock | Bella Union |
February
2  | Butch Walker | I Liked It Better When You Had No Heart | Alternative rock, pop rock | One Haven Music  |
Disco Biscuits | Planet Anthem |  |  | [13]
Dommin | Love Is Gone | Gothic rock | Roadrunner |
Lil Wayne | Rebirth | Rap rock | Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown |
Nick Jonas & the Administration | Who I Am | Blues rock, R&B, blue-eyed soul | Hollywood |
Rob Zombie | Hellbilly Deluxe 2 | Industrial metal, alternative metal | Roadrunner |
The Soft Pack | The Soft Pack | Indie rock | Kemado |
Through the Eyes of the Dead | Skepsis | Deathcore | Prosthetic | [14]
February
5  | Fear Factory | Mechanize | Industrial metal | Candlelight, AFM | [15]
Sade | Soldier of Love | Pop-soul | Epic |
TobyMac | Tonight | Christian rock | ForeFront |
February
8  | HIM | Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice | Alternative rock | Sire |
Look What I Did | Atlas Drugged |  | Modernist Movement Recordings  | [16]
Massive Attack | Heligoland | Electronica | Virgin |
Ov Hell | The Underworld Regime | Black metal | Indie Recordings, Prosthetic | [17]
Yeasayer | Odd Blood | Experimental rock | Secretly Canadian |
February
9  | Arsis | Starve for the Devil | Melodic death metal, technical death metal | Nuclear Blast |
DJ Kay Slay | More Than Just a DJ | Hip-hop | eOne | [18]
Fair | Disappearing World |  | Tooth & Nail | [19]
Fireflight | For Those Who Wait | Christian rock | Flicker | [20]
Jaheim | Another Round |  | Atlantic |
Josh Turner | Haywire | Country | MCA Nashville |
Phantogram | Eyelid Movies |  | Barsuk |
February
12  | Angels & Airwaves | Love | Alternative rock | To the Stars | [21]
February
15  | Field Music | Field Music (Measure) | Indie rock | Memphis Industries | [22]
Lightspeed Champion | Life Is Sweet! Nice to Meet You | Folk | Domino |
Marina and the Diamonds | The Family Jewels | Alternative pop | 679, Atlantic |
February
16  | Juliana Hatfield | Peace and Love | Indie rock | Ye Olde Records  |
The Souljazz Orchestra | Rising Sun |  | Strut | [23]
Story of the Year | The Constant | Pop-punk, post-hardcore | Epitaph |
February
17  | Finntroll | Nifelvind | Folk metal, black metal | Century Media | [24]
Two Door Cinema Club | Tourist History | Indie rock | Kitsuné |
February
22  | Autechre | Oversteps | IDM | Warp |
The Courteeners | Falcon | Indie rock | A&M |
Elephant9 | Walk the Nile |  | Rune Grammofon | [25]
February
23  | Alkaline Trio | This Addiction | Punk rock | Epitaph |
Electric President | The Violent Blue | Electronic | Fake Four Inc. | [26]
Holly Miranda | The Magician's Private Library | Indie rock | XL |
Joanna Newsom | Have One on Me | Indie folk | Drag City |
Johnny Cash | American VI: Ain't No Grave | Americana | American Recordings, Lost Highway |
Newworldson | Newworldson | Contemporary Christian music | Inpop |
Quasi | American Gong | Indie rock | Kill Rock Stars |
The Rocket Summer | Of Men and Angels | Pop rock | Island Def Jam | [27]
Shearwater | The Golden Archipelago | Indie rock | Matador |
Shout Out Louds | Work | Indie rock | Merge |
Starfield | The Saving One | Contemporary Christian music | Sparrow | [28]
Zeus | Say Us | Alternative, indie | Arts & Crafts | [29]
February
24  | Dark Tranquillity | We Are the Void | Heavy metal | Century Media | [30]
van Canto | Tribe of Force | A cappella, heavy metal | Napalm | [31]
February
26  | Jason Derulo | Jason Derulo | Rock, R&B | Beluga Heights, Warner Bros. |

### March

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List of albums released in March 2010    Go to:    January   |   February   |   March   |   April   |   May   |   June   |   July   |   August   |   September   |   October   |   November   |   December   |   Back to top

Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
March
1  | Frightened Rabbit | The Winter of Mixed Drinks | Indie rock | FatCat |
March
2  | DJ Khaled | Victory | Hip-hop | We the Best, E1 |
Jaguar Love | Hologram Jams | Art punk | Fat Possum |
Lifehouse | Smoke & Mirrors | Alternative rock | Geffen |
Meredith Andrews | As Long as It Takes | Contemporary Christian | Word | [32]
Portugal. The Man | American Ghetto | Psychedelic rock, electronic rock | Equal Vision | [33]
Rogue Wave | Permalight | Indie rock | Brushfire |
Satellites & Sirens | Satellites & Sirens |  |  | [34]
Shooter Jennings and Hierophant | Black Ribbons | Hard rock | Black Country Rock |
March
3  | Gorillaz | Plastic Beach | Pop, electronic, hip-hop | Parlophone |
March
5  | Black Rebel Motorcycle Club | Beat the Devil's Tattoo | Alternative rock | Vagrant |
Boyzone | Brother | Pop | Polydor |
Sugababes | Sweet 7 | Electropop | Island |
March
8  | Airbourne | No Guts. No Glory. | Hard rock | Roadrunner |
Amy Macdonald | A Curious Thing | Pop rock, soft rock | Melodramatic Records, Mercury |
Goldheart Assembly | Wolves and Thieves |  | Fierce Panda | [35]
March
9  | Adie | Just You and Me | Contemporary Christian | BEC | [36]
The Besnard Lakes | The Besnard Lakes Are the Roaring Night | Indie rock | Jagjaguwar, Outside Music |
The Bled | Heat Fetish | Hardcore | Rise | [37]
Broken Bells | Broken Bells | Indie rock | Columbia |
Chasen | That Was Then, This Is Now |  |  | [38]
Demon Hunter | The World Is a Thorn | Metalcore, groove metal | Solid State |
Four Year Strong | Enemy of the World | Pop-punk, melodic hardcore | Decaydance, Universal Motown |
Gary Allan | Get Off on the Pain | Country | MCA Nashville |
Kidz in the Hall | Land of Make Believe | Hip-hop | Duck Down Music | [39]
Liars | Sisterworld | Experimental rock | Mute |
Ludacris | Battle of the Sexes | Hip-hop | Disturbing tha Peace, Def Jam |
Sanctus Real | Pieces of a Real Heart | Christian rock | Sparrow | [40]
Selena | La Leyenda | Latin pop | Capitol Latin, EMI, Q-Productions |
Serj Tankian | Elect the Dead Symphony | Art rock | Reprise, Warner Bros., Serjical Strike | [41]
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists | The Brutalist Bricks | Art punk, punk rock, indie rock | Matador |
Violent Soho | Violent Soho | Alternative rock | Ecstatic Peace! |
March
11  | Various artists  | Passion: Awakening | Worship | sixsteps | [42]
March
14  | Scorpions | Sting in the Tail | Hard rock, heavy metal | Sony Music |
March
15  | Katatonia | The Longest Year |  | Peaceville | [43]
March
16  | Armored Saint | La Raza | Heavy metal | Metal Blade | [44]
The Audition | Great Danger | Pop-punk | Victory | [45]
Drive-By Truckers | The Big To-Do | Alternative country | ATO |
Fireball Ministry | Fireball Ministry |  | Restricted Release  | [46]
Flobots | Survival Story | Alternative rock | Universal Republic |
From First to Last | Throne to the Wolves | Post-hardcore | Rise | [47]
Jessica Harp | A Woman Needs | Country | Warner Bros. Nashville | [48]
Julieta Venegas | Otra Cosa | Latin pop |  | [49]
Neon Trees | Habits | Alternative rock | Mercury |
The Whigs | In the Dark | Indie rock | ATO |
Wrench in the Works | Decrease/Increase |  | Facedown | [50]
March
17  | Poets of the Fall | Twilight Theater | Alternative rock | Insomniac Records  | [51]
She & Him | Volume Two | Indie pop | P-Vine, Merge, Double Six |
March
19  | Goldfrapp | Head First | Synth-pop, Italo disco | Mute |
Justin Bieber | My World 2.0 | Teen pop | Island |
Monica | Still Standing | R&B | J |
March
20  | MGMT | Congratulations | Indie rock, psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia | Columbia |
March
22  | Laura Marling | I Speak Because I Can | Folk | Virgin |
Triptykon | Eparistera Daimones | Extreme metal, doom metal, death metal | Prowling Death, Century Media |
March
23  | Barenaked Ladies | All in Good Time | Alternative rock | Raisin' Records  |
Belinda | Carpe Diem | Electropop | Capitol Latin |
The Bird and the Bee | Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates | Indie pop, electronic | Blue Note |
Brotha Lynch Hung | Dinner and a Movie | Hardcore hip-hop, horrorcore, gangsta rap | Strange Music |
The Dillinger Escape Plan | Option Paralysis | Mathcore | Season of Mist |
Mindy McCready | I'm Still Here | Country | Linus |
Queens Club | Young Giant | Alternative rock | Tooth & Nail | [52]
Robbie Seay Band | Miracle |  | Sparrow | [53]
Sleeping with Sirens | With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear | Post-hardcore | Rise |
The Weakerthans | Live at the Burton Cummings Theatre | Indie rock | Anti- | [54]
March
26  | Madonna | Sticky & Sweet Tour |  | Warner Bros. |
Usher | Raymond v. Raymond | R&B | LaFace, Jive |
March
29  | Craig David | Signed Sealed Delivered |  | Universal Motown |
Das Racist | Shut Up, Dude | Hip-hop | Greedhead Music, Mishka |
Hybrid | Disappear Here | Trip hop, breakbeat, electronica | Distinct'ive Breaks |
Lower Than Atlantis | Far Q | Melodic hardcore, post-hardcore, punk rock | A Wolf at Your Door  |
March
30  | Amy Grant | Somewhere Down the Road | Contemporary Christian | EMI CMG, Sparrow |
Black Francis | NonStopErotik | Alternative rock | Cooking Vinyl |
Charmaine | Love Reality | Christian electronic dance music | In:ciite Music  |
Erykah Badu | New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh) | Neo soul | Universal Motown |
Manafest | The Chase | Christian rock, rap rock | BEC, Uprok Records  |
Paper Tongues | Paper Tongues |  | A&M Octone | [55]
Sho Baraka | Lions and Liars | Christian hip-hop | Reach | [56]
March
31  | Earl Sweatshirt | Earl | Alternative hip-hop, horrorcore | Earl Sweatshirt  |
Jónsi | Go | Post-rock, baroque pop | XL, Parlophone |
Slash | Slash | Hard rock, heavy metal | EMI, Universal, Roadrunner |

## Second quarter

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### April

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List of albums released in April 2010    Go to:    January   |   February   |   March   |   April   |   May   |   June   |   July   |   August   |   September   |   October   |   November   |   December   |   Back to top

Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
April
3  | Avantasia | Angel of Babylon | Power metal, symphonic metal | Nuclear Blast, Fearless, Bodog  | [57]
Avantasia | The Wicked Symphony | Power metal, symphonic metal | Nuclear Blast | [58]
April
5  | Darkthrone | Circle the Wagons | Crust punk, heavy metal, speed metal | Peaceville | [59]
David Byrne & Fatboy Slim | Here Lies Love |  | Todomundo, Nonesuch |
GBH | Perfume and Piss | Hardcore punk, street punk, punk rock | Hellcat | [60]
April
6  | Bobby McFerrin | Vocabularies | Jazz | EmArcy | [61]
Cary Brothers | Under Control | Indie rock | Procrastination Records  | [62]
The Classic Crime | Vagabonds | Alternative rock | Tooth & Nail | [63]
Dave Barnes | What We Want, What We Get | CCM, pop, Christian rock | Razor & Tie | [64]
Dr. Dog | Shame, Shame | Psychedelic rock, indie rock | Anti- |
Murder by Death | Good Morning, Magpie | Indie | Vagrant | [65]
Secret and Whisper | Teenage Fantasy | Post-hardcore, emo, experimental | Tooth & Nail | [66]
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings | I Learned the Hard Way | Soul, funk | Daptone |
Tunng | ...And Then We Saw Land | Folktronica | Thrill Jockey, Full Time Hobby | [67]
Upon a Burning Body | The World Is Ours | Deathcore | Sumerian | [68]
April
7  | Engel | Threnody | Melodic death metal, industrial metal | Avex Group, Trooper Entertainment, Season of Mist | [69]
April
9  | Gyroscope | Cohesion | Alternative rock | Island | [70]
Natalie Merchant | Leave Your Sleep | Folk | Nonesuch |
Plan B | The Defamation of Strickland Banks | Soul, hip-hop | 679, Asylum |
April
13  | Amber Pacific | Virtues | Pop-punk | Victory | [71]
Bleeding Through | Bleeding Through | Metalcore | Rise, Roadrunner |
Cancer Bats | Bears, Mayors, Scraps & Bones | Hardcore punk, sludge metal | Distort |
Coheed and Cambria | Year of the Black Rainbow | Progressive rock | Columbia, Roadrunner |
Foxy Shazam | Foxy Shazam | Glam rock | Sire | [72]
War of Ages | Eternal | Metalcore | Facedown | [73]
April
14  | Saori@destiny | World Wild 2010 | J-pop, electropop, electro | D-topia, Victor | [74]
April
16  | Eisbrecher | Eiszeit | Neue Deutsche Härte | AFM, Metropolis | [75]
Terje Rypdal | Crime Scene | Jazz | ECM | [76]
April
19  | Eivind Aarset & the Sonic Codex Orchestra  | Live Extracts | Jazz | Jazzland | [77]
John Grant | Queen of Denmark | Indie folk, soft rock | Bella Union |
Kate Nash | My Best Friend Is You | Indie pop, indie rock | Geffen, Fiction |
Meat Loaf | Hang Cool Teddy Bear | Hard rock | Mercury, Loud & Proud  |
April
20  | The Apples in Stereo | Travellers in Space and Time | Indie pop | Simian, Elephant 6, Yep Roc | [78]
Circa Survive | Blue Sky Noise | Indie rock | Atlantic | [79]
Cypress Hill | Rise Up | Hip-hop, rap rock | Priority |
Kayo Dot | Coyote | Experimental music | Hydra Head | [80]
Kottonmouth Kings | Long Live the Kings | Rap rock | Suburban Noize | [81]
Ozomatli | Fire Away | Funk, hip-hop | Downtown, Mercer Street Records  |
Ratt | Infestation | Heavy metal, hard rock | Loud & Proud, Roadrunner |
Sevendust | Cold Day Memory | Alternative metal | Asylum |
Sick of It All | Based on a True Story | Hardcore punk, crossover thrash | Century Media | [82]
Superchick | Reinvention | Christian rock | Inpop | [83]
April
23  | Hole | Nobody's Daughter | Alternative rock | Mercury |
April
26  | Bullet for My Valentine | Fever | Heavy metal, melodic metalcore | Sony Music, Jive |
The Futureheads | The Chaos | Punk rock, indie rock | Nul |
April
27  | B.o.B | B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray | Alternative hip-hop, rap rock, Pop rock | Grand Hustle, Rebel Rock, Atlantic |
Gogol Bordello | Trans-Continental Hustle | Gypsy punk | American Recordings |
Jo Dee Messina | Unmistakable: Love | Country | Curb | [84]
Raintime | Psychromatic | Power metal, progressive metal | Lifeforce | [85]
April
30  | Diana Vickers | Songs from the Tainted Cherry Tree | Dance-pop, folktronica, electropop | RCA |

### May

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List of albums released in May 2010    Go to:    January   |   February   |   March   |   April   |   May   |   June   |   July   |   August   |   September   |   October   |   November   |   December   |   Back to top

Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
May
1  | Homens da Luta | A Cantiga É Uma Arma |  | Casa do Fumo  | [86]
May
4  | Big K.R.I.T. | K.R.I.T. Wuz Here | Southern hip-hop | Cinematic, Nature Sounds | [87]
Broken Social Scene | Forgiveness Rock Record | Indie rock | Arts & Crafts |
Court Yard Hounds | Court Yard Hounds | Country rock | Columbia |
Deftones | Diamond Eyes | Alternative metal | Reprise |
f(x) | Nu ABO | Pop | SM |
Godsmack | The Oracle | Heavy metal, hard rock | Universal Republic |
The Hold Steady | Heaven Is Whenever | Indie rock | Vagrant, Rough Trade |
The Letter Black | Hanging On by a Thread | Christian rock | Tooth & Nail |
MercyMe | The Generous Mr. Lovewell | Christian rock | INO |
Minus the Bear | Omni | Math rock, experimental rock, progressive rock | Dangerbird |
The New Pornographers | Together | Indie rock, power pop | Last Gang, Matador |
Nonpoint | Miracle | Alternative metal | 954 Records  |
Toni Braxton | Pulse | R&B | Atlantic |
Tonic | Tonic | Rock | 429 |
May
7  | As I Lay Dying | The Powerless Rise | Metalcore | Metal Blade |
Charice | Charice |  | Reprise |
Exodus | Exhibit B: The Human Condition | Thrash metal | Nuclear Blast |
Lena | My Cassette Player |  | Universal Music Germany |
Sandy | Manuscrito |  | Universal | [88]
May
10  | Foals | Total Life Forever | Indie rock | Transgressive, Sub Pop |
Keane | Night Train | Alternative rock | Island, Cherrytree, Interscope |
The National | High Violet | Indie rock, post-punk revival | 4AD |
We Are the Fallen | Tear the World Down | Hard rock, nu metal | Universal Republic | [89]
Zaz | Zaz | Pop, jazz, blues | Play On, Sony Music |
May
11  | Beneath the Sky | In Loving Memory | Metalcore, deathcore | Victory | [90]
The Dead Weather | Sea of Cowards | Rock | Warner Bros., Third Man |
Lost Dogs | Old Angel | Blues rock, roots music | Fools of the World, Stunt | [91]
Open Mike Eagle | Unapologetic Art Rap | Hip-hop | Mush | [92]
Tenth Avenue North | The Light Meets the Dark | Contemporary Christian | Reunion | [93]
May
13  | Super Junior | Bonamana | K-pop, R&B, dance | SM |
May
14  | Kelis | Flesh Tone | EDM, dance-pop, electropop | will.i.am, Interscope |
May
16  | Faithless | The Dance | Trip hop, trance, dance | Nates Tunes, PIAS |
May
17  | LCD Soundsystem | This Is Happening | Dance-punk, electronica, art rock | DFA, Virgin |
Tracey Thorn | Love and Its Opposite | Chamber folk | Strange Feeling, Merge |
Wintersleep | New Inheritors | Indie rock | The Tom Kotter Company  | [94]
May
18  | Bad Religion | 30 Years Live | Punk rock | Epitaph | [95]
Band of Horses | Infinite Arms | Indie rock | Brown, Fat Possum, Columbia |
The Black Keys | Brothers | Blues rock, garage rock | Nonesuch |
Hammock | Chasing After Shadows... Living with the Ghosts | Ambient, post-rock | Hammock Music |
Jamie Lidell | Compass | Soul | Warp |
Janelle Monáe | The ArchAndroid | Alternative R&B, psychedelic pop, psychedelic soul | Wondaland Arts Society, Bad Boy, Atlantic |
Jay Chou | The Era | Mandopop | JVR Music  | [96]
Jimmy Needham | Nightlights | Contemporary Christian | Inpop | [97]
Mickie James | Strangers & Angels | Country |  | [98]
Silent Civilian | Ghost Stories | Metalcore, thrash metal | Mediaskare |
May
19  | 22-20s | Shake/Shiver/Moan | Rock |  | [99]
May
21  | Apparatjik | 4 Can Keep a Secret If 3 of Them Are Dead |  |  | [100]
Pendulum | Immersion | Electronic rock | Warner Music UK, Earstorm, Atlantic |
Stone Temple Pilots | Stone Temple Pilots | Alternative rock, hard rock | Atlantic |
Tame Impala | Innerspeaker | Psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia | Modular |
May
24  | Katie Melua | The House | Pop, jazz, progressive rock | Dramatico |
Rolo Tomassi | Cosmology | Mathcore | Hassle |
Sleigh Bells | Treats | Noise pop | Mom + Pop, N.E.E.T. |
Villagers | Becoming a Jackal |  | Domino |
May
29  | The Brave Little Abacus | Just Got Back From the Discomfort—We're Alright | Emo, emo revival, math rock | The Brave Little Abacus  |
May
31  | The Divine Comedy | Bang Goes the Knighthood | Orchestral pop, art pop | Divine Comedy  |

### June

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
June
1  | Clay Aiken | Tried and True | Pop | Decca | [101]
Hawthorne Heights | Skeletons | Post-hardcore, emo, alternative rock | Wind-up |
Jack Johnson | To the Sea | Folk rock, soft rock | Brushfire, Universal Republic |
June
4  | Christina Aguilera | Bionic | Electropop, futurepop, R&B | RCA |
June
7  | Morcheeba | Blood Like Lemonade | Electronica | PIAS |
June
8  | Attack Attack! | Attack Attack! | Metalcore | Rise |
Blitzen Trapper | Destroyer of the Void | Alternative country | Sub Pop |
Dierks Bentley | Up on the Ridge | Country | Capitol Nashville |
MyChildren MyBride | Lost Boy | Metalcore | Solid State |
Tokyo Police Club | Champ | Indie rock, alternative rock, heartland rock | Mom + Pop Music |
The Young Veins | Take a Vacation! | Rock, garage rock, psychedelic rock | One Haven Music  |
June
11  | Kevin Rudolf | To the Sky | Pop rock, rap rock | Cash Money | [102]
Monrose | Ladylike |  | Starwatch Music, Cheyenne, Warner Music |
Ozzy Osbourne | Scream | Heavy metal | Epic |
June
14  | The Chemical Brothers | Further | Electronic | Freestyle Dust, Parlophone |
Uffie | Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans | Synth-pop, electronica, hip-hop | Ed Banger, Because Music |
We Are Scientists | Barbara | Indie rock, post-punk revival | PIAS |
June
15  | Cowboy Junkies | Renmin Park | Alternative country | Latent |
Devo | Something for Everybody | New wave | Warner Bros. |
Dirty Circus | Alive and Well | Hip-hop | URBNET | [103]
Drake | Thank Me Later | Hip-hop, R&B, pop-rap | Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown |
Pigeon Hole | Age Like Astronauts |  | URBNET | [104]
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers | Mojo | Heartland rock, blues rock | Reprise |
June
18  | The Amity Affliction | Youngbloods | Post-hardcore | Boomtown | [105]
Eminem | Recovery | Hip-hop | Aftermath, Shady, Interscope |
Miley Cyrus | Can't Be Tamed | Dance-pop | Hollywood |
Sia | We Are Born | Pop | Monkey Puzzle, Jive |
June
22  | Cyndi Lauper | Memphis Blues | Blues | Downtown |
Front Line Assembly | Improvised Electronic Device | Electro-industrial, industrial metal, industrial rock | Metropolis, Dependent |
Oneohtrix Point Never | Returnal | Ambient, noise, kosmische | Mego |
The Roots | How I Got Over | Hip-hop | Def Jam |
VersaEmerge | Fixed at Zero | Alternative rock, experimental rock | Fueled by Ramen | [106]
June
25  | The Cat Empire | Cinema | Alternative rock, jazz, ska | EMI | [107]
June
27  | Pet Slimmers of the Year | ...And the Sky Fell | Post-metal, post-rock | Lost Children Net Label  |
June
28  | Scissor Sisters | Night Work | Glam rock | Polydor |
June
29  | 3OH!3 | Streets of Gold | Electropop, electronic rock | Photo Finish, Atlantic |
Haste the Day | Attack of the Wolf King | Metalcore | Solid State |
Wolf Parade | Expo 86 | Indie rock | Sub Pop |
June
30  | Kylie Minogue | Aphrodite | Dance-pop, disco-pop | Parlophone |

## Third quarter

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### July

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
July
1  | Wavves | King of the Beach | Indie rock, psychedelic pop, pop-punk | Fat Possum |
July
2  | Soilwork | The Panic Broadcast | Melodic death metal | Nuclear Blast | [108]
July
3  | Liz Phair | Funstyle | Pop rock, electropop, pop rap | Rocket Science Records  |
July
5  | Enrique Iglesias | Euphoria | Latin pop | Universal Republic, Universal Music Latino |
I Am Kloot | Sky at Night |  | Shepherd Moon LLP  |
Mystery Jets | Serotonin | Indie rock | Rough Trade |
July
6  | Brandon Boyd | The Wild Trapeze | Alternative rock | Epic | [109]
Trailer Choir | Tailgate | Country | Show Dog-Universal Music | [110]
July
7  | M.I.A. | Maya | Avant-pop, hip-hop, industrial | N.E.E.T., XL, Interscope |
July
9  | In This Moment | A Star-Crossed Wasteland | Metalcore, heavy metal, hard rock | Century Media |
July
11  | Crowded House | Intriguer | Alternative rock | Fantasy |
July
12  | Andrea Bocelli | Carmen: Duets & Arias | Opera, classical | Decca, Universal |
El Guincho | Piratas de Sudamérica, Vol. 1 |  | Young Turks |
The Maine | Black & White | Pop rock | Warner Bros. |
Norma Jean | Meridional | Metalcore | Razor & Tie |
Young Guns | All Our Kings Are Dead | Alternative rock | Live Forever  | [111]
July
13  | Capone-N-Noreaga | The War Report 2: Report the War | East Coast hip-hop, hardcore hip-hop, gangsta rap | Ice H2O, EMI | [112]
Hellyeah | Stampede | Groove metal | Epic | [113]
Korn | Korn III: Remember Who You Are | Nu metal | Roadrunner |
Mack 10 & Glasses Malone | Money Muzik |  |  | [114]
Paul Wall | Heart of a Champion | Hip-hop | Asylum, Swishahouse |
Stat Quo | Statlanta | Hip-hop | Dream Big, Sony Music, The Orchard | [115]
Sun Kil Moon | Admiral Fell Promises | Folk rock | Caldo Verde |
July
20  | Big Head Todd and the Monsters | Rocksteady | Rock | Big Records  | [116]
Black Veil Brides | We Stitch These Wounds | Post-hardcore, metalcore | StandBy, Virgin |
Rick Ross | Teflon Don | Hip-hop | Maybach Music Group, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam |
July
23  | Avenged Sevenfold | Nightmare | Heavy metal | Warner Bros. |
July
27  | Decrepit Birth | Polarity | Technical death metal | Nuclear Blast | [117]
Dru Hill | InDRUpendence Day | R&B, soul | Kedar Entertainment Group  | [118]
Miniature Tigers | Fortress | Indie rock, alternative rock | Modern Art Records  |
July
29  | Blind Guardian | At the Edge of Time | Power metal, progressive metal, symphonic metal | Nuclear Blast | [119]
July
30  | Bliss n Eso | Running on Air | Hip-hop | Illusive Sounds, Liberation Music | [120]

### August

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
August
2  | Opshop | Until the End of Time | Rock | Rhythmethod  | [121]
August
3  | Arcade Fire | The Suburbs | Indie rock, art rock, baroque pop | Merge, City Slang, Mercury |
Buckcherry | All Night Long | Hard rock | Eleven Seven Music, Atlantic |
Secondhand Serenade | Hear Me Now | Alternative rock, pop rock, emo pop | Glassnote |
August
10  | Black Label Society | Order of the Black | Heavy metal | E1 Music, Roadrunner, Riot Entertainment | [122]
Brother Clyde | Brother Clyde | Alternative rock | Fontana, Buena Vista | [123]
Mike Posner | 31 Minutes to Takeoff | Electropop | J |
August
11  | Angra | Aqua | Progressive metal, power metal |  | [124]
August
12  | Wang Leehom | The 18 Martial Arts | Mandopop | Sony Music Taiwan | [125]
August
13  | Iron Maiden | The Final Frontier | Heavy metal | EMI |
Jolin Tsai | Myself | Pop | Warner, Mars  |
Mac Miller | K.I.D.S. |  | Rostrum |
The Saturdays | Headlines! | Electropop, pop | Fascination, Geffen |
August
16  | The Hoosiers | The Illusion of Safety | Pop rock, indie pop, indie rock | RCA | [126]
Darin | Lovekiller |  | Universal Music | [127]
August
17  | American Hi-Fi | Fight the Frequency | Power pop, alternative rock | RED | [128]
Brian Wilson | Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin | Traditional pop | Walt Disney |
Eels | Tomorrow Morning | Rock | E Works, Vagrant |
John Mellencamp | No Better Than This | Americana, country blues, heartland rock | Rounder |
Miss May I | Monument | Metalcore | Rise | [129]
Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs  | God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise | Folk, folk rock | RCA, Stone Dwarf, RED |
August
20  | Accept | Blood of the Nations | Heavy metal | Nuclear Blast |
Apocalyptica | 7th Symphony | Hard rock |  | [130]
August
23  | Klaxons | Surfing the Void | Indie rock, electronic rock, noise rock | Polydor |
August
24  | Fantasia | Back to Me | R&B, pop | J |
Ion Dissonance | Cursed | Deathcore, mathcore | Century Media | [131]
Jessica Mauboy | Get 'Em Girls | R&B | SRC, Universal Republic | [132]
Katy Perry | Teenage Dream | Pop | Capitol |
Little Big Town | The Reason Why | Country | Capitol Nashville |
Malevolent Creation | Invidious Dominion | Death metal | Nuclear Blast | [133]
Never Shout Never | Harmony | Folk, folk pop | Loveway Records, Sire, Warner Bros. | [134]
August
27  | Everything Everything | Man Alive | Art rock, indie rock | Geffen |
Hurts | Happiness |  | Major Label, RCA |
The Pretty Reckless | Light Me Up | Alternative rock | Interscope |
August
28  | Goo Goo Dolls | Something for the Rest of Us | Alternative rock, soft rock | Warner Bros. |
August
30  | Kano | Method to the Maadness | British hip-hop, electronic | Bigger Picture Music  |
August
31  | Atom Smash | Love Is in the Missile |  | Jive | [135]
The Autumn Offering | The Autumn Offering | Melodic death metal, deathcore | Victory |
Disturbed | Asylum | Heavy metal, alternative metal, hard rock | Reprise |
Film School | Fission |  | Beggars Banquet | [136]
Luke Doucet | Steel City Trawler | Indie rock, country | Six Shooter | [137]
Murderdolls | Women and Children Last | Heavy metal, horror punk | Roadrunner |
Papa Roach | Time for Annihilation: On the Record & On the Road |  | Eleven Seven Music | [138]

### September

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
September
1  | Tarja | What Lies Beneath | Symphonic metal | Vertigo, Universal, The End |
September
2  | Underworld | Barking | Techno | Cooking Vinyl |
September
3  | Brandon Flowers | Flamingo | Soft rock, country pop, synth-pop | Island |
Death Angel | Relentless Retribution | Thrash metal | Nuclear Blast |
Imelda May | Mayhem | Rockabilly | Decca |
Oceansize | Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up | Progressive rock | Superball Music |
September
6  | The Naked and Famous | Passive Me, Aggressive You | Synth-pop, electro-rock | Somewhat Damaged  |
September
7  | Anberlin | Dark Is the Way, Light Is a Place | Alternative rock | Universal Republic |
Helmet | Seeing Eye Dog | Alternative metal | Work Song  |
Interpol | Interpol | Indie rock, post-punk revival | Matador, Soft Limit  |
JoJo | Can't Take That Away from Me | R&B, pop |  |
Sara Bareilles | Kaleidoscope Heart | Pop rock, soul | Epic |
Stone Sour | Audio Secrecy | Alternative metal, post-grunge, alternative rock | Roadrunner |
Tera Melos | Patagonian Rats |  | Sargent House | [139]
September
8  | Linkin Park | A Thousand Suns | Alternative rock | Warner Bros., Machine Shop |
Röyksopp | Senior | Downtempo, ambient, trip hop | Wall of Sound |
September
10  | The Script | Science & Faith | Alternative rock | RCA |
Weezer | Hurley | Alternative rock, power pop | Epitaph |
September
13  | DragonForce | Twilight Dementia | Power metal | Roadrunner, Spinefarm | [140]
Grinderman | Grinderman 2 | Alternative rock, noise rock | Mute |
El Guincho | Pop Negro | Tropicália, psychedelic pop | Young Turks |
Phil Collins | Going Back | Pop, soul, R&B | Atlantic |
September
14  | Amusement Parks on Fire | Road Eyes |  |  | [141]
Bilal | Airtight's Revenge | Neo soul | Plug Research, RED Distribution | [142]
Das Racist | Sit Down, Man | Hip-hop | Greedhead Music, Mishka NYC, Mad Decent |
Kendrick Lamar | Overly Dedicated | Hip-hop | Top Dawg |
of Montreal | False Priest | Psychedelic pop, dance pop, R&B | Polyvinyl |
Superchunk | Majesty Shredding | Alternative rock, indie rock, punk rock | Merge |
Thriving Ivory | Through Yourself & Back Again | Indie rock, pop rock | Wind-up | [143]
Trey Songz | Passion, Pain & Pleasure | R&B | Songbook, Atlantic |
The Walkmen | Lisbon | Indie rock | Fat Possum, Bella Union |
September
15  | Maroon 5 | Hands All Over | Pop | A&M Octone |
September
17  | Selena Gomez & the Scene | A Year Without Rain | Dance-pop, synth-pop | Hollywood |
September
20  | Black Country Communion | Black Country Communion | Hard rock, blues rock | Mascot, J&R Adventures  |
Manic Street Preachers | Postcards from a Young Man | Alternative rock, power pop | Columbia |
September
21  | Emm Gryner | Gem and I | Pop | Dead Daisy Records, Second Motion | [144]
John Legend and The Roots | Wake Up! | R&B, soul, funk | GOOD Music, Columbia |
Matt Costa | Mobile Chateau | Indie rock | Brushfire | [145]
My Darkest Days | My Darkest Days | Hard rock, post-grunge | 604 | [146]
Paula Cole | Ithaca | Rock | Decca | [147]
Serj Tankian | Imperfect Harmonies | Art rock, symphonic rock, progressive rock | Reprise, Serjical Strike |
Torche | Songs for Singles | Sludge metal | Hydra Head |
September
22  | Dimmu Borgir | Abrahadabra | Symphonic black metal | Nuclear Blast | [148]
KT Tunstall | Tiger Suit | Folktronica, indie pop | Relentless |
September
23  | White Denim | Last Day of Summer | Indie rock, psychedelic rock | Downtown | [149]
September
24  | Ana Popović | An evening at Trasimeno Lake | Electric blues, blues rock, jazz | ArtisteXclusive records  | [150]
Gordon Haskell | One Day Soon |  | Fullfill Records  | [151]
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. | Record Collection | Alternative hip-hop, synth-pop, alternative dance | Allido, RCA, Columbia |
September
27  | Deerhunter | Halcyon Digest | Psychedelic pop, dream pop, indie pop | 4AD |
Enslaved | Axioma Ethica Odini | Progressive metal, Viking metal | Indie Recordings, Nuclear Blast |
Infernal | Fall from Grace |  | Border Breakers, inf:rec  |
Killing Joke | Absolute Dissent | Industrial metal, post-punk | Spinefarm, Universal |
September
28  | Bad Religion | The Dissent of Man | Punk rock | Epitaph |
Ben Folds and Nick Hornby | Lonely Avenue | Alternative rock | Nonesuch |
Electric Six | Zodiac | Indie rock, electronic rock | Metropolis | [152]
Ice Cube | I Am the West | West Coast hip-hop | Lench Mob |
Jimmy Eat World | Invented | Power pop | Interscope |
Michael W. Smith | Wonder | CCM, pop | Reunion |
Mushroomhead | Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children | Alternative metal | Megaforce | [153]
No Age | Everything in Between | Art punk, noise rock, experimental rock | Sub Pop |
October Tide | A Thin Shell | Death-doom | Candlelight | [154]

## Fourth quarter

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### October

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
October
1  | Tinie Tempah | Disc-Overy | Hip-hop | Parlophone |
October
4  | Bring Me the Horizon | There Is a Hell Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven Let's Keep It a Secret. | Metalcore | Epitaph |
Bruno Mars | Doo-Wops & Hooligans | R&B, pop | Atlantic, Elektra |
October
5  | Air Dubai | Wonder Age | Alternative rock |  | [155]
Chiodos | Illuminaudio | Post-hardcore | Equal Vision | [156]
David Archuleta | The Other Side of Down | Pop | Jive, 19 | [157]
Emily Osment | Fight or Flight | Electropop | Wind-up |
Faith Evans | Something About Faith | R&B | Prolific, E1 |
Finger Eleven | Life Turns Electric | Alternative rock | Wind-up | [158]
Fistful of Mercy | As I Call You Down | Blues, folk rock | HOT Records  | [159]
Guster | Easy Wonderful | Alternative rock, indie rock | Aware, Universal Republic |
Joe Satriani | Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards | Instrumental rock, progressive rock | Epic | [160]
October
8  | Alter Bridge | AB III | Alternative metal | Roadrunner |
The Audreys | Sometimes the Stars |  | ABC Music | [161]
October
11  | Belle and Sebastian | Belle and Sebastian Write About Love | Indie pop | Rough Trade |
Steve Lukather | All's Well That Ends Well | Hard rock | Mascot | [162]
October
12  | Far East Movement | Free Wired | Dance-pop, hip-hop, electronic | Cherrytree, Interscope |
Gram Rabbit | Miracles & Metaphors | Indie rock, space rock, electropop | Cobraside, Royal Order  | [163]
Motionless in White | Creatures | Metalcore, gothic metal, post-hardcore | Fearless |
Sufjan Stevens | The Age of Adz | Synth-pop, art pop, electro-folk | Asthmatic Kitty |
Trapt | No Apologies | Alternative metal | Eleven Seven Music | [164]
Valencia | Dancing with a Ghost | Alternative rock, pop-punk | I Surrender  | [165]
October
15  | Kings of Leon | Come Around Sundown | Alternative rock | RCA |
Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana)  | Hannah Montana Forever | Pop, teen pop, pop rock | Walt Disney |
October
18  | Huey Lewis and the News | Soulsville | Soul | W.O.W. Records  | [166]
October
19  | Allstar Weekend | Suddenly Yours | Pop rock | Hollywood | [167]
Bad Books | Bad Books | Indie rock | Favorite Gentlemen, Razor & Tie | [168]
Bo Burnham | Words Words Words | Comedy | Comedy Central | [169]
Brian Eno with Leo Abrahams and Jon Hopkins | Small Craft on a Milk Sea | Electronic, ambient, experimental rock | Warp |
Dag Arnesen | Norwegian Song 3 |  | Losen | [170]
Elton John and Leon Russell | The Union | Rock | Decca |
Jim Bryson and The Weakerthans | The Falcon Lake Incident | Indie rock | Kelp, MapleMusic | [171]
Rod Stewart | Fly Me to the Moon... The Great American Songbook Volume V | Jazz, traditional pop | J |
Shakira | Sale el Sol | Latin pop | Epic |
October
22  | Joe McElderry | Wide Awake | Pop, dance-pop, teen pop | Syco Music |
October
25  | Anika | Anika | Dub, electronic, pop | Invada Records, Stones Throw |
Belanova | Sueño Electro I | Pop |  | [172]
Charlotte Church | Back to Scratch | Pop, alternative | Dooby Records  | [173]
Monster Magnet | Mastermind | Stoner rock | Napalm |
Star One | Victims of the Modern Age | Progressive metal, space rock | Inside Out Music | [174]
Taylor Swift | Speak Now | Country pop, pop rock | Big Machine |
October
26  | Young the Giant | Young the Giant | Alternative rock, indie rock | Roadrunner |
October
27  | Good Charlotte | Cardiology | Pop-punk | Capitol |
October
29  | Cheryl Cole | Messy Little Raindrops | R&B, dance-pop | Fascination, Polydor |
Devlin | Bud, Sweat and Beers | British hip-hop, grime | Island, Universal |
October
31  | Alexisonfire | Dog's Blood | Post-hardcore, hardcore punk | Dine Alone | [175]
Helloween | 7 Sinners | Power metal | SPV/Steamhammer, Spinefarm | [176]

### November

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
November
1  | Cradle of Filth | Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa | Extreme metal | Peaceville |
Jamiroquai | Rock Dust Light Star | Funk, rock, R&B | Universal, Mercury |
November
2  | Escape the Fate | Escape the Fate | Hard rock | Interscope |
Jason Aldean | My Kinda Party | Country | Broken Bow |
Mariah Carey | Merry Christmas II You | Christmas | Island Def Jam |
N.E.R.D. | Nothing | Blues, pop, soft rock | Star Trak, Interscope |
Pitbull | Armando | Pop-rap | Mr. 305 Inc., Sony Latino | [177]
November
8  | Atheist | Jupiter | Technical death metal | Season of Mist | [178]
James Blunt | Some Kind of Trouble | Pop rock, folk rock | Atlantic, Custard, Epic |
Nadine | Insatiable | R&B, pop | Black Pen Records  |
November
9  | Brian Johnson | Love Came Down - Live Acoustic Worship in the Studio |  |  | [179]
Brokencyde | Will Never Die | Crunkcore | BreakSilence  | [180]
CeeLo Green | The Lady Killer | Soul, R&B, funk | Elektra |
Kid Cudi | Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager | Alternative hip-hop | Dream On, GOOD Music, Universal Motown |
The Ocean | Anthropocentric | Post-metal, sludge metal, progressive metal | Metal Blade | [181]
Reba McEntire | All the Women I Am | Country | Starstruck, Valory |
Underoath | Ø (Disambiguation) | Metalcore | Tooth & Nail |
November
12  | Annie Lennox | A Christmas Cornucopia | Christmas, world |  | [182]
Rihanna | Loud | R&B, dance-pop | Def Jam, SRP  |
November
15  | A Day to Remember | What Separates Me from You | Post-hardcore, metalcore, pop-punk | Victory |
McFly | Above the Noise | Pop rock, pop, EDM | Universal Island |
Take That | Progress | Pop rock, pop, electropop | Polydor |
November
16  | Kid Rock | Born Free | Country, heartland rock | Atlantic |
Stereolab | Not Music | Post-rock | Duophonic, Drag City |
November
19  | Christina Aguilera and Cher | Burlesque: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack |  | Screen Gems, Inc, RCA |
JLS | Outta This World | R&B, pop | Epic |
Kesha | Cannibal | Dance-pop | RCA |
Westlife | Gravity | Pop, dance-pop | Syco Music, Sony Music, RCA |
November
22  | Girls | Broken Dreams Club | Indie rock | True Panther |
Jessica Simpson | Happy Christmas | Pop, Christmas, R&B | Primary Wave, eleveneleven |
Kanye West | My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy | Hip-hop | Def Jam, Roc-A-Fella |
Lloyd Banks | H.F.M. 2 (The Hunger for More 2) | Hip-hop | G-Unit, EMI |
My Chemical Romance | Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys | Alternative rock, punk rock | Reprise |
Ne-Yo | Libra Scale | R&B, Europop | Def Jam, Compound Entertainment  |
Nicki Minaj | Pink Friday | Hip-hop, R&B, pop | Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown |
Robyn | Body Talk | Electropop, synth-pop | Konichiwa |
Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds | Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds | Rock, R&B, soul | Modern Vintage Recordings  | [183]
November
26  | Alesha Dixon | The Entertainer | R&B | Asylum |
The Black Eyed Peas | The Beginning | Pop | Interscope |
Duffy | Endlessly | Pop | A&M |
Manowar | Battle Hymns MMXI | Power metal | Magic Circle Music | [184]
November
29  | Jazmine Sullivan | Love Me Back | R&B, hip-hop soul | J, Arista |
November
30  | Chrisette Michele | Let Freedom Reign | R&B | Def Jam |
Flo Rida | Only One Flo (Part 1) | Pop-rap, hip house, dance | Atlantic, Poe Boy |
Soulja Boy | The DeAndre Way | Hip-hop | SOD, Collipark Music, Interscope |

### December

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Release date  | Artist  | Album  | Genre  | Label  | Ref.
December
3  | Daft Punk | Tron: Legacy | Electronic | Walt Disney |
December
6  | Deadmau5 | 4×4=12 | Progressive house, electro house | Mau5trap, Ultra, Virgin |
Mylène Farmer | Bleu noir | Dance-pop, electropop, synth-pop | Universal Music France | [185]
Not Squares  | Yeah OK |  | Richter Collective, Teto Records  |
December
7  | Diane Birch | The Velveteen Age | Neo soul, pop, gospel | S-Curve | [186]
Hinder | All American Nightmare | Hard rock | Universal Republic |
Natasha Bedingfield | Strip Me | Pop | Epic, Phonogenic |
Plain White T's | Wonders of the Younger | Alternative rock, indie rock, emo pop | Hollywood |
T.I. | No Mercy | Hip-hop | Grand Hustle, Atlantic |
December
10  | Ciara | Basic Instinct | R&B | LaFace, Jive |
December
14  | Crystal Bowersox | Farmer's Daughter | Folk rock, country | Jive, 19 |
Diddy – Dirty Money | Last Train to Paris | Hip-hop, house | Bad Boy, Interscope |
R. Kelly | Love Letter |  | Jive |
December
15  | Mr. Big | What If... | Hard rock | WHD Entertainment, Victor, Frontiers | [187]
December
17  | Keri Hilson | No Boys Allowed | R&B | Mosley Music, Zone 4, Interscope |
LaViVe | No Sleep | Dance-pop | Starwatch |
December
20  | Wire | Red Barked Tree | Post-punk, experimental rock | Pinkflag  |
December
21  | Duran Duran | All You Need Is Now | New wave, pop rock | S-Curve |
Jamie Foxx | Best Night of My Life | R&B, hip-hop | J |
Keyshia Cole | Calling All Hearts | R&B | Geffen, Interscope |
December
25  | Gorillaz | The Fall | Lo-fi, electronic | Parlophone, Virgin |
Klaxons | Landmarks of Lunacy | Alternative rock |  | [188]

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