List of 2013 albums

The following is a list of music albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2013. These are notable albums, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, or disbanded, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see 2013 in music.

First quarter

January

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
January 1	Girls' Generation	I Got a Boy	K-pop	S.M. Entertainment	Charlie Mason, Hyuk Shin, Jordan Kyle, Joseph Belmaati, Kenzie, Lee Soo Man, Mitch Hansen, Park Chang-hyun, The Stereotypes, Steve Booker, Trinity, Victoria Horn, Will Simms, Yoo Young-jin	[1]
January 2	Skrillex	Leaving	Electronic, dubstep, garage	Owsla	Skrillex	[2]
January 8	Black Veil Brides	Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones	Glam metal, hard rock	Lava, Universal Republic	John Feldmann	[3]
	Dropkick Murphys	Signed and Sealed in Blood	Celtic punk	Born & Bred	Ted Hutt	[4]
	Hollywood Undead	Notes from the Underground	Rap rock, alternative rock, alternative hip hop	A&M Octone	Danny Lohner, Griffin Boice, S*A*M and Sluggo	[5]
	Twenty One Pilots	Vessel	Electropop, indie pop, rap rock, pop	Fueled by Ramen	Greg Wells, Tyler Joseph	[6]
January 11	New Order	Lost Sirens		Rhino	New Order, Stephen Street, Stuart Price, Mac Quayle, Tore Johansson, Jim Spence	[7]
January 14	Everything Everything	Arc	Art rock, indie rock	RCA, Sony Music	David Kosten	[8]
January 15	ASAP Rocky	Long. Live. ASAP	Hip hop	ASAP Worldwide, Polo Grounds, RCA	Amanda Ghost, ASAP Rocky, ASAP Ty Beats, Birdy Nam Nam, Bryan Leach, C. Papi, Chace Johnson, Clams Casino, Danger Mouse, Emile Haynie, Finatik N Zac, Frank Romano, Friendzone, Geno Sims, Hector Delgado, Hit-Boy, Jim Jonsin, Joey Fatts, Jonathan "MP" Williams, Nikhil Seetharam, Noah "40" Shebib, Rico Love, Seetharam, Skrillex, Soufien3000, SpaceGhostPurrp, Steven "ASAP Yams" Rodriguez, T-Minus, V Don	[9]
	Free Energy	Love Sign	Pop, rock	Free Energy	John Agnello	[10]
	Yo La Tengo	Fade	Indie rock	Matador	John McEntire	[11]
January 16	Sarah Brightman	Dreamchaser	Classical crossover	Simha LLC	Mike Hedges, Sally Herbert	[12]
	Toro y Moi	Anything in Return	Synth-pop, indie pop, house, R&B	Carpark	Chaz Bundick	[13]
January 18	Helloween	Straight Out of Hell	Power metal	The End	Charlie Bauerfeind	[14]
January 21	Adam Ant	Adam Ant Is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter	Rock, pop rock, post-punk	Blueblack Hussar	Adam Ant, Boz Boorer, Chris McCormack	[15]
	The Blackout	Start the Party	Post-hardcore, hard rock	Cooking Vinyl	Jason Perry	[16]
	I Am Kloot	Let It All In		Shepherd Moon LLP	Craig Potter, Guy Garvey	[17]
	The Joy Formidable	Wolf's Law	Alternative rock, dream pop	Atlantic	The Joy Formidable	[18]
	Ludovico Einaudi	In a Time Lapse	Contemporary classical	Decca		[19]
January 22	Aaron Neville	My True Story	R&B, soul	Blue Note	Don Was, Keith Richards	[20]
	Bad Religion	True North	Punk rock, melodic hardcore	Epitaph	Brett Gurewitz, Joe Barresi	[21]
	Classified	Classified	Hip hop	Halflife Records, Universal Music Canada	Classified	[22]
	Fidlar	Fidlar	Skate punk, garage punk, surf punk, garage rock, lo-fi	Mom + Pop, Wichita, Dine Alone	Fidlar	[23]
	Foxygen	We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic	Pop, psychedelic rock	Jagjaguwar	Richard Swift	[24]
	Gary Allan	Set You Free	Country	MCA Nashville	Gary Allan, Greg Droman, Jay Joyce, Mark Wright	[25]
	Nosaj Thing	Home	Electronic music, instrumental hip hop	Innovative Leisure, Timetable	Nosaj Thing	[26]
	Otep	Hydra	Alternative metal, nu metal	Victory	Otep Shamaya, Ulrich Wild	[27]
	Ra Ra Riot	Beta Love	Indie rock, indie pop, electronica, synth-pop	Barsuk	Dennis Herring	[28]
	Trapt	Reborn	Alternative rock, alternative metal, post-grunge	EMI	Chris Taylor Brown, Matt Thorne	[29]
	Voivod	Target Earth	Progressive metal, thrash metal	Century Media	Voivod	[30]
January 25	Blue	Roulette	Pop, R&B, electropop	Island, Blueworld Records	Alexander Zuckowski, BeatGeek, Cutfather & Joe, DaBeatfreakz, Daniel Davidsen, The Fives, Geo Slam, Hallgeir Rustan, Hayleyz, Jason Gill, Jez Ashurst, Jonas Jeberg, Julian Vasquez, Kiko Masbaum, Lucas Secon, Martin Fliegenschmidt, RedOne, Robin Grubert, Ronny Svendsen, Steve DuBerry, StarSign, TroyBoi, Troy Henry	[31]
January 28	Biffy Clyro	Opposites	Alternative rock	14th Floor	Garth "GGGarth" Richardson	[32]
	Delphic	Collections	Alternative dance	Polydor	Ben Allen, Tim Goldsworthy	[33]
	Funeral for a Friend	Conduit	Post-hardcore, hardcore punk	Distiller Records	Romesh Dodangoda	[34]
January 29	Adam Green & Binki Shapiro	Adam Green & Binki Shapiro		Rounder		[35]
	Andrea Bocelli	Passione	Pop, Traditional pop, Latin	Verve, Decca, Sugar	David Foster	[36]
	Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite	Get Up!	Blues rock	Stax	Ben Harper, Chris Goldsmith, Jason Mozersky, Jesse Ingalls, Jordan Richardson, Sheldon Gomberg	[37]
	Colton Dixon	A Messenger	CCM, rock	Sparrow, 19	Adam Watts, Andy Dodd, Gannin Arnold	[38]
	Jill Barber	Chansons	Jazz, pop	Outside Music	Drew Jurecka	[39]
	Justin Bieber	Believe Acoustic	Pop	Schoolboy, RBMG, Island	Aaron Michael Cox, Benjamin Fekete, Da Internz, Dan Kanter, Justin Bieber, Teddy Riley, Tom Strahle	[40]
	k-os	Black on Blonde	Alternative hip hop, rock	Crown Loyalist, EMI		[41]
	Local Natives	Hummingbird	Indie rock	Infectious, Frenchkiss	Aaron Dessner	[42]
	Tegan and Sara	Heartthrob	Synth-pop	Vapor, Warner Bros.	Greg Kurstin, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Mike Elizondo, Rob Cavallo	[43]
	Tomahawk	Oddfellows	Hard rock	Ipecac	Tomahawk, Colin Dupuis	[44]

February

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
February 2	My Bloody Valentine	m b v	Noise pop, shoegazing	m b v	Kevin Shields	[45]
February 4	The Courteeners	Anna	Indie rock	PIAS Cooperative	Joseph Cross	[46]
	Eels	Wonderful, Glorious	Indie rock	Vagrant	E	[47]
	Frightened Rabbit	Pedestrian Verse	Indie rock	Atlantic	Frightened Rabbit, Leo Abrahams	[48]
	Heaven's Basement	Filthy Empire	Hard rock	Red Bull	John Feldmann	[49]
	Pure Love	Anthems	Alternative rock, garage rock, punk rock, hard rock	Vertigo, Mercury	Gil Norton	[50]
February 5	The Bronx	The Bronx (2013 album)	Hardcore punk, hard rock	White Drugs, ATO	Beau Burchell	[51]
	Coheed and Cambria	The Afterman: Descension	Progressive rock, alternative rock	Hundred Handed/Everything Evil Inc.	Coheed and Cambria, Michael Birnbaum, Chris Bittner	[52]
	Hayden	Us Alone	Indie folk	Arts & Crafts		[53]
	Jim James	Regions of Light and Sound of God	Alternative rock, indie rock	ATO	Jim James	[54]
	Joe Budden	No Love Lost	Hip hop	E1, Mood Muzik	8 Bars, A6, Allen Ritter, Beewirks, Boi-1da, Cardiak, Darknight, Frequency, KdotOnTheBeat, LV, Mizfitz Soundz, Sean C, SLV, T-Minus, Vinylz	[55]
	Josh Groban	All That Echoes	Operatic pop, classical	Reprise	Rob Cavallo, Lester Mendez, Walter Afanasieff	[56]
	Red	Release the Panic	Post-grunge, Christian metal	Essential, Sony Music	Howard Benson	[57]
	Ron Sexsmith	Forever Endeavour	Rock	Cooking Vinyl	Mitchell Froom	[58]
	Silverstein	This Is How the Wind Shifts	Post-hardcore, emo	Hopeless	Jordan Valeriote	[59]
	Tim McGraw	Two Lanes of Freedom	Country	Big Machine	Byron Gallimore, Tim McGraw	[60]
	Unknown Mortal Orchestra	II	Indie rock, psychedelic rock, lo-fi	Jagjaguwar	Ruban Nielson	[61]
February 8	Bullet for My Valentine	Temper Temper	Melodic metalcore, heavy metal	RCA	Don Gilmore	[62]
February 11	Darwin Deez	Songs for Imaginative People	Indie rock	Lucky Number Music		[63]
	Foals	Holy Fire	Indie rock, math rock	Transgressive	Flood, Alan Moulder	[64]
February 12	Justin Rutledge	Valleyheart	Alternative country	Outside	Justin Rutledge	[65]
	Lisa Germano	No Elephants		Badman		[66]
	Ras Kass	Barmageddon		Cre8yte Corporation		[67]
February 15	Lowrider	Black Stones		Illusive		[68]
February 18	Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds	Push the Sky Away	Alternative rock	Bad Seed Ltd.	Nick Launay	[69]
February 19	Atlas Genius	When It Was Now	Indie rock, indietronica	Warner Bros.	Atlas Genius, Michael Brauer	[70]
	Buckcherry	Confessions	Hard rock	Century Media, Eleven Seven Music	Buckcherry	[71]
	Czarface	Czarface	Hip hop	Brick Records	7L, Spada4, DJ Premier	[72]
	Puscifer	Donkey Punch the Night	Alternative rock	Puscifer Entertainment	Mat Mitchell, Puscifer	[73]
	Strfkr	Miracle Mile	Indie rock, synth-pop	Polyvinyl		[74]
	Wednesday 13	The Dixie Dead	Horror punk	Wednesday 13 LLC		[75]
February 22	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Eyes Like the Sky	Garage rock	Flightless	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	[76]
	Stratovarius	Nemesis	Power metal, symphonic metal	Edel	Matias Kupiainen	[77]
February 25	Atoms for Peace	Amok	Experimental rock, electronica	XL	Nigel Godrich	[78]
	Darkthrone	The Underground Resistance	Heavy metal, speed metal, thrash metal	Peaceville	Darkthrone	[79]
	Ed Harcourt	Back into the Woods	British rock	Piano Wolf Records, CCCLX		[80]
	Johnny Marr	The Messenger	Alternative rock	Warner Bros.	Johnny Marr, Doviak	[81]
	Killah Priest	The Psychic World of Walter Reed	Hip hop	Proverbs Records	Killah Priest, St. Peter, Jordan River Banks, Kalisto, Purpose, Ciph Barker, Ayatollah, Agallah The Don, RZA, True Master, GZA, Shaolin Monks, Beat Butcha, Mercilles, 4th Disciple, Godz Wrath, M.O.D. The Black Marvel	[82]
	Ólafur Arnalds	For Now I Am Winter				[83]
	Palma Violets	180	Indie rock	Rough Trade	Rory Attwell, Steve Mackey	[84]
	Steven Wilson	The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)	Progressive rock	Kscope	Steven Wilson, Alan Parsons	[85]
February 26	Cappadonna	Eyrth, Wynd and Fyre	Hip hop	RBC	J. Glaze, Whaul, Keelay & Zaire, Cosmos Shines, Chris Bay, DJ Snips, Kevlaar 7, Stu Bangas, G-Force	[86]
	The Mavericks	In Time	Americana, neotraditional country, Tex-Mex, Western swing	Valory	Niko Bolas, Raul Malo	[87]
February 27	Hardcore Superstar	C'mon Take on Me	Hard rock	Nuclear Blast	Randy Staub	[88]

March

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
March 1	Lordi	To Beast or Not to Beast	Hard rock, heavy metal, shock rock	Sony Music, AFM, The End	Michael Wagener	[89]
	Rhye	Woman	Alternative R&B, downtempo, soul	Polydor	Rhye	[90]
	Saxon	Sacrifice	Heavy metal	UDR	Biff Byford, Andy Sneap	[91]
March 4	Bastille	Bad Blood	Indie pop, indie rock, alternative rock	Virgin	Mark Crew, Dan Smith	[92]
	Dido	Girl Who Got Away	Electronic, pop, house	RCA	Dido, Jeff Bhasker, Jon Brion, Greg Kurstin, Pete Miser, Rick Nowels, Plain Pat, P*Nut, Rollo, Sister Bliss	[93]
	Inna	Party Never Ends	EDM	Roton	Play & Win, DJ Smash, Steve Mac, DJ Frank E, Orange Factory, Sameer Agrawal, Emile Ghantous, Keith Hetrick, Vlad Lucan, Tierce Person	[94]
	Stereophonics	Graffiti on the Train	Alternative rock, rock, pop rock	Ignition	Kelly Jones, Jim Lowe	[95]
March 5	Dirty South	Speed of Life	Electro house, progressive house	Phazing Records	Dirty South	[96]
	How to Destroy Angels	Welcome Oblivion	Post-industrial, electronica	Columbia	How to Destroy Angels	[97]
	They Might Be Giants	Nanobots	Alternative rock, art pop	Idlewild, Lojinx	Patrick Dillett	[98]
	Youth Lagoon	Wondrous Bughouse	Art pop, neo-psychedelia	Fat Possum	Trevor Powers, Ben H. Allen	[99]
March 6	One Ok Rock	Jinsei×Boku=	Alternative rock, post-hardcore	A-Sketch		[100]
March 8	Bon Jovi	What About Now	Soft rock	Island	John Shanks, Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora	[101]
	Bonnie Tyler	Rocks and Honey	Country, pop, rock	ZYX	David Huff	[102]
	David Bowie	The Next Day	Art rock	ISO Records, Columbia	Tony Visconti, David Bowie	[103]
	Hurts	Exile	Synth-pop, electronic rock	Major Label	Hurts	[104]
March 11	John Grant	Pale Green Ghosts	Synth-pop, soft rock	Bella Union	Birgir "Biggi Veira" Þórarinsson, John Grant	[105]
March 12	Audio Adrenaline	Kings & Queens	Christian contemporary, Christian alternative rock	Fair Trade	Dwayne Larring, Seth Mosley	[106]
	Devendra Banhart	Mala	Indie folk, folk, alternative	Nonesuch	Devendra Banhart, Noah Georgeson	[107]
	Eric Clapton	Old Sock	Blues, rock, blues rock, psychedelic rock, hard rock	Surfdog, Duck Records, Polydor	Eric Clapton, Doyle Bramhall II, Justin Stanley, Simon Climie	[108]
	George Watsky	Cardboard Castles	Alternative hip hop	Steel Wool Media	Watsky, Kush Mody, Mikos, Max Miller-Loran, Daniel J. W!shington, Aaron Carmack, Daniel Riera	[109]
	Orianthi	Heaven in This Hell	Hard rock, blues rock, country rock	Robo Records	David A. Stewart	[110]
March 15	Clutch	Earth Rocker	Stoner rock, blues rock	Weathermaker Music	Machine	[111]
	Justin Timberlake	The 20/20 Experience	Neo soul, R&B	RCA	J-Roc, Rob Knox, The Tennessee Kids, Timbaland, Justin Timberlake	[112]
	Karl Bartos	Off the Record	Synth-pop	Bureau B	Karl Bartos	[113]
March 18	Black Rebel Motorcycle Club	Specter at the Feast	Indie rock, alternative rock	Abstract Dragon	Black Rebel Motorcycle Club	[114]
	Daughter	If You Leave	Indie folk	4AD	Igor Haefeli, Rodaidh McDonald	[115]
	Dear Reader	Rivonia	Folk-pop	City Slang		[116]
	Intronaut	Habitual Levitations (Instilling Words with Tones)	Progressive metal, post-metal	Century Media		[117]
	Suede	Bloodsports	Glam pop, alternative rock	Warner Bros.	Ed Buller	[118]
	Woodkid	The Golden Age	Orchestral pop	Green United Music		[119]
March 19	Anthrax	Anthems	Heavy metal, hard rock	Megaforce, Nuclear Blast	Anthrax, Jay Ruston, Rob Caggiano	[120]
	Draco Rosa	Vida	Rock en español, Latin pop, Alternative rock, indie rock	Sony Music Latin	Draco Rosa, Phantom Vox Studios	[121]
	Hope for the Dying	Aletheia	Christian metal	Facedown	Joshua Barber	[122]
	Julieta Venegas	Los Momentos	Electropop	Sony Music	Julieta Venegas, Yamil Yerzc	[123]
	Low	The Invisible Way	Indie rock, slowcore	Sub Pop	Jeff Tweedy	[124]
	Marnie Stern	The Chronicles of Marnia	Experimental rock, indie rock	Kill Rock Stars	Nicolas Vernhes	[125]
	The Ocean Blue	Ultramarine		Korda Records		[126]
March 22	Depeche Mode	Delta Machine	Electropop	Columbia	Ben Hillier	[127]
	Lil Wayne	I Am Not a Human Being II	Hip hop	Young Money, Cash Money, Republic	Bryan "Baby Birdman" Williams, Cortez Bryant, Lil Wayne, Mack Maine, Ronald "Slim Tha Don" Williams, A+, Brian Soko, Christian "Davis" Stalnecker, Cool & Dre, David Banner, Detail, Diplo, Dre Moon, DVLP, ELEW, Fabian Marascuillo, Filthy, Hudson Mohawke, Juicy J, Lunice, Mike Banger, Mike Will Made It, Negro Noodle, Nikhil Seetharam, Sarom, Soulja Boy, Streetrunner, T-Minus	[128]
	Northlane	Singularity	Metalcore, progressive metal	UNFD	Will Putney	[129]
March 25	Alizée	5		Sony Music	Alexandre Azaria	[130]
	The Color Morale	Know Hope	Post-hardcore, math rock, hardcore punk	Rise	Josh Schroeder	[131]
	Kvelertak	Meir	Hardcore punk	Sony Music, Roadrunner	Kurt Ballou	[132]
	Nadia Sirota	Baroque	Classical	Bedroom Community	Nadia Sirota, Paul Evans, Valgeir Sigurðsson	[133]
	OneRepublic	Native	Pop rock, pop	Mosley, Interscope	Jeff Bhasker, Benny Blanco, Drew Brown, Emile Haynie, Tyler Sam Johnson, Brent Kutzle, Ryan Tedder, Noel Zancanella, Zdar and Boombass	[134]
	Peace	In Love	Indie rock, psychedelic rock, alternative rock	Columbia	Jim Abbiss	[135]
	Wire	Change Becomes Us	Post-punk	Pink Flag	Colin Newman	[136]
March 26	Avantasia	The Mystery of Time	Symphonic metal, power metal	Nuclear Blast	Tobias Sammet, Sascha Paeth	[137]
	Cartel	Collider	Rock, pop rock		Will Pugh, Joseph Pepper	[138]
	Senses Fail	Renacer	Post-hardcore	Staple Records	Shaun Lopez	[139]
	Sevendust	Black Out the Sun	Alternative metal, nu metal	Asylum	Sevendust	[140]
	The Story So Far	What You Don't See	Pop-punk	Pure Noise	Sam Pura	[141]
	The Strokes	Comedown Machine	Indie rock	RCA	Gus Oberg	[142]
	Stryper	Second Coming	Christian metal, heavy metal	Frontiers	Michael Sweet	[143]
	Suicidal Tendencies	13	Crossover thrash	Suicidal		[144]
	Wavves	Afraid of Heights	Alternative rock, indie rock, pop punk	Ghost Ramp, Mom + Pop, Warner Bros.	John Hill	[145]
March 27	Ana Popović	Can You Stand the Heat	Blues, jazz, funk, soul	ArtisteXclusive records	Tony Coleman, Ana Popović, Tommy Sims	[146]
	Army of Lovers	Big Battle of Egos	Dance, pop	Sofo Records	Alexander Bard	[147]
March 29	Carla Bruni	Little French Songs	Chanson	Teorema, Verve	Bénédicte Schmitt	[148]

Second quarter

April

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
April 1	The Black Angels	Indigo Meadow	Psychedelic rock	Blue Horizon	John Congleton	[149]
	Bring Me the Horizon	Sempiternal	Metalcore, post-hardcore	RCA	Terry Date	[150]
	British Sea Power	Machineries of Joy	Alternative rock	Rough Trade		[151]
	The Flaming Lips	The Terror	Experimental rock	Warner Bros.	The Flaming Lips, Dave Fridmann, Scott Booker	[152]
	Wiley	The Ascent	Hip hop, dance, grime	Warner	Wiley, Rymez, Wize, Thomas Mellor, Sillkey, Kid D	[153]
April 2	Alkaline Trio	My Shame Is True	Punk rock, pop punk	Heart & Skull, Epitaph	Bill Stevenson	[154]
	The Band Perry	Pioneer	Country	Republic Nashville	Dann Huff	[155]
	Charles Bradley	Victim of Love	Soul	Daptone, Dunham Records	Thomas Brenneck	[156]
	Cold War Kids	Dear Miss Lonelyhearts	Indie rock	Downtown, V2	Lars Stalfors	[157]
	The Dear Hunter	Migrant	Indie rock, progressive rock	Equal Vision	Mike Watts	[158]
	Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine	White People and the Damage Done	Hardcore punk	Alternative Tentacles	Marshall Lawless, Matt Kelley	[159]
	Killswitch Engage	Disarm the Descent	Metalcore,	Roadrunner	Adam Dutkiewicz	[160]
	New Kids on the Block	10	Pop, dance-pop, pop rock	The Block/Boston Five, Columbia	New Kids on the Block, Deekay, Brent Paschke	[161]
	Tyler, the Creator	Wolf	Alternative hip hop	Odd Future	Tyler, the Creator	[162]
April 5	James Blake	Overgrown	R&B, electronic, soul	A&M, Polydor	James Blake	[163]
	The Knife	Shaking the Habitual	Electronic	Rabid, Mute	The Knife	[164]
	Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark	English Electric	Synth-pop	Sony BMG	OMD, Guy Katsav	[165]
	Paramore	Paramore	Rock, punk	Fueled by Ramen	Justin Meldal-Johnsen	[166]
	Volbeat	Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies	Hard rock	Vertigo	Jacob Hansen, Rob Caggiano	[167]
April 8	Big Country	The Journey	Alternative rock, Celtic rock	Cherry Red	Big Country	[168]
	Deez Nuts	Bout It!	Hardcore punk	Century Media, UNFD		[169]
April 9	Brad Paisley	Wheelhouse	Country	Arista Nashville	Brad Paisley	[170]
	Device	Device	Hard rock, industrial metal	Warner Bros.	David Draiman, Geno Lenardo	[171]
	Stone Sour	House of Gold & Bones – Part 2	Alternative metal, hard rock	Roadrunner	David Bottrill	[172]
	Tyga	Hotel California	Hip hop	Young Money, Cash Money, Republic	Ronald "Slim" Williams, Birdman, Lil Wayne	[173]
April 10	Bobby McFerrin	SpiritYouAll		Sony Masterworks		[174]
	Ghost	Infestissumam	Heavy metal, doom metal	Sonet, Loma Vista	Nick Raskulinecz	[175]
April 12	Angel	About Time	R&B, hip hop, grime	Island, Republic, Universal	Angel, Parker Ighile, Midi Mafia, Dion Wardle, Tommy Hittz, Kyle James	[176]
	Charli XCX	True Romance	Synth-pop, dark wave	Asylum, Atlantic	Joakim Åhlund, Patrik Berger, Blood Diamonds, J£zus Million, Ariel Rechtshaid, Dimitri Tikovoï, Paul White	[177]
	Fall Out Boy	Save Rock and Roll	Pop rock	Island	Butch Walker	[178]
	Kid Cudi	Indicud	Hip hop , alternative hip hop	Wicked Awesome, GOOD, Republic	Scott Mescudi, Dennis Cummings, Hit-Boy	[179]
	Yeah Yeah Yeahs	Mosquito	Art rock	Interscope	Nick Launay, David Andrew Sitek, James Murphy	[180]
April 15	LeAnn Rimes	Spitfire	Country, pop, rock	Curb	Darrell Brown, LeAnn Rimes, Niko Bolas	[181]
	Marsheaux	Inhale	Electronica, synth-pop	Undo Records		[182]
	Michael Bublé	To Be Loved	Traditional pop	Reprise, 143	Bob Rock	[183]
	Sulk	Graceless	Psychedelic rock, shoegazing	Perfect Sound Forever	Sulk	[184]
April 16	Ghostface Killah	Twelve Reasons to Die	Hip hop	Soul Temple Records, RED	RZA, Adrian Younge, Apollo Brown	[185]
	Iron & Wine	Ghost on Ghost	Indie pop, indie folk, jazz, blues	Nonesuch, 4AD	Brian Deck, Sam Beam	[186]
	Major Lazer	Free the Universe	EDM, dubstep, bounce	Mad Decent		[187]
	Meat Puppets	Rat Farm	Alternative rock	Megaforce	Curt Kirkwood	[188]
	Snow White's Poison Bite	Featuring: Dr. Gruesome and the Gruesome Gory Horror Show		Victory		[189]
	The Summer Set	Legendary	Country pop, emo pop, pop, pop rock	Fearless	Dan Book, Alexei Misoul, Mighty Mike, Ian Kirkpatrick, Emily Wright, Andrew Dawson, Matt Rad, Will McCoy	[190]
April 19	Fantasia Barrino	Side Effects of You	R&B, soul	RCA, 19	Harmony Samuels, Naughty Boy	[191]
	Gama Bomb	The Terror Tapes	Thrash metal, crossover thrash	AFM	Scott Atkins	[192]
	Phoenix	Bankrupt!	Indie rock	Glassnote	Phoenix, Philippe Zdar	[193]
	will.i.am	#willpower	Hip hop, dance-pop	will.i.am, Interscope	will.i.am, Audiobot	[194]
April 22	Andrew Bayer	If It Were You, We'd Never Leave	Trance, progressive house	Anjunabeats	Andrew Bayer	[195]
	Frank Turner	Tape Deck Heart	Folk rock	Xtra Mile	Rich Costey	[196]
	Josh Kumra	Good Things Come to Those Who Don't Wait	Pop rock	RCA		[197]
	The Neighbourhood	I Love You	Indie rock	Columbia	Justyn Pilbrow, Emile Haynie	[198]
April 23	Laura Stevenson	Wheel	Folk	Don Giovanni	Kevin McMahon	[199]
	Lori McKenna	Massachusetts	Folk	Signature Sounds		[200]
	Rob Zombie	Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor		Zodiac Swan Records, T-Boy Records, Universal Music Enterprises	Bob Marlette	[201]
	Snoop Lion	Reincarnated	Reggae fusion, dancehall, reggae	Berhane Sound System, Mad Decent, Vice, RCA	Diplo, Major Lazer, 6Blocc, Ariel Rechtshaid, Dre Skull, John Hill, Terrace Martin, Jus Bus, Kyle Townsend, Supa Dups, Zach Condon, Zion I Kings, Akon, Leslie Brathwaite, Zach Cordon, Jus Bus, Kevin Seaton, Snoop Dog	[202]
April 26	Deep Purple	Now What?!	Progressive metal	earMUSIC	Bob Ezrin	[203]
	HIM	Tears on Tape	Hard rock	Universal	Hiili Hiilesmaa, Tim Palmer	[204]
	The Ocean	Pelagial	Progressive metal, post-metal, sludge metal	Metal Blade	Robin Staps, Jens Bogren	[205]
April 29	Bo Bruce	Before I Sleep	Indie pop, trip hop	Mercury	Henry Binns, Jodi Milliner, James Flannigan, Anders Grahn, David Etherington, Karen Poole, Joel Pott, Matt Schwartz, Danny O'Donoghue, Al Rudd, Nick Southwood, Greg Kurstin, Johnny McDaid, Tom Marsh	[206]
	Rudimental	Home	Drum and bass	Asylum	Rudimental, Mike Spencer	[207]
April 30	The Airborne Toxic Event	Such Hot Blood	Indie rock, alternative rock	Island		[208]
	Chance the Rapper	Acid Rap	Hip hop		Nate Fox, Peter Cottontale, Cam O'bi, Stefan Ponce, Ceej, Nosaj Thing, DJ Ozone, Ludwig Göransson, brandUn DeShay, Blended Babies, Jake One	[209]
	Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!	Pardon My French	Pop punk, metalcore	Fearless	Joey Sturgis	[210]
	Jessica Sanchez	Me, You & the Music	Pop	Interscope, 19	Toby Gad, Harvey Mason Jr., Ne-Yo, J.R. Rotem, AFSHeeN, Rykeyz	[211]
	Kenny Chesney	Life on a Rock	Country	Blue Chair, Columbia Nashville	Buddy Cannon, Kenny Chesney	[212]
	Lights	Siberia Acoustic	Acoustic	Universal, Last Gang	Lights	[213]
	LL Cool J	Authentic	Hip hop	S-BRO Music Group, 429	LL Cool J, Sound Z, Trackmasters, Tricky Stewart, Eddie Van Halen, Jaylien, Marley Marl	[214]
	Os Mutantes	Fool Metal Jack	Psychedelic rock	Krian Music Group		[215]
	Rittz	The Life and Times of Jonny Valiant	Hip hop	Strange	Track Bangas, Coop Take Off On Em, Five Points Music Group, Matic Lee, Jonathan McCollum, Kasper Brightside, L. David McCollum, Mike Posner, M. Stacks, Lifted, Bunson & Beaker Beats	[216]
	The Stooges	Ready to Die	Garage rock	Fat Possum	James Williamson	[217]
	Streetlight Manifesto	The Hands That Thieve	Ska punk	Pentimento, Victory		[218]

May

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
May 1	Delain	Interlude	Symphonic metal	Napalm		[219]
May 3	Armin van Buuren	Intense	Trance	Armada	Armin van Buuren	[220]
	Little Boots	Nocturnes	Synth-pop, nu-disco, house	On Repeat	Andy Butler, James Ford Tim Goldsworthy Jeppe Laursen, Ariel Rechtshaid	[221]
	Rod Stewart	Time	Rock	Capitol	Rod Stewart	[222]
May 5	Knife Party	Haunted House	Dubstep	Earstorm, Big Beat	Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen	[223]
	The Winery Dogs	The Winery Dogs	Hard rock, blues rock	WHD, Loud & Proud, earMUSIC	The Winery Dogs	[224]
May 6	Benga	Chapter II	Bass music, dubstep	Sony Music	Benga	[225]
	Emmelie de Forest	Only Teardrops	Pop	Universal	Anders Fredslund-Hansen	[226]
	Hugh Laurie	Didn't It Rain	Blues	Warner Bros.	Joe Henry	[227]
	Killing Joke	The Singles Collection 1979–2012	Rock, punk	Spinefarm, Universal	Killing Joke	[228]
	Lady Antebellum	Golden	Country	Capitol Nashville	Paul Worley, Lady Antebellum	[229]
	New Device	Here We Stand	Hard rock	Southwold Recordings		[230]
	Noah and the Whale	Heart of Nowhere	Indie pop	Mercury	Noah and the Whale	[231]
	Savages	Silence Yourself	Alternative rock	Matador, Pop Noire	Johnny Hostile, Rodaidh McDonald	[232]
	Suicide Commando	When Evil Speaks	Aggrotech	Out of Line	Johan Van Roy	[233]
	Various artists	The Great Gatsby: Music from Baz Luhrmann's Film	Hip hop, jazz	Interscope	Jay-Z, Anton Monsted	[234]
May 7	98 Degrees	2.0	Pop	eOne music	Battleroy, Jo Blaq, Diego & Anzo, Andrew "Goldstein" Goldstein, Justin Gray, Chuck Harmony, Andre Harris, Sean Hurley, Kenneth Karlin, Emanuel "Eman" Kiriakou, Brent Paschke, Sheppard Solomon, Soulshock, Trevor Wesley	[235]
	Fitz and the Tantrums	More Than Just a Dream	Indie pop	Elektra	Tony Hoffer	[236]
	Havoc	13	Hip hop	Nature Sounds	Havoc	[237]
	Joe Satriani	Unstoppable Momentum	Instrumental rock	Epic	Mike Fraser	[238]
	Justice	Access All Arenas	Electronic rock, Electro house	Ed Banger	Gaspard Augé, Xavier de Rosnay	[239]
	Logic	Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever	Hip hop	Visionary	Logic, 6ix, Swiff D, C-Sick, Don Cannon, Key Wane, Arthur McArthur, Kevin Randolph, No I.D.	[240]
	Natalie Maines	Mother	Pop rock	Columbia	Ben Harper, Natalie Maines	[241]
	Patty Griffin	American Kid	Americana	New West	Craig Ross, Patty Griffin	[242]
	She & Him	Volume 3	Indie pop, alternative country	Merge, Double Six	M. Ward	[243]
	Talib Kweli	Prisoner of Conscious	Hip hop, conscious hip hop	Javotti Media, EMI, Capitol	Harry Fraud, Oh No, Sean C & LV, S1	[244]
	Yuna	Sixth Street EP		Verve		[245]
May 10	Agnetha Fältskog	A	Pop, easy listening	Universal	Jörgen Elofsson, Peter Nordahl	[246]
	Demi Lovato	Demi	Pop	Hollywood	Mitch Allan	[247]
	MS MR	Secondhand Rapture	Indie pop, alternative rock	Columbia	Lizzy Plapinger, Max Hershenow, Tom Elmhirst	[248]
May 13	Gabrielle Aplin	English Rain	Folk pop	Parlophone	Mike Spencer	[249]
	Primal Scream	More Light	Indie rock	Ignition Records	David Holmes	[250]
May 14	Anamanaguchi	Endless Fantasy	Chiptune	dream.hax, Alcopop!	Gabe Liberti, Anamanaguchi, Kurt Feldman, Ashley Eskrett	[251]
	Classixx	Hanging Gardens	Nu-disco	Innovative Leisure	Classixx	[252]
	The Dillinger Escape Plan	One of Us Is the Killer	Mathcore, metalcore, experimental rock, progressive metal	Sumerian	Steve Evetts	[253]
	Escape the Fate	Ungrateful	Metalcore, hard rock	Eleven Seven	John Feldmann	[254]
	Eve	Lip Lock	Hip hop	From The Rib, RED	Swizz Beatz, DJ Surge, Blac Elvis, Jon Jon, Jukebox, Claude Kelly, Rico Love, R8d!0, Salaam Remi, Shoddy, Felix Snow, Sander van der Waal	[255]
	Mindless Self Indulgence	How I Learned to Stop Giving a Shit and Love Mindless Self Indulgence	Electropunk, industrial hip hop	Uppity Cracker	Jimmy Urine	[256]
	Pop Evil	Onyx	Hard rock	eOne	Johnny K	[257]
	Trace Adkins	Love Will...	Country	Show Dog-Universal Music	Tony Brown, Frank Rogers, Mark Wright, Kenny Beard, Mickey Jack Cones	[258]
	Vampire Weekend	Modern Vampires of the City	Indie rock, art pop	XL	Rostam Batmanglij, Ariel Rechtshaid	[259]
	The Wonder Years	The Greatest Generation	Pop punk	Hopeless	Steve Evetts	[260]
May 17	Daft Punk	Random Access Memories	Disco	Columbia	Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter	[261]
	The National	Trouble Will Find Me	Alternative rock	4AD	Marcus Paquin	[262]
May 20	Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa	Seesaw	Blues rock	J&R Adventures	Kevin Shirley	[263]
	Palisades	Outcasts	Post-hardcore	Rise		[264]
	Sound of Contact	Dimensionaut	Progressive rock	Inside Out	Simon Collins, Dave Kerzner	[265]
	Texas	The Conversation	Alternative rock	PIAS	Johnny McElhone, Bernard Butler	[266]
	Thirty Seconds to Mars	Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams	Experimental rock, art rock, electronic rock	Virgin	Jared Leto, Steve Lillywhite	[267]
	Visage	Hearts and Knives	Rock, synth-pop	Blitz Club	Sare Havlicek, John Bryan	[268]
May 21	Airbourne	Black Dog Barking	Hard rock	Roadrunner	Brian Howes	[269]
	Darius Rucker	True Believers	Country	Capitol Records Nashville	Frank Rogers	[270]
	French Montana	Excuse My French	Hip hop	Bad Boy, Maybach, Interscope	Sean Combs, Rick Ross, Young Chop, Harry Fraud, Rico Love	[271]
	New Politics	A Bad Girl in Harlem	Alternative rock	RCA	Joakim Åhlund, Søren Hansen, Jon Kaplan, Jake Sinclair, Oliver Straus	[272]
	Tesla Boy	The Universe Made of Darkness	Synth-pop, new wave	Gorby Reagan Records	Anton Sevidov	[273]
May 23	Tricky	False Idols	Trip hop	!K7	The Antlers, Fifi Rong, Tricky	[274]
May 24	Kylesa	Ultraviolet	Sludge metal, psychedelic rock	Season of Mist	Phillip Cope	[275]
May 27	Christopher Lee	Charlemagne: The Omens of Death	Heavy metal, death metal	Charlemagne Productions Ltd.		[276]
	CocoRosie	Tales of a GrassWidow	Electronic	City Slang	Valgeir Sigurðsson	[277]
	Laura Marling	Once I Was an Eagle	Indie folk, folk rock	Virgin	Ethan Johns	[278]
	Stooshe	London with the Lights On	R&B	Warner Music UK, Future Cut	Future Cut, Chris Braide, Scotty Granger, Mo Brandis	[279]
	Tesseract	Altered State	Progressive metal	Century		[280]
May 28	Alice in Chains	The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here	Alternative metal, doom metal, sludge metal	Capitol	Nick Raskulinecz	[281]
	Baths	Obsidian	Electronic pop, synth-pop	Anticon	Baths	[282]
	The-Dream	IV Play	R&B	Radio Killa, Def Jam	The-Dream, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, Carlos McKinney	[283]
	Frankie J	Faith, Hope y Amor	Latin	Universal Music Latino		[284]
	Skinny Puppy	Weapon	Electro-industrial	Metropolis	Skinny Puppy	[285]
May 29	Children of Bodom	Halo of Blood	Melodic death metal	Nuclear Blast	Peter Tägtgren	[286]
May 31	Disclosure	Settle	House, dance	PMR, Island	Disclosure	[287]

June

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
June 1	Agnez Mo	Agnez Mo	Pop, R&B	Entertainment Inc.	Tearce Kizzo	[288]
June 2	Lenka	Shadows	Pop, indie pop	Skipalong Records	Lenka, Tom Schutzinger	[289]
June 3	Camera Obscura	Desire Lines	Indie pop	4AD	Tucker Martine	[290]
	iamamiwhoami	Bounty	Electropop, experimental pop	To whom it may concern., PIAS Cooperative	Claes Björklund	[291]
	Jon Hopkins	Immunity	Electronic, tech house, IDM, microhouse	Domino	Jon Hopkins	[292]
	Miles Kane	Don't Forget Who You Are	Indie rock	Columbia	Ian Broudie	[293]
	Queens of the Stone Age	...Like Clockwork	Stoner rock, alternative rock, hard rock	Matador	Dean Fertita, Josh Homme, James Lavelle, Michael Shuman, Troy Van Leeuwen	[294]
June 4	Barenaked Ladies	Grinning Streak	Alternative rock	Vanguard	Howie Beck, Gavin Brown	[295]
	Big Black Delta	Big Black Delta	Electronic, indie rock	Master of Bates Records	Jonathan Bates	[296]
	Capital Cities	In a Tidal Wave of Mystery	Indie pop, synth-pop	Lazy Hooks, Capitol	Ryan Merchant, Sebu Simonian	[297]
	City and Colour	The Hurry and the Harm	Alternative rock	Dine Alone, Cooking Vinyl	Alex Newport	[298]
	Eleanor Friedberger	Personal Record	Indie pop	Merge	Eric Broucek	[299]
	Frankie & The Heartstrings	The Days Run Away	Indie rock	Wichita	Bernard Butler	[300]
	Future Bible Heroes	Partygoing	Synth-pop, Electropop	Merge		[301]
	George Benson	Inspiration: A Tribute to Nat King Cole	Jazz	Concord Jazz	John Burk	[302]
	The Maine	Forever Halloween	Rock, alternative rock	Eighty One Twenty Three	Brendan Benson	[303]
	Matthew Morrison	Where It All Began	Jazz soul, pop standards	222	Phil Ramone, Gregg Field	[304]
	Megadeth	Super Collider	Heavy metal, hard rock	Tradecraft, Universal	Johnny K, Dave Mustaine	[305]
	Portugal. The Man	Evil Friends	Psychedelic rock, psychedelic pop, progressive rock	Atlantic	Danger Mouse	[306]
	Rogue Wave	Nightingale Floors	Indie rock, alternative rock	Vagrant	John Congleton	[307]
	Sleeping with Sirens	Feel	Post-hardcore, alternative rock	Rise	Cameron Mizell	[308]
June 5	Boards of Canada	Tomorrow's Harvest	Electronica	Warp	Marcus Eoin, Mike Sandison	[309]
June 7	Andrew Stockdale	Keep Moving	Hard rock, blues rock, neo-psychedelia, heavy metal	Universal, Caroline, Island	Andrew Stockdale	[310]
	The Lonely Island	The Wack Album	Comedy hip hop	Republic	The Lonely Island, CHOPS, DJ Nu-Mark, Asa Taccone, TODAY, Saverio Principini, Tommy Hittz, JMIKE, Mad Max, Needlz, Rice & Peas, Blended Babies, Music Kidz, The Futuristics, Ryan & Smitty, Benny Cassette, KnocDown, Arthur McArthur, B-Sides, Simon Sayz	[311]
	Mark Owen	The Art of Doing Nothing	Pop, electronic	Polydor	Charlie Russell, Bradley Spence, Starsmith	[312]
June 10	Black Sabbath	13	Doom metal, blues rock	Vertigo , Universal	Rick Rubin	[313]
	Beady Eye	BE	Rock	Beady Eye, Columbia	Dave Sitek, Beady Eye	[314]
	Goo Goo Dolls	Magnetic	Pop rock	Warner Bros.	Rob Cavallo, John Shanks, Gregg Wattenberg, Greg Wells	[315]
	KT Tunstall	Invisible Empire // Crescent Moon	Acoustic rock, folk rock	Virgin EMI, Universal Records, Blue Note	Howe Gelb, KT Tunstall	[316]
	Neils Children	Dimly Lit	Psychedelia, hauntology, neo-psychedelia, indie electronic	Boudoir Moderne	Jean-Michel Cros, Ayumu Matsuo, Neils Children, James Apericio	[317]
	Status Quo	Bula Quo!	Rock	Fourth Chord Records	Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt, Mike Paxman	[318]
June 11	Big D and the Kids Table	Stomp	Ska punk	Strictly Rude		[319]
	Big D and the Kids Table	Stroll	Reggae, dub	Strictly Rude		[319]
	Big Time Rush	24/Seven	Dance-rock	Nick, Columbia	OFM, Damon Sharpe, Matt Squire, The Suspex, Austin Bisnow, The Blueprint, Eric Sanicola, Chris DeStefano, Dan Book, Alexi Misoul, Halatrax	[320]
	The Black Dahlia Murder	Everblack	Melodic death metal	Metal Blade	The Black Dahlia Murder, Jason Suecof, Ryan "Bart" Williams	[321]
	Deafheaven	Sunbather	Blackgaze, post-metal, atmospheric black metal	Deathwish	Jack Shirley	[322]
	Helen Marnie	Crystal World	Electronic		Daniel Hunt	[323]
	Jason Isbell	Southeastern	Alternative country, Americana	Southeastern	Dave Cobb	[324]
	Jimmy Eat World	Damage	Alternative rock, power pop	RCA	Alain Johannes	[325]
	Sandy	Sim		Universal		[326]
	Scale the Summit	The Migration	Progressive metal, progressive rock	Prosthetic	Jamie King	[327]
June 12	Sigur Rós	Kveikur	Post-rock	XL	Sigur Rós, Kjartan Sveinsson, Alex Somers	[328]
June 14	Kelly Rowland	Talk a Good Game	R&B	Republic	Kevin Cossom, Boi-1da, Mike Will Made It, The Runners, Harmony Samuels, The-Dream, T-Minus, Pharrell Williams	[329]
	Studio Killers	Studio Killers	Synth-pop	Studio Killers Records	Studio Killers	[330]
June 17	Zomby	With Love	UK garage, dubstep	4AD	Zomby	[331]
June 18	3OH!3	Omens	Dance-pop	Photo Finish, Atlantic	3OH!3	[332]
	Falling in Reverse	Fashionably Late	Post-hardcore, pop punk	Epitaph	Michael "Elvis" Baskette, Ronnie Radke, Ryan Ogren	[333]
	Green River Ordinance	Chasing Down the Wind	Country			[334]
	Hanson	Anthem	Pop rock	3CG	Hanson	[335]
	J. Cole	Born Sinner	Hip hop, R&B	Dreamville, Roc Nation, Columbia	J. Cole, Mark Pitts, Christian Rich, DJ Dummy, Elite, Irvin Washington, Jake One, Ken Lewis, Nate Jones, Ron Gilmore, Syience	[336]
	Kanye West	Yeezus	Hip hop	Roc-A-Fella, Def Jam	Kanye West, 88-Keys, Ackee Juice Rockers, Arca, Benji B, Carlos Broady, Brodinski, Ben Bronfman, Evian Christ, Eric Danchick, Daft Punk, Mike Dean, Dom Solo, Jack Donoghue, Gesaffelstein, Noah Goldstein, Lunice, Lupe Fiasco, Hudson Mohawke, No I.D., Che Pope, Rick Rubin, S1, Travis Scott, Sham Joseph	[337]
	Mac Miller	Watching Movies with the Sound Off	Hip hop	Rostrum	Diplo, Flying Lotus, ID Labs, Pharrell Williams, Sap	[338]
	Mala Rodríguez	Bruja	R&B, hip hop	Universal Music	Supernafamacho	[339]
	Statik Selektah	Extended Play	Hip hop	Showoff Records, Duck Down	Statik Selektah, The Alchemist	[340]
	The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die	Whenever, If Ever	Emo, indie rock, post-hardcore, post-rock	Topshelf	Chris Teti	[341]
June 19	Freddie Gibbs	ESGN	Hip hop	ESGN	Lord Zedd, Lifted, League of Starz, Big Jerm, Sayez, J Reese, Willie B., The Colleagues, SMKA, SAP, GMF, Cardo, Tone Mason, Like O, Fire & Ice, Superville	[342]
June 24	Bosnian Rainbows	Bosnian Rainbows	Alternative rock	Clouds Hill	Johann Scheerer	[343]
	Deap Vally	Sistrionix	Garage rock	Island	Lars Stalfors	[344]
	Forever the Sickest Kids	J.A.C.K.	Pop punk, pop rock	Fearless	Mike Green	[345]
	Tom Odell	Long Way Down	Folk, indie pop	Columbia	Dan Grech-Marguerat	[346]
June 25	Attila	About That Life	Metalcore	Artery	Joey Sturgis	[347]
	August Burns Red	Rescue & Restore	Metalcore	Solid State	Carson Slovak, Grant McFarland	[348]
	Hawthorne Heights	Zero	Alternative rock, emo, post-hardcore	Red Entertainment	Brian Virtue	[349]
	Middle Class Rut	Pick Up Your Head	Alternative rock	Bright Antenna		[350]
	Skillet	Rise	Christian metal, hard rock	Word, Atlantic	Howard Benson	[351]
	Smith Westerns	Soft Will		Mom + Pop	Chris Coady	[352]
	Transplants	In a Warzone	Punk rock, rap rock	Epitaph	Tim Armstrong	[353]
	Wale	The Gifted	Hip hop	Maybach Music, Atlantic	No I.D.	[354]
	Willie Nile	American Ride	Rock	Loud & Proud	Andrew Fitzsimmons, Stewart Lerman, Willie Nile	[355]
June 26	Run the Jewels	Run the Jewels	Hip hop	Fool's Gold	El-P, Little Shalimar, Wilder Zoby	[356]
June 28	Bell X1	Chop Chop	Rock	BellyUp Records	Thomas Bartlett, Peter Katis	[357]
	Bliss n Eso	Circus in the Sky	Hip hop	Illusive Sounds, Liberation Music	DJ Izm, MC Bliss, MC Eso, M-Phazes	[358]
	Editors	The Weight of Your Love	Post-punk revival	PIAS	Jacquire King	[359]
	Sirenia	Perils of the Deep Blue	Gothic metal, symphonic metal, doom metal	Nuclear Blast	Endre Kirkesola, Morten Veland	[360]

Third quarter

July

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
July 2	Belinda	Catarsis	Pop, electronic, dance-pop	Capitol Latin, Universal Music Latin	Víctor "El Nasi" Martínez, Joan Ortíz, Jorge Villamizar, Andrés Castro, Vein	[361]
	Maya Jane Coles	Comfort	Deep house, tech house, trip hop	I/Am/Me	Maya Jane Coles	[362]
	Pretty Lights	A Color Map of the Sun	Electronica	Pretty Lights Music	Derek Vincent Smith	[363]
	Relient K	Collapsible Lung	Alternative rock, pop rock	Mono vs Stereo	Paul Moak	[364]
July 4	Jay-Z	Magna Carta Holy Grail	Hip hop	Roc-A-Fella, Roc Nation	Jahlil Beats, Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Rick Rubin, Swizz Beatz, Timbaland, The-Dream, J. Cole, Just Blaze	[365]
July 5	Ciara	Ciara	R&B	Epic	Jasper Cameron, Ciara, Mike Will Made It, Soundz	[366]
	Skylar Grey	Don't Look Down	Pop, hip hop	Kidinakorner, Interscope	Eminem, Alex da Kid, J.R. Rotem	[367]
July 8	Thee Faction	Good Politics: Your Role as an Active Citizen in Civil Society		Soviet Beret		[368]
July 9	Colette Carr	Skitszo	Pop rap, dance-pop, electropop	Cherrytree, Interscope	The Cataracs, Nick Cannon, Colette Carr, Frankmusik, Cherry Cherry Boom Boom	[369]
	Flyleaf	Who We Are		A&M Octone, Polydor	Howard Benson, Omar Castro	[370]
	Front Line Assembly	Echogenetic	Electro-industrial	Metropolis	Bill Leeb, Jeremy Inkel, Jared Slingerland, Craig Johnsen, Sasha Keevill	[371]
	letlive.	The Blackest Beautiful	Post-hardcore	Epitaph	Kit Walters, Stephen George	[372]
	The Used	The Ocean of the Sky		Hopeless, Anger Music Group		[373]
July 12	Celia Pavey	This Music	Folk	Universal Music Australia		[374]
	Cody Simpson	Surfers Paradise	Pop, R&B	Atlantic	Lucas Secon, DJ Frank E, Adam Messinger, Nasri, Shawn Campbell, Dr. Luke, Supa Dups Alex Dezen, Chris Morris, Drew Pearson, Watt	[375]
	Robin Thicke	Blurred Lines	Dance-pop, funk, R&B	Star Trak, Interscope	Robin Thicke & Pro J, Dr. Luke, Cirkut, Pharrell Williams, Timbaland	[376]
	Sara Bareilles	The Blessed Unrest	Pop rock, soul	Epic	John O'Mahony, Sara Bareilles, Mark Endert, Kurt Uenala	[377]
July 15	Pet Shop Boys	Electric	EDM	x2	Stuart Price	[378]
July 16	Ace Hood	Trials & Tribulations	Hip hop	We the Best, Cash Money, Republic		[379]
	Andy Kaufman	Andy and His Grandmother		Drag City		[380]
	Cherry Poppin' Daddies	White Teeth, Black Thoughts	Swing, jazz, rock, rockabilly	Space Age Bachelor Pad Records	Steve Perry	[381]
	Hieroglyphics	The Kitchen	Hip hop	Hieroglyphics Imperium	Sleeprockers, Del the Funky Homosapien, Gully Duckets, Opio, Unjust, A-Plus, Phesto Dee, Stephen King	[382]
	Kara Grainger	Shiver & Sigh	Blues, roots, soul, Americana	Eclecto Groove Records	David Z	[383]
	Mayer Hawthorne	Where Does This Door Go	Neo soul	Republic		[384]
	Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals	Walk Through Exits Only	Groove metal, sludge metal	Housecore	Michael Thompson, Philip H. Anselmo	[385]
	Sick Puppies	Connect	Alternative metal, hard rock, alternative rock	Capitol	Rock Mafia (Tim James, Antonina Armato)	[386]
July 19	Jahméne Douglas	Love Never Fails	Soul, gospel	RCA		[387]
	Karnivool	Asymmetry	Progressive rock	Density Records, Cymatic Records	Nick DiDia	[388]
	Selena Gomez	Stars Dance	EDM, electropop	Hollywood		[389]
July 23	Bombadil	Metrics of Affection				[390]
	Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros	Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros	Indie folk, neo-psychedelia	Vagrant, Rough Trade	Alex Ebert	[391]
	Fuck Buttons	Slow Focus	Drone, post-rock	ATP		[392]
	Gogol Bordello	Pura Vida Conspiracy	Gypsy punk	ATO	Andrew Scheps	[393]
	Hands Like Houses	Unimagine	Post-hardcore	Rise	James Paul Wisner	[394]
	The Love Language	Ruby Red	Indie rock	Merge	BJ Burton	[395]
	Marc Anthony	3.0	Salsa, tropical	Sony Music Latin	Sergio George	[396]
	Secrets	Fragile Figures	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Rise	Tom Denney	[397]
	U-God	The Keynote Speaker	Hip hop	Soul Temple	Rza, Leaf Dog, Blastah Beatz, Teddy Powell, DJ Homicide, Steve Reaves, J Reynoso Jr., J. Serbe	[398]
	We Came as Romans	Tracing Back Roots	Post-hardcore, metalcore	Equal Vision, Nuclear Blast	John Feldmann	[399]
July 24	Backstreet Boys	In a World Like This	Pop, dance, R&B	K-BAHN	Martin Terefe, The Fliptones, RedOne, Dan Muckala, Morgan Taylor Reid, Max Martin	[400]
July 26	AlunaGeorge	Body Music	Synth-pop, R&B	Island	Aluna Francis, George Reid	[401]
	Jay Sean	Neon	Pop, R&B	Cash Money, Republic	Orange Factory Music	[402]
July 29	Brown Eyed Girls	Black Box	Pop, R&B, dance	Nega Network, LOEN Entertainment	Yoon Il-sang, Brown Eyed Girls, LANCE	[403]
	f(x)	Pink Tape	Art pop, synth-pop, electropop	S.M. Entertainment	Lee Soo Man	[404]
July 30	Alela Diane	About Farewell	Indie folk	Rusted Blue Records	John Askew, Alela Diane	[405]
	Buddy Guy	Rhythm & Blues	Blues, soul	RCA	Tom Hambridge	[406]
	Emblem3	Nothing to Lose	Pop, reggae, pop rock	Syco, Columbia, Mr. Kanani	Max Martin, Joel Madden, Benji Madden, Matt Rad, Kool Kojak, Peter Svensson	[407]
	Five Finger Death Punch	The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell, Volume 1	Groove metal, alternative metal, hard rock	Prospect Park	Kevin Churko, Five Finger Death Punch	[408]
	Owl City	The Midsummer Station - Acoustic	Acoustic, synth-pop	Universal Republic	Adam Young	[409]
	Soulja Boy	Life After Fame				[410]
	Tech N9ne	Something Else	Hip hop	Strange	Drumma Boy, Scoop DeVille, Seven, Young Fyre	[411]

August

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
August 2	The Defiled	Daggers	Industrial metal, metalcore	Nuclear Blast	Jason Suecof	[412]
August 5	Swim Deep	Where the Heaven Are We	Indie pop	Chess Club, RCA	Charlie Hugall	[413]
August 6	Asking Alexandria	From Death to Destiny	Metalcore, hard rock	Sumerian	Joey Sturgis	[414]
	Black City Lights	Another Life		Stars & Letters		[415]
	The Civil Wars	The Civil Wars		Sensibility Music LLC, Columbia	Charlie Peacock, Rick Rubin	[416]
	The Polyphonic Spree	Yes, It's True	Psychedelic pop, indie rock	Good, Kirtland, Cherry Red		[417]
	Pond	Hobo Rocket	Psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia, hard rock	Modular	Kevin Parker	[418]
August 7	Zebrahead	Call Your Friends	Punk rock	MFZB Records	Cameron Webb	[419]
August 12	White Lies	Big TV	Indie rock, post-punk revival	Fiction, Harvest, Universal Music Canada	Ed Buller	[420]
August 13	K. Michelle	Rebellious Soul	R&B, soul	Atlantic	Pop & Oak, Jack Splash, Eric Hudson	[421]
	Luke Bryan	Crash My Party	Country	Capitol Nashville	Jeff Stevens	[422]
	Parachute	Overnight	Pop rock	Mercury	Oren Yoel	[423]
	Sam Phillips	Push Any Button		Littlebox Recordings	Sam Phillips	[424]
August 16	BT	A Song Across Wires	Trance, progressive house, dubstep, electronic dance music	Armada Music	BT	[425]
	Stromae	Racine carrée		Mosaert	Stromae	[426]
August 19	Travis	Where You Stand	Alternative rock, indie rock	Red Telephone Box, Kobalt	Michael Ilbert	[427]
August 20	ASAP Ferg	Trap Lord	Hip hop	ASAP Worldwide, Polo Grounds, RCA	Darold "ASAP Ferg" Ferguson, Rakim "ASAP Rocky" Mayers, ASAP Yams, Bryan Leach, Geno Sims, Highdefrazjah, Snugsworth, Crystal Caines, Finatik N Zac, Chinza//Fly, Frankie P, High Class Filth, Jim Jonsin, Ian "Napolian" Davis, Ozhora Miyagi, P on the Boards, Rico Love, VersA Beatz, Veryrvre	[428]
	Blessthefall	Hollow Bodies	Metalcore	Fearless	Joey Sturgis	[429]
	Blue October	Sway	Alternative rock	Up/Down Records	David Castell	[430]
	Born of Osiris	Tomorrow We Die Alive		Sumerian	Nick Sampson, Born of Osiris	[431]
	Earl Sweatshirt	Doris	Hip hop	Tan Cressida, Columbia	Earl Sweatshirt, Christian Rich	[432]
	Jimmy Buffett	Songs from St. Somewhere		Mailboat	Emilio Estefan, Mac McAnally, Michael Utley	[433]
	John Mayer	Paradise Valley	Folk rock, country rock, Southern rock, Americana	Columbia, Sony Music	John Mayer, Don Was	[434]
	Lee DeWyze	Frames	Folk, rock, pop	Vanguard, 19	Toby Gad, Drew Pearson, Matthew Wilder, Phil Allen	[435]
	Zola Jesus	Versions		Sacred Bones		[436]
August 23	Avenged Sevenfold	Hail to the King	Hard rock, heavy metal	Warner Bros.	Mike Elizondo	[437]
	Ellie Goulding	Halcyon Days		Polydor		[438]
	Juicy J	Stay Trippy	Hip hop	Kemosabe, Columbia	Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J, Dr. Luke	[439]
	Michael Monroe	Horns and Halos	Rock	Spinefarm		[440]
	Naughty Boy	Hotel Cabana	R&B	Naughty Boy, Virgin EMI	Naughty Boy	[441]
	ReVamp	Wild Card	Symphonic metal, progressive metal	Nuclear Blast		[442]
August 26	Franz Ferdinand	Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action	Indie rock, dance-punk, dance-rock	Domino	Joe Goddard, Alex Kapranos, Alexis Taylor, Todd Terje, Björn Yttling	[443]
	Money	The Shadow of Heaven	Dream pop, indie pop	Bella Union		[444]
August 27	Big Sean	Hall of Fame	Hip hop	GOOD Music, Def Jam	Kanye West, Da Internz, DJ Camper, DJ Mano, Key Wane, No I.D., Rob Kinelski, Young Chop	[445]
	Goodie Mob	Age Against the Machine	Hip hop			[446]
August 28	Tarja Turunen	Colours in the Dark	Symphonic metal	earMUSIC	Tarja Turunen	[447]
August 30	John Legend	Love in the Future	R&B, soul	GOOD, Columbia		[448]
	Nine Inch Nails	Hesitation Marks	Electronic, electronic rock, alternative rock	Columbia, The Null Corporation	Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Alan Moulder	[449]
August 31	Kayo Dot	Hubardo	Avant-metal	Ice Level Records		[450]

September

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
September 2	The 1975	The 1975	Indie rock	Polydor, Dirty Hit	Mike Crossey, The 1975	[451]
	The Safety Fire	Mouth of Swords	Progressive metal	Inside Out, Century Media	Derya Nagle	[452]
September 3	Ariana Grande	Yours Truly	R&B, pop	Republic	Ariana Grande, Harmony Samuels, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Antonio Dixon, Patrick "J. Que" Smith, The Rascals, Khris Riddick-Tynes, Leon Thomas III, Matt Squire, Mika Penniman, Scooter Braun, Greg Wells	[453]
	Natalia Kills	Trouble	Synth-pop	will.i.am, Cherrytree, Interscope	Jeff Bhasker, Guillaume Doubet, Emile Haynie, Glass John	[454]
	Neko Case	The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You	Country, alternative rock	ANTI-	Tucker Martine	[455]
	Saliva	In It to Win It	Nu metal, hard rock	Rum Bum Records	Bobby Huff	[456]
	Tamar Braxton	Love and War	R&B	Epic, Streamline Records	Vincent Herbert, L.A. Reid, Angela Hunte, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, Brandon Sewell, Bryan-Michael Cox, Da Internz, Diplo, DJ Camper, Eric Mobley, Kuk Harrell, Michael Daley, Patrick "J. Que" Smith, K.E. on the Track, Kyle "K2" Stewart II, Kendrick A.J. Dean, Rico Beats, SCMG, Tamar Braxton, Troy Oliver, TC, The Underdogs, Young Fyre	[457]
	Various artists	Boardwalk Empire Volume 2: Music from the HBO Original Series		ABKCO	Stewart Lerman, Randall Poster	[458]
	Vista Chino	Peace	Stoner rock	Napalm	Brant Bjork	[459]
September 6	Emilíana Torrini	Tookah	Indie pop	Rough Trade	Dan Carey	[460]
	Goldfrapp	Tales of Us	Folktronica	Mute	Alison Goldfrapp, Will Gregory	[461]
	Janelle Monáe	The Electric Lady	Neo soul, psychedelic soul, rock, R&B	Wondaland Arts Society, Bad Boy, Atlantic	Roman GianArthur, Janelle Monáe, Wonder & Lightning, Nate "Rocket" Wonder	[462]
	London Grammar	If You Wait		Metal & Dust	Tim Bran, Roy Kerr, London Grammar	[463]
	múm	Smilewound	Electronica, experimental	Morr	múm	[464]
	Tonight Alive	The Other Side	Pop punk, alternative rock		Dave Petrovic	[465]
September 9	Arctic Monkeys	AM	Indie rock	Domino	James Ford, Ross Orton	[466]
	Balance and Composure	The Things We Think We're Missing	Alternative rock	No Sleep		[467]
	The Clash	Sound System	Punk rock	Sony Legacy	The Clash, Micky Foote, Sandy Pearlman, Bill Price, Guy Stevens, Jose Unidos, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Julien Temple, Don Letts	[468]
	The Clash	The Clash Hits Back	Punk rock	Sony Legacy	The Clash, Micky Foote, Sandy Pearlman, Bill Price, Guy Stevens, Jose Unidos, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Julien Temple, Don Letts	[468]
	Delorean	Apar		Mushroom Pillow	Delorean, Chris Zane, Van Rivers	[469]
	The Strypes	Snapshot	Rhythm and blues, rock	Virgin EMI	Chris Thomas	[470]
September 10	2 Chainz	B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time	hip hop	Def Jam	2 Chainz, Big Korey, Tommy Brown, Diplo, DJ Montay, DJ Toomp, D. Rich, Drumma Boy, The Futuristics, FKi, Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E., J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, League of Starz, Mannie Fresh, Marz, Mike Will Made It, Pharrell Williams, P-Nasty, StreetRunner, V Don, Wonder Arillo	[471]
	Gloria Estefan	The Standards	Traditional pop, swing	Crescent Moon, Sony Masterworks	Emilio Estefan	[472]
	Kaskade	Atmosphere	Dance, progressive house, deep house	Ultra	Ryan Raddon, Finn Bjarnson, John Hancock, Project 46, Swanky Tunes, Benjamin Curtis, Mark Phillips	[473]
	Keith Urban	Fuse	Country	Hit Red, Capitol Records Nashville	Benny Blanco, Nathan Chapman, Ross Copperman, Zach Crowell, Mike Elizondo, Dann Huff, Jay Joyce, Stargate, Keith Urban, Butch Walker	[474]
	Moving Mountains	Moving Mountains	Indie rock, post-rock	Triple Crown		[475]
	Sean Kingston	Back 2 Life	Reggae, hip hop, R&B	Beluga Heights, Epic	J. R. Rotem, Nic Nac, RedOne, Philly Phatboi	[476]
	Sheryl Crow	Feels Like Home	Country rock	Warner Music Nashville	Sheryl Crow, Justin Niebank	[477]
	The Weeknd	Kiss Land	R&B	XO, Republic	Brandon "Bizzy" Hollemon, DannyBoyStyles, Harry Fraud, Jason "DaHeala" Quenneville, Silkky Johnson, The Weeknd	[478]
September 11	Man Man	On Oni Pond	Experimental rock	ANTI-		[479]
September 13	Avicii	True	Folktronica	PRMD Music	Avicii, Arash Pournouri, Nile Rodgers	[480]
	Elton John	The Diving Board	Rock	Capitol, Mercury	T Bone Burnett	[481]
	The Naked and Famous	In Rolling Waves			Thom Powers, Aaron Short, Justin Meldal-Johnsen	[482]
September 16	Birdy	Fire Within	Indie pop	14th Floor, Atlantic	Jim Abbiss, Rich Costey, Alex H. N. Gilbert, Jake Gosling, John Hill, Ben Lovett, Jamie Muhoberac, Eric Rosse, Fraser T. Smith, Ryan Tedder, Dan Wilson, Greg Wells	[483]
	Manic Street Preachers	Rewind the Film	Folk, rock	Columbia	Manic Street Preachers, Loz Williams, Alex Silva	[484]
	Nightmares on Wax	Feelin' Good	Electronic, techno	Warp	George Evelyn	[485]
	Placebo	Loud Like Love	Alternative rock	Universal	Adam Noble	[486]
September 17	The Devil Wears Prada	8:18	Metalcore	Roadrunner	Matt Goldman Adam Dutkiewicz	[487]
	Elvis Costello and The Roots	Wise Up Ghost	Funk	Blue Note	Elvis Costello, Questlove, Steven Mandel	[488]
	Grouplove	Spreading Rumours	Alternative rock	Canvasback, Atlantic	Ryan Rabin	[489]
	Gwar	Battle Maximus	Thrash metal		John Angelo	[490]
	MGMT	MGMT	Psychedelic rock	Columbia	Dave Fridmann, MGMT	[491]
	San Fermin	San Fermin		Downtown		[492]
	The Shondes	The Garden				[493]
	Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin	Fly by Wire	Indie pop	Polyvinyl		[494]
	Stray from the Path	Anonymous	Hardcore punk, nu metalcore, rap metal	Sumerian	Will Putney	[495]
	Various artists	Self Made Vol. 3	Hip hop	Maybach Music	Rick Ross, Aone Beats, Boi-1da, Brian Nunez, Beat Billionaire, Cardo, DJ Spinz, The CoCaptains, Childish Major, D Rich, Hit-Boy, John "$K" McGee, Jake One, Kebu, Lil Lee, The Maven Boys, The MeKanics, OhZee, Rock City, Schife, Swish, Tone P	[496]
	Zendaya	Zendaya	R&B	Hollywood	Bobby Brackins, Mick Schultz, Harmony Samuels, Jonas Jeberg, The Suspex, Jukebox, The Monsters and the Strangerz, Nick Jonas, Nic Nac	[497]
September 20	Babasónicos	Romantisísmico	Alternative rock	Sony Music Latin	Andrew Weiss	[498]
	Cher	Closer to the Truth	Dance-pop	Warner Bros.	Paul Oakenfold, Anthony "TC" Crawford, Joshua "J.D." Walker, Jeff Fenster, Mark Taylor, Tim Powell, Josh Crosby, Billy Mann, MachoPsycho, TMS, Timbaland, J-Roc, Ivan Corraliza, Carl Ryden, Matt Serletic	[499]
	Chvrches	The Bones of What You Believe	Electronic, synth-pop	Virgin	Chvrches	[500]
	Jason Derulo	Tattoos	Pop, R&B	Beluga Heights, Warner Bros.	Ammo, TODAY, BeatGeek, Jon Bellion, Jason Derulo, DJ Buddha, DJ Frank E, DJ Noodles, Carl Falk, Frank Harris, Jonas Jeberg, Martin Johnson, Tearce "Kizzo", Jared Lee, Joe London, RedOne, Ricky Reed, The Cataracs, Rami Yacoub	[501]
	Kings of Leon	Mechanical Bull		RCA	Angelo Petraglia	[502]
	Krewella	Get Wet		Columbia	Rain Man, Cash Cash, Quicy Kwalae, Dallas K, SAVOY, SmarterChild, The Cataracs, Ethan Davis, KillaGraham, Stephen Swartz, Pegboard Nerds, Gareth Emery	[503]
	Sting	The Last Ship	Rock, jazz, folk, blues	A&M, Cherrytree	Rob Mathes, Sting	[504]
September 23	Anneke van Giersbergen	Drive	Alternative rock, pop rock			[505]
	Dream Theater	Dream Theater	Progressive metal, progressive rock	Roadrunner	John Petrucci	[506]
	Glamour of the Kill	Savages				[507]
	Icona Pop	This Is... Icona Pop		Big Beat, Atlantic	Stargate, Elof Loelv, Patrik Berger, Style of Eye, Brian Lee, Jarrad Rogers, Shellback, Kool Kojak, Benny Blanco, Justin Parker, 10k Islands	[508]
	Jessie J	Alive	R&B, pop	Lava, Universal Republic	Josh Abraham, All About She, Benny Blanco, Johnny BLK, Dr. Luke, Cirkut, Kevin Figs, Chuck Harmony, Rodney Jerkins, Jon Jon, Claude Kelly, O.C., Oligee, Stargate, STL, The ThundaCatz, TMS, Ammo	[509]
	Mazzy Star	Seasons of Your Day	Alternative rock, dream pop	Rhymes of an Hour Records	David Roback, Hope Sandoval	[510]
September 24	Drake	Nothing Was the Same	Hip hop	OVO Sound, Young Money, Cash Money, Republic	Drake, Birdman, Noah "40" Shebib, Ronald "Slim" Williams	[511]
	R5	Louder	Pop rock	Hollywood	Emanuel Kiriakou, Andrew Goldstein, Rocky Lynch, Travis "Tronik" Huff	[512]
	Sammy Hagar	Sammy Hagar & Friends	Hard rock	Frontiers	John Cuniberti, Sammy Hagar	[513]
	A Skylit Drive	Rise	Post-hardcore	Tragic Hero	Cameron Mizell	[514]
	Touché Amoré	Is Survived By	Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore, screamo	Deathwish	Brad Wood	[515]
September 25	Alter Bridge	Fortress	Alternative metal	Roadrunner, EMI	Michael "Elvis" Baskette	[516]
September 27	Casper	Hinterland				[517]
	Haim	Days Are Gone	Pop rock, indie pop	Polydor		[518]
	Justin Timberlake	The 20/20 Experience – 2 of 2	R&B, pop	RCA	J-Roc, Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Daniel Jones, Rob Knox	[519]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Float Along – Fill Your Lungs	Psychedelic rock, garage rock, raga rock	Flightless	Stu Mackenzie, Paul Maybury, Jarrad Brown	[520]
	Lorde	Pure Heroine	Dream pop, electronica, electropop	Universal, Lava, Republic	Joel Little, Lorde	[521]
September 30	Deltron 3030	Event 2	Alternative hip hop	Deltron Partners, Bulk Recordings	Dan the Automator	[522]
	Dizzee Rascal	The Fifth	hip hop, grime	Dirtee Stank, Universal Music	Jean-Baptiste, Ryan Buendia, Flippa123, M.J. Cole, Damien Leroy III, RedOne, Teddy Sky, Eric Sanicola, will.i.am	[523]
	Fates Warning	Darkness in a Different Light	Progressive metal	Inside Out	Jim Matheos	[524]
	Joan Jett and the Blackhearts	Unvarnished	Hard rock	Blackheart	Kenny Laguna, Joan Jett, Thom Panunzio, Dave Grohl, Carianne Brinkman	[525]
	Nelly	M.O.	R&B, hip hop	Republic	Nelly, DJ Frank E, Detail, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, John "$K" McGee, Karriem "K-Mack" Mack, Planet VI, Pharrell Williams, Rico Love, Sag Live, Soul Unique	[526]
	Oneohtrix Point Never	R Plus Seven	Ambient, experimental, electronic	Warp	Daniel Lopatin, Paul Corley	[527]
	Polvo	Siberia	Indie rock	Merge		[528]
	Sub Focus	Torus	Drum and bass, dubstep	Mercury		[529]

Fourth quarter

October

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
October 1	Arve Henriksen	Places of Worship		Rune Grammofon	Erik Honoré	[530]
	Dr. Dog	B-Room	Neo-psychedelia	ANTI-	Nathan Sabatino	[531]
	Moby	Innocents		Little Idiot, Mute	Moby, Mark 'Spike' Stent	[532]
	Quasi	Mole City	Indie rock	Kill Rock Stars		[533]
	Scar the Martyr	Scar the Martyr	Industrial metal	Roadrunner	Rhys Fulber	[534]
October 4	Daryl Braithwaite	Forever the Tourist	Rock, pop	Sony Music Australia	Oliver Jones, Lindsay Ryan	[535]
	Miley Cyrus	Bangerz	Pop	RCA	Mike Will Made It, Rami Afuni, Cirkut, Dr. Luke, Kyle Edwards, Marz, Michael McHenry, P-Nasty, will.i.am, Pharrell Williams, Oren Yoel	[536]
	Sleigh Bells	Bitter Rivals	Indie rock	Mom + Pop	Will Hubbard, Derek Miller, Shane Stoneback	[537]
October 7	Chase & Status	Brand New Machine	Drum and bass, downtempo	Mercury	Chase & Status, Major Lazer, Moody Good, Skrillex, Andy C	[538]
	The Feeling	Boy Cried Wolf	Soft rock	BMG	The Feeling	[539]
	Korn	The Paradigm Shift	Nu metal	Caroline, Prospect Park	Don Gilmore	[540]
	Pusha T	My Name Is My Name	Hip hop	GOOD Music, Def Jam	Kanye West, 88-Keys, Beewirks, DJ Mano, Don Cannon, Glass John, Hudson Mohawke, No I.D., Nottz, Pharrell Williams, Rico Beats, Sebastian Sartor, Swizz Beatz, The-Dream, The Twilite Tone	[541]
October 8	Cage the Elephant	Melophobia	Alternative rock	RCA	Jay Joyce	[542]
	Cassadee Pope	Frame by Frame	Country pop	Republic Nashville	Dann Huff	[543]
	Dance Gavin Dance	Acceptance Speech	Post-hardcore	Rise	Matthew Malpass	[544]
	Dave Hause	Devour	Rock	Rise	Andrew Alekel, Mitchell Townsend	[545]
	A Day to Remember	Common Courtesy	Metalcore, pop punk	ADTR Records	Chad Gilbert, Andrew Wade, Jeremy McKinnon	[546]
	Lissie	Back to Forever	Pop	Fat Possum	Jacknife Lee	[547]
	A Loss for Words	Before It Caves		Rise		[548]
	Mayday Parade	Monsters in the Closet	Pop punk, pop rock	Fearless	Zack Odom, Kenneth Mount	[549]
	of Montreal	Lousy with Sylvianbriar	Indie rock	Polyvinyl	Kevin Barnes	[550]
	Panic! at the Disco	Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!	Alternative rock	Fueled by Ramen, Decaydance	Butch Walker	[551]
	PUP	PUP	Punk rock, hardcore punk, indie rock	Royal Mountain	Dave Schiffman	[552]
	St. Lucia	When the Night	Pop	Neon Gold, Columbia	Jean-Philip Grobler, Jonas Raabe	[553]
October 10	Trivium	Vengeance Falls	Metalcore, thrash metal, heavy metal	Roadrunner	David Draiman	[554]
October 11	Paul McCartney	New	Rock	Virgin EMI, Hear Music	Mark Ronson, Ethan Johns, Paul Epworth, Giles Martin	[555]
	Pearl Jam	Lightning Bolt	Alternative rock	Monkeywrench	Brendan O'Brien	[556]
	The Saturdays	Living for the Weekend	Pop, electropop	Fascination, Polydor	Art Bastian, Rodney Jerkins, Jim Jonsin, Steve Mac, James F. Reynolds, The Jam	[557]
October 14	The Dismemberment Plan	Uncanney Valley	Indie rock	Partisan	Jason Caddell	[558]
	Eliza Doolittle	In Your Hands	Pop, indie pop	Parlophone	Steve Robson, Kwes, busbee, Oren Yoel, Matt Prime, Kid Harpoon	[559]
	Feed Me	Calamari Tuesday	Electro house, progressive house, dubstep	Sotto Voce	Jon Gooch	[560]
	Morcheeba	Head Up High	Synth-pop	PIAS	Paul Godfrey	[561]
October 15	The Avett Brothers	Magpie and the Dandelion	Indie rock, folk rock	American	Rick Rubin	[562]
	Diane Birch	Speak a Little Louder	Rock, synth-pop	S-Curve	Diane Birch, Steve Greenberg, Matt Hales, Homer Steinweiss, Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson, Eg White, Sheldon Steiger	[563]
	The Head and the Heart	Let's Be Still	Indie rock, indie pop	Sub Pop		[564]
	Icon for Hire	Icon for Hire	Alternative metal	Tooth & Nail	Mike Green	[565]
	Kevin Devine	Bulldozer		Devinyl Records	Rob Schnapf	[566]
	Kevin Devine & the Goddamn Band	Bubblegum		Devinyl Records	Jesse Lacey	[567]
	Monster Magnet	Last Patrol	Stoner rock	Napalm	Dave Wyndorf, Phil Caivano	[568]
	Red Fang	Whales and Leeches	Stoner rock	Relapse	Red Fang, Chris Funk	[569]
October 18	Fifth Harmony	Better Together	Pop	Syco	The Suspex, Julian Bunetta, The Monsters and the Strangerz, Harmony Samuels	[570]
	James Blunt	Moon Landing	Pop rock, folk rock	Atlantic	Tom Rothrock	[571]
	Katy Perry	Prism	Pop	Capitol	Klas Åhlund, Benny Blanco, Bloodshy, Cirkut, Dr. Luke, Greg Kurstin, Max Martin, StarGate, Greg Wells	[572]
	Motörhead	Aftershock	Heavy metal, hard rock	UDR GmbH	Cameron Webb	[573]
October 22	AFI	Burials	Alternative rock	Republic	Gil Norton	[574]
	Donna Summer	Love to Love You Donna		Verve		[575]
	Emphatic	Another Life	Rock	Epochal Artists, Capitol	Justin McCain, Ryan Greene	[576]
	I See Stars	New Demons	Electronicore	Sumerian		[577]
	Lincoln Durham	Exodus of the Deemed Unrighteous	Roots rock, alternative folk, blues	Droog Records	George Reiff	[578]
	Ryan Hemsworth	Guilt Trips	Electronic	Last Gang	Ryan Hemsworth	[579]
October 25	Geir Lysne	New Circle		ACT Music		[580]
	Kelly Clarkson	Wrapped in Red	Christmas, pop	RCA	Greg Kurstin	[581]
	Kerser	S.C.O.T.		Obese	Nebs	[582]
October 28	Arcade Fire	Reflektor	Dance-rock, art rock	Sonovox, Merge	Arcade Fire, Markus Dravs, James Murphy	[583]
	Ayreon	The Theory of Everything	Progressive metal, progressive rock	Inside Out	Arjen Lucassen	[584]
	Juana Molina	Wed 21	Folktronica, experimental rock, IDM, ambient	Crammed Discs	Juana Molina	[585]
	Union J	Union J	Pop	Syco, RCA	Joseph Lawrence, Steve Mac, Tim Powell, Tom, Dick & Harry Productions, Ze Infidels	[586]
October 29	Hellogoodbye	Everything is Debatable		Old Friends Records		[587]
	Los Campesinos!	No Blues	Indie rock	Wichita, Turnstile Music, Heart Swells	John Goodmanson, Tom Campesinos!	[588]
	Moonface	Julia with Blue Jeans On	Indie rock	Jagjaguwar	Spencer Krug	[589]
	Protest the Hero	Volition	Progressive metal	Razor & Tie	Cameron McLellan	[590]
	Sirens and Sailors	Skeletons	Metalcore	Artery, Razor & Tie	Sirens and Sailors	[591]
	Sky Ferreira	Night Time, My Time	Indie rock, synth-pop	Capitol	Ariel Rechtshaid, Justin Raisen, Sky Ferreira	[592]
	White Denim	Corsicana Lemonade	Indie rock, garage rock, progressive rock, Southern rock	Downtown	Jeff Tweedy	[593]
	Yuna	Nocturnal	Pop, indie pop, dream pop	Verve		[594]

November

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
November 1	Avril Lavigne	Avril Lavigne	Pop rock, pop	Epic	Martin Johnson, Rickard B. Goransson, Peter Svensson	[595]
	Celine Dion	Loved Me Back to Life	Pop, R&B	Columbia	Walter Afanasieff, Babyface, D'Mile, Andrew Goldstein, Kuk Harrell, Hasham Hussain, Emanuel Kiriakou, Danny Mercer, Denarius Motes, Ne-Yo, Aaron Pearce, Play Production, Fraser T. Smith, Reginald Smith, Tricky Stewart, Kyle Townsend, Eg White, Curtis Wilson, Jesse Wilson	[596]
	Cut Copy	Free Your Mind	Synth-pop, dance-punk	Modular		[597]
	James Arthur	James Arthur	Pop, hip hop	Syco		[598]
	M.I.A.	Matangi	Experimental hip hop, bhangra	N.E.E.T., Interscope	Danja, Hit-Boy, M.I.A., Doc McKinney, The Partysquad, Sugu, Surkin, Switch	[599]
	Shane Filan	You and Me	Pop, country	Capitol		[600]
	Tinie Tempah	Demonstration	Hip hop, grime, electronic	Parlophone	Labrinth, Diplo, Eshraque "iSHi" Mughal, Balistiq	[601]
November 4	Ejecta	Dominae	Synth-pop	Copyright Control, Driftless Recordings, Happy Death	Joel Ford	[602]
	The Wanted	Word of Mouth		Island	Antonyo Smith, Steve Mac, Dr. Luke, Cirkut, Electric	[603]
November 5	Black Flag	What The...	Hardcore punk	SST		[604]
	Dream Theater	Live at Luna Park	Progressive metal	Eagle Rock		[605]
	Eminem	The Marshall Mathers LP 2	Hip hop	Aftermath, Shady, Interscope	Dr. Dre, Eminem, Rick Rubin	[606]
	Scott Stapp	Proof of Life	Hard rock, post-grunge	Wind-up	Howard Benson	[607]
	Stryper	No More Hell to Pay	Christian metal, heavy metal	Frontiers	Michael Sweet	[608]
	Various artists	12 Years a Slave	Blues, R&B, soul, neo soul	Columbia	Hans Zimmer, John Legend, Tim Fain	[609]
	Various artists	Punk Goes Christmas	Christmas, Pop punk, pop rock, metalcore, rock	Fearless		[610]
	Yandel	De Líder a Leyenda	Reggaeton, Latin pop	Sony Music	Yandel, Tainy, Nely, Luny Tunes, Predikador, Alberto "The Legacy" Torres, Roberto "Tito" Vazquez	[611]
November 6	Lady Gaga	Artpop	Synth-pop	Streamline Records, Interscope	Lady Gaga, DJ White Shadow, Zedd, Madeon, Nick Monson, Rick Rubin, Giorgio Tuinfort, Dino Zisis, Infected Mushroom, will.i.am, David Guetta	[612]
November 8	Adam Brand	My Acoustic Diary	Country	Adam Brand Enterprises, ABC Music		[613]
	Gabriella Cilmi	The Sting	Soul	Sweetness Tunes		[614]
	Little Mix	Salute	Pop, R&B	Syco, Columbia	TMS, Future Cut, Fred Ball, MNEK, Nathan Duvall, Ash Howes, Richard "Biff" Stannard, RyKeyz, Nicky D'Silva	[615]
November 11	Get Scared	Everyone's Out to Get Me	Alternative rock, gothic rock, post-hardcore	Fearless	Erik Ron	[616]
	Keane	The Best of Keane	Alternative rock	Island		[617]
	Roger Taylor	Fun on Earth	Rock	Virgin EMI	Joshua J Macrae, Roger Taylor	[618]
November 13	Sacrificium	Prey for Your Gods				[619]
November 15	Leaves' Eyes	Symphonies of the Night	Symphonic metal	Napalm		[620]
November 18	Jake Bugg	Shangri La	Indie rock	Mercury, Island	Rick Rubin	[621]
	Robbie Williams	Swings Both Ways	Swing, pop	Island, Universal	Guy Chambers	[622]
November 19	Daughtry	Baptized	Pop rock	RCA	Chris Daughtry, Martin Johnson, Rock Mafia	[623]
	The Godfathers	Once Upon a Crime	East Coast hip hop	Psycho+Logical	Domingo, Kool G Rap, Necro	[624]
	Polar Bear Club	Death Chorus	Post-hardcore, alternative rock, punk rock, emo	Rise		[625]
November 22	Gary Barlow	Since I Saw You Last	Pop, Folk music	Polydor	Steve Power	[626]
	tyDi	Hotel Rooms	Electronic, chill-out, glitch	Armada	tyDi	[627]
November 24	Hopsin	Knock Madness	Hip hop	Funk Volume		[628]
November 25	Danielle Bradbery	Danielle Bradbery	Country			[629]
	One Direction	Midnight Memories	Pop	Syco, Columbia, Sony Music	Julian Bunetta, Carl Falk, Tom Fletcher, Teddy Geiger, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter, Matt Rad, John Ryan, Jamie Scott, Toby Smith, Ryan Tedder	[630]
November 29	Britney Spears	Britney Jean	Pop, EDM	RCA	A.C, Chico Bennett, Christopher Braide, Peter Carlsson, Cirkut, Diplo, Dr. Luke, FRESHM3N III, David Guetta, Zach "Reazon" Heiligman, Keith Harris, HyGrade, William "DJ Keebz" Kebler, Kool Kojak, LWAM, Sebastian Ingrosso, DJ Ammo, William Orbit, Otto Knows, Anthony Preston, Richard Vission, Nicky Romero, Giorgio Tuinfort, Marcus van Wattum, will.i.am	[631]

December

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
December 3	Boston	Life, Love & Hope	Hard rock	Frontiers		[632]
December 6	Childish Gambino	Because the Internet	Hip hop	Glassnote, Island		[633]
December 9	Exo	Miracles in December	Christmas, R&B, ballad	S.M.	Lee Soo-man	[634]
	Ithilien	From Ashes to the Frozen Land		Mighty Music		[635]
December 10	E-40	The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 4	Hip hop			[636]
	E-40	The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 5	Hip hop			[636]
	E-40	The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 6	Hip hop			[636]
	Evergreen Terrace	Dead Horses	Metalcore, melodic hardcore	Rise		[637]
	Girls' Generation	Love & Peace	Electropop, dance-pop	Nayutawave, Universal		[638]
	R. Kelly	Black Panties	R&B, hip hop	RCA	R. Kelly	[639]
December 13	Beyoncé	Beyoncé	Electro, R&B	Columbia, Parkwood	Beyoncé, 40, Ammo, Boots, Brian Soko, Caroline Polachek, Detail, Dre Moon, HazeBanga, Hit-Boy, J-Roc, Justin Timberlake, Key Wane, Majid Jordan, Mike Dean, Omen, Patrick Wimberly, Pharrell Williams, Rasool Ricardo Diaz, Rey Reel, Ryan Tedder, The-Dream, Timbaland	[640]
December 17	B.o.B.	Underground Luxury	Hip hop			[641]

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