The first release in five years for the Baltimore-based experimental electronic duo includes guest appearances from Dan Deacon, Angel Deradoorian, Dominique Leone, and Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner.

The 15th release for Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds was produced by Nick Launay and is its first without Mick Harvey, who left in 2009.

The collaboration between Wu-Tang Clan's Inspectah Deck, 7L, and Esoteric features guest appearances by Action Bronson, Cappadonna, Ghostface Killah, Roc Marciano, Mr. MFN eXquire, Oh No, and Vinnie Paz

The second full-length release for Dustin Payseur as Beach Fossils was produced by Ben Greenberg.

This is the debut full-length R&B release from the Los Angeles brothers Andrew and Daniel Age.

The debut full-length debut from Australian electronic producer Harley Streten includes influences from R&B, hip-hop, and pop music.

The fifth full-length release from the British producer/singer was influenced by 1980s pop-soul.

The Dallas gospel/R&B/funk group's first studio release in nearly 30 years was produced by Spoon's Jim Eno.

Dawn McCarthy and Bonnie "Prince" Billy collaborated on this tribute release of songs by The Everly Brothers.

The full-length debut release from the French indie pop band was produced by Dan Levy.

The second full-length release from Sallie Ford and her band was produced by Adam Landry and Justin Collins.

This is the fourth full-length release from the Australian death metal band.

The third release for Josh Hodges' indie electronic project was written collaboratively between the Portland, Oregon-based band members.

Johnny Depp and Hal Willner's second collection of pirate/sea songs includes vocals from such artists as Dr. John, Marianne Faithfull, Iggy Pop, Courtney Love, Keith Richards, Patti Smith, Michael Stipe, and Tom Waits.

The debut full-length solo release from Parts & Labor's keyboardist and singer is a follow-up to his debut EP Valedictorian/Exoskeleton, released in November 2012.

The acoustic covers albums includes songs from such artists as Bad Brains, Danzig, Misfits, The Decendents, and Sonny & Cher.

The third release from the Portland, Oregon-based garage pop band is its first on the Woodsist label.

The fourth release for the New York experimental rock band includes produced by Royal Trux’s Neil Hagerty.

The three-track EP from Darren Cunningham is Actress's first release on Werkdiscs since 2008's Hazyville.

The latest full-length release from the Appalachian folk band was recorded during the same sessions as its 2012's Wompyjawed EP.

The fourth full-length release for the Dallas death metal band was produced by Hate Eternal's Erik Rutan.

The fourth full-length release from the metalcore band sees the return of original vocalist Chad Gilbert, who had left in 1997 to join pop punk band, New Found Glory.

The third full-length release for the Seattle-based electronic producer Jeff Mcilwain as Lusine includes guest vocals from Janelle Kienow, his wife Sarah Mcilwain, and Caitlin Sherman.

The third release as Sin Fang for Seabear singer Sindri Már Sigfússon was produced by Alex Somers.

The third full-length release for the Canadian rock band with Brian Doherty and Ian Thornley (and two other members of Thornley's own band) is the first release in 11 years.

The third release for the Brooklyn rock band led by Paul Major sees the addition of guitarist Matt Sweeney.

The 1972 debut solo release for the Kaleidoscope singer is reissued with five bonus demo tracks.

The seven-track EP from Maynard James Keenan-led band includes two original songs, two covers ["Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen and "Balls to the Wall" by Accept], and three remixes.

The sixth full-length studio release for the Los Angeles hard rock band is its first on the Century Media label.

This is the full-length debut for the rock band formed by former M83 member Nicolas Fromageau.

The debut full-length release for the Vancouver metal band was produced by Kurt Ballou.

This is the second release for the Washington, D.C. electronic producer Andrew Field-Pickering.

The 20-track instrumental mixtape from the Dipset producer was released as a free download.

The second release for the Canadian psych rock band Elephant Stone led by Rishi Dhir.

The third full-length release from the British indie rock band was produced by Flood and Alan Moulder.

The fourth full-length release from the Pennsylvania noise rock band was produced by Alex Newport.

This is the final release of the Swedish electro-pop duo's Archer trilogy.

One-half of the indie duo Pomplamoose, Nataly Dawn releases her debut autobiographical solo release that was produced by her Pomplamoose partner Jack Conte and funded by Kickstarter donations.

Don Gilmore returns to produce the fourth studio release from the Welsh metal band.

This is a collection of songs from singles, EPs, and limited releases from the British indie band led by Jess Weiss.

The 13 tracks were recorded live during Metheny's tour with his 21st century orchestrion.

The ninth studio release from the singer-songwriter was produced by Jamie Candiloro.

This is the fourth release from the London-based Australian indie trio (previously known as Pivot).

The synthesizer is a major component in the first solo album in six years for the German (now London-based) electronic artist.

Produced by Brad Jones, the first release from country singers Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison as a duo includes cover songs and new songs written by Robison.

The latest Fabriclive release from Ben Thomson emphasizes the sounds of the Hessle Audio label he started with friends David Kennedy and Kev McAuley.

This is the debut full-length release for the London-based dubstep quartet.

The third release for the Michigan-based folk-country band was produced by Jim Roll.

The second release for the British indie pop band was produced by Rory Attwell.

Bryan Ferry re-recorded 13 songs from Roxy Music's catalog as well as his own solo work as jazz instrumentals.

The second full-length release from the London-based indie rock quartet was self-produced.

The debut release for the Dutch musician was inspired by the music of the 1960s.

The treatment of Native Americans is the theme for the blues artist's latest release featuring guitarist Mato Nanji.

This is the second full-length release from the Finnish electronic rock band.

This is the tenth studio release for the British rock band led by Steve Craddock.

This is the tenth studio release for the indie rock band led by Mark Everett.

The third release for the Canadian indie pop band led by Mat Klachefsky was produced by Ryan McVeigh.

The second release for the psychedelic rock band led by Ruban Nielson was written while on tour.

The sixth studio release continues the story from The Afterman: Ascension and sees the return of drummer Josh Eppard.

Produced with Charlie Peacock, the granddaughter of Hank and the daughter of Hank Jr. releases her first new recording in four years.

The second full-length release from the British electronic trio was produced in Leeds by producer Richard Formby.

The fourth self-titled release for the Los Angeles punk band is its first since 2008. They previously released two albums under the name Mariachi El Bronx in 2009 and 2011.

Produced by John Congleton, the third release from the San Francisco indie rock band includes Joanna Newsom as a guest singer on one track.

The latest release from Liz Harris contains songs unreleased from her recording session for 2008's Dragging A Dead Deer Up A Hill.

The British folk rock guitarist's latest solo release was produced by Buddy Miller and includes guest appearances by Alison Krauss and Siobhan Maher Kennedy.

The 12th studio release for the country singer is his first on the Big Machine label and it includes guest appearances from Taylor Swift and Keith Urban.

This is the first studio release in over 14 years for the New Mexico-based alt-country singer-songwriter.

The sixth full-length studio release for the Welsh post-hardcore band is its first with new drummer, Pat Lundy.

The 13th release for the Canadian singer-songwriter was produced by Mitchell Froom.

The first solo album in nearly eight years for the dB's Chris Stamey includes acoustic arrangements.

The sixth studio album for the vocal pop singer was produced by Rob Cavallo and includes guest appearances from trumpeter Arturo Sandoval and Italian singer Laura Pausini.

The debut full-length release from Winston Yellen was written and recorded in a rented Nashville house previously owned by Johnny Cash and June Carter.

The sixth studio release for the Canadian post-hardcore band is its first without guitarist Neil Boshart, who left the band in 2012.

Indie rock singer-songwriter Matt Pond drops the PA suffix on his ninth full-length release.

The seventh release from the Canadian singer-songwriter is his first on the Arts & Crafts label.

This is the 10th release from the Dutch indie rock band.

The third solo release for the Slaughterhouse rapper features guest appearances from such artists as Lloyd Banks, Fabolous, French Montana, Lil Wayne, Omarion, Royce Da 5'9", Twista, and Wiz Khalifa.

The third live release from the Wayne Shorter Quartet was recorded during the group's 2011 tour.

The third full-length release for the Oregon pop-punk rock trio was produced by Bill Stevenson of Descendents.

Produced by Luke Wooton, the third release from the bluegrass/country band is the first with new guitarist/singer Gary Nichols and Brent Truitt.

The latest release from the Austrian electronic project of Richard Dorfmeister and Rupert Huber features guest vocalists such as Sarah Callier, Rodney Hunter, and JJ Jones.

The fourth studio release from the Scottish indie band led by Scott Hutchinson is its first on the Atlantic label.

The debut solo release for My Morning Jacket's Jim James was inspired by Lynd Ward's 1929 graphic novel God's Man.

The second full-length release for the Orange County psych-rock band was produced by Hanni El Khatib and Johnny Bell of Crystal Antlers.

This is the second release for the Brooklyn indie rock band led by Richie Follin.