This is the debut full-length album from the duo of singer Jamie Scott and producer Tommy D.

The debut release for British singer-songwriter was produced by Steve Brown.

The sixth studio album for the Italian metal band includes a cover of R.E.M.'s Losing My Religion and was produced by Don Gilmore.

These home recordings were taped in 1966 when folk singer Karen Dalton and her husband Richard Tucker were in Colorado.

This is a second compilation of B-sides and live recordings from 2009-2011 from the folk and punk singer.

The third album for the rock band from England was produced by Garth "GGGarth" Richardson.

This is the CD and US release of the live recording of Glen Campbell's concert in Japan on May 29, 1975 that was a Japanese-only release until now.

The debut album for the duo of American-born Kacey Underwood and London-native Alice Costelloe was coproduced with Dean Reid.

John Travis produces the first album on the Sugar Hill label for the jam band.

The debut solo album of The Hold Steady's Craig Finn includes elements of country music.

The latest album for the singer-songwriter was inspired in part by the town of La Grande, Oregon.

The two-disc set collects songs recorded from the late 1960s to 1970s by Trinidad's "Calypso King of the World."

From First to Last's Sonny Moore releases his fourth EP of brostep, a subgenre of dubstep.

This is the debut album for Mauro Remiddi under the name Porcelain Raft.

Nas and Nelly Furtado guest on the five-track EP from the Somalian rapper.

This is the seventh studio release for the New York alternative rock band led by Matthew Caws.

The album contains songs from Mark Stewart's stage production, as well as new songs about the end of his relationship with Heidi Rodewald after their success with the musical Playing Strange.

This is the first album in nearly 20 years since Richard Davies and Eric Matthews released their debut albums as Cardinal in 1994.

The second 40th anniversary rerelease of the final studio album for The Doors with Jim Morrison includes alternative versions of several songs on the album.

The debut album was recorded over three days, with the Brooklyn rock trio comprising Dave Shuford of NNCK and D. Charles Speer, Jimy SeiTang of Psychic Ills, and Spencer Herbst of Messages.

The second album for Cleveland's Cloud Nothings was produced by Steve Albini.

Alan Moulder and Dan Carey produces the first album in four years from New York's Chairlift.

Mike Mogis produces the second album for the Swedish sisters.

The seventh album for the metal band was produced by Josh Wilbur.

Seal's second collection of classic soul covers was coproduced by David Foster and Trevor Horn.

The fourth album for the Las Vegas-based artist only runs 25 minutes long.

The Weakerthans' lead singer releases his debut solo full-length album.

Producer Peter Asher and a 13-piece Cuban orchestra help reinterpret some of Rodrigo y Gabriela favorite songs.

The fourth album for the electronic producer/artist who has worked with Bjork features Mt. Sims.

This is the latest release from New York rapper Homeboy Sandman.

The third country album for the American Idol contestant was produced by Frank Liddell.

Amnesty International releases a four-disc set of Bob Dylan covers by such diverse artists as Adele, Billy Bragg, Philip Glass, Flogging Molly, Michael Franti, Diana Krall, Kronos Quartet, Miley Cyrus, Ke$ha, K'naan, Ziggy Marley, Queens Of The Stone Age, Rise Against, Sinéad O'Connor, and Pete Townshend.

Originally completed in 2010, the last album for the country singer on Curb Records features Ne-Yo as a guest.

Producer David Kahne worked on the singer-songwriter's fifth album.

This is a collection of recordings from 1995-1998 by Luke Vibert under the name Plug.

The second collaborative full-length album between Alchemist and Oh No includes Roc Marciano, Kool G. Rap, and Prodigy as guests.

The fourth album for the Cleveland rock band was produced by The Darkness' Justin Hawkins

The second solo release for the now Portland, Oregon-based electronic artist was created while Urick was moving from Baltimore and dealing with his personal relationships.

The New York punk rock band named after a 1960s crime novel by Jim Thompson releases its debut full-length album of songs about a post-apocalyptic future.

Produced by Dom Morley, Colin MacIntyre's fourth full-length release as Mull Historical Society is about the cities that inspired him the most: Glasgow, London, and New York.

Jazz pianist Neil Cowley's latest release includes a strings group and guitarist Leo Abrahams.

Alexander Tucker and Daniel Beban's second release was recorded in part at the BBC's Bush House and mixes sounds from various locations in Britain.

The three-disc set is a follow-up to its 1992-2002 compilation with additional B-sides, bonus tracks, and live tracks.

This one-disc compilation contains 16 tracks spanning the 20 years of the electronic band's career.

This is the second album in six months for the British grime artist.

This is the second full-length release for the Dutch occult rock duo.

Robert Pollard reunites with Guided by Voices to release the indie band's first album of new material in eight years.

Singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards' latest album was coproduced with Justin Vernon of Bon Iver and features Norah Jones as a guest vocalist.

Bill Evans collaborators pianist Chick Corea, bassist Eddie Gomez, and the late drummer Paul Motian recorded the tracks during a two-week period at New York's Blue Note club in 2010.

The latest solo album for the former Seefeel member was inspired by the rediscovery of some of his recordings from 1982.

The third album for the British band was produced by Dan Weller.

The third album for the Ohio metal band that mixes electronic elements in its sound was produced by lead singer Caleb Shomo.

The Welsh singer-songwriter releases her second full-length album.

The third album for the British rock band was produced by Ben Allen, along with contributions from Jim Abbiss and Jack Steadman.

The four track EP was produced with Van Rivers and the Subliminal Kid.

This is the first album on the Type label for the cofounder of Yellow Swans.

Anthony Green of Circa Survive releases his second full-length solo album.

Travis Barker, Blaqstarr, Rivers Cuomo, Lil John, LMFAO, and Kid Cudi are some of the guests on the DJ/producer/Dim Mak Records founder's debut album.

The second album for the British duo was produced by Paul Epworth.

This is the first full-length release for the Minnesota rock band led by Jordan Gatesmith.

Pete Seeger guests on DiFrancho's cover of his song Which Side Are You On? on her 16th studio album.

A$AP Rocky, Dom Kennedy, Curren$y, and Kendrick Lamar are some of the guests on the Los Angeles rapper's second album on Top Dawg Entertainment.

The Little Willies with Norah Jones on vocals and piano return with their second disc of country covers song by such artists as Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Cal Martin, Scotty Wiseman, Dangerous Curves, and Lefty Frizzell.

The sixth album for the Northern Ireland alternative rock band was recorded in California and features Lissie, R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe, and Queens Of The Stone Age guitarist, Troy Van Leeuwen as guests.

This two-disc collection includes six unreleased songs from Alex Chilton's solo album recorded after the end of Box Tops in 1969 and before he formed Big Star.

Yo Gotti first album for RCA Records features guest appearances from Rick Ross, Big K.R.I.T., Big Sean, Gucci Mane, Jadakiss, Nicki Minaj, Trina, and Wiz Khalifa.

The debut solo album from the former lead guitarist of The Coral was written as a musical adaptation of Italo Calvino's 1979 novel, If on a Winter's Night a Traveler and features The London Philharmonic.

The debut full-length album for the Atlanta rock quintet was produced by Andy Hull and Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra.

Todd Terje uses an ARP2600 analog synthesizer on his four-track EP of space disco music.

The third album for the British indie rock band was recorded over two sessions with producers Tim Goldsworthy, Bruno Ellingham, and Jag Jago.

The second album for South African Cheri MacNeil was produced by Brent Knopf.

The mixtape from Rick Ross features guest appearances by 2 Chainz, Diddy, Drake, French Montana, Nas, Pharrell, Kelly Rowland, Styles P, and Wale.

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross return to work on the soundtrack of David Fincher's adaptation of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

This is the third of the Balloon Trilogy mixtapes offered for free via download by Canadian artist, Abel Tesfaye.

The Atlanta rapper's long-delayed follow-up to 2008's The Recession features guest appearances by such artists as Andre 3000, Devin the Dude, Fabolous, Future, Jay-Z, Jadakiss, Ne-Yo, Jill Scott, Snoop Dogg, T.I., and Trick Daddy. The deluxe edition includes four additional tracks featuring Eminem, Freddie Gibbs, Lil Wayne, and Piles as guests.

Maya Angelou, John Legend, and Nas appear as guests on the Chicago rapper's latest album produced by No I.D.

The fourth release for the soul singer features production from Babyface, James Poyser, Kelvin Wooten, and Salaam Remi.

Bruno Mars, Curren$y, Juicy J, and Mike Posner guest on the Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa's soundtrack to their 2012 film, Mac and Devin Go to High School.

The electronic UK producer duo of Joe Ray and Dan Stephens, with guest vocalist Alana Watson, releases its debut full-length album.

The Congo-born Belgian-raised rapper returned to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to work with some local musicians on his latest album.

This is the debut album for the collaboration between Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane and Bay Area-based V-Nasty.

This is the fourth full-length album from the Cincinnati four-piece band.

The double album from the French singer features an 11-track live set and seven unreleased studio tracks, many of which were produced by Beck for Gainsbourg's 2009 release IRM.

The best-of collection for the German industrial metal band includes one new track, Mein Land.