The country star's ninth studio album features the legendary group, Alabama, as well as other special guests.

Chad VanGaalen returns from producing Women's 2010 album Public Strain to release his fourth full-length solo album.

Jonathan Wilson produces the alternative folk singer's ninth album, which features Spanish and Brazilian influences.

Laura Cantrell covers songs by country music's first female star, Kitty Wells, on her fourth full-length release.

The Texas-born singer-songwriter's second album features nine original songs and covers of Bob Dylan and Radiohead.

The now San Francisco-based garage pop band releases its second album on its new label, Woodist Records.

This is the debut full-length release for the indie pop rock band from Atlanta, Georgia.

The remastered four-disc set collects live recordings from several semi-authorized bootlegs of Iggy Pop concerts from around the globe over the past 20-plus years.

The 1960's Nashville singer-songwriter's three concept albums are remastered and collected together in a box set.

This is the debut album for the collaboration between Clientele frontman Alasdair MacLean and Lupe Nunez-Fernandez of Pipas.

This is the third album for the side project led by Blake Sennett, the guitarist for Rilo Kiley.

The singer-songwriter who has written songs for such artists as Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, Faith Hill, and Martina McBride amongst many others returns with her first album in more than a decade.

The second album for the rap quartet from Portland, Oregon, features Talib Kweli, DJ Rob Swift, Abstract Rude, and No Shield as guests.

This is the latest album of electronic pop for the New Zealand-born Annabel Alpers.

The rerelease of the punk band's first album includes the EP Fuck Elvis Here's The Raetards.

Horrors singer Faris Badwan pairs up with soprano singer Rachel Zeffira on an album of pop songs that are reminiscent of 1960s girl groups.

This is the final album in his Pledge Allegiance to the Grind series of releases.

The sophomore album for the indie Canadian band led by Graham Van Pelt is its first in more than four years.

The collaborative project of the California rap collective Anticon and German experimentalists The Notwist return with a new album of genre-bending music.

This is the Toronto-based trio's debut album of electronic synth-pop.

This is Ben Harper's first solo album of soul, reggae, and rock since 2006.

Inspired by Italian film scores from the 1960s and featuring guest vocalists Norah Jones and Jack White, Rome is producer Danger Mouse's pet project with Daniele Luppi.

The seventh studio album from the hardcore punk band.

The Vancouver punk group releases its second full-length album.

Described by Moby himself as a "soundtrack for empty cities at 2 a.m.," the electronic artist's 10th album was recorded while on tour.

The London rapper makes his debut of hip-hop and pop jams.

The duo who was part of the group Galaxie 500 returns with its fourth album with Ghost guitarist Michio Kurihara.

The second full-length album for the British indie rock band was produced by Steve Albini.

Levon Helm releases a live album from his 2008 Nashville show featuring songs from The Band, as well as original songs and rock covers.

The Tennessee alternative rock band releases its debut album.

This is the debut album for Kentucky's James Friey's one-man pop rock band.

This is the second of three planned volumes of newly recorded piano solo versions of Randy Newman's songs.

The Canadian rock band's 10th album was released on the 20th anniversary of its first show.

Such orchestral instruments as the bassoon, cello, clarinet, trumpet, and violin are featured on the second album from Oklahoma indie rock band Other Lives, previously known as Kunek.

The ambient duo of Brendon Anderegg and Koen Holtkamp releases its second album.

The debut album for the British band with The Automatic's Paul Mullen and Bloc Party's Gordon Moakes was produced by Richard Jackson.

After establishing "shitgaze" as a subgenre of "shoegaze", the Ohio band continue on their wildly experimental path with a more electronic-based space-rock sound.

After serving as Roky Erickson's backup band on True Love Cast Out All Evil, the Texas-based band return with their self-produced sixth studio album of indie-folk.

After ending a 22-year hiatus in 2010, the legendary rock band returns on this reunion album, featuring their familiar mix of psychedelic pop and new wave.

The electronic trio consisting of dubstep regulars Skream, Benga, and Artwork releases its first album together.

The New York quintet release an experimental and electronic-heavy fifth album.

The legendary three-time Grammy winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer returns with a solid soul and funk album, featuring guest appearances by Sharon Jones and Lou Reed.

The Atlanta alternative band release a third album of grunge-y indie-pop.

The Glee cast member's debut album mixes pop, rock, and contemporary ballads, showcasing his Broadway experience.

The soul singer continues his 1960's-inspired music with a fourth album, blending vintage R&B sounds and smooth soul-pop.

The Brooklyn band return with a follow-up to their indie-rock landmark album, Hospice.

The New York folk-rock quintet drop their eighth album of roots rock and Americana, tinged with a country sound that combines the use of electronic-based instrumentation.

The Texas band known for its long instrumental tracks worked with producer John Congleton on its second full-length album.

XL Recordings signed the founding member of the hip-hop group Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All for a one-album deal to release his second solo effort.

The British quartet releases its follow-up to its 2010 Mercury Prize-nominated album Two Dancers, produced by Richard Formby.

Producer Mike Mogis helped tighten the sound on the Philadelphia quartet's fourth full-length release.

The six-song EP was recorded during the same time frame as 2009's Pigeons and was produced by the band's bass player Jen Turner.

This is the first full-length album in more than four years for the British experimental rock band.

Erika M. Anderson of Gowns returns with her debut solo full-length album.

The trio led by Saturday Night Live's Adam Samberg returns with its follow-up to its 2009 parody debut album.

This fourth studio album from the hip-hop artist is his first offering after a four-year silence. Of Volcanic Sunlight, Williams said, "On this album, I wanted to put words that didn't get in the way of the music. Before, I always let the words dominate." It was produced by Renaud Letang.

The Chicago band simplifies its sound back to guitar, bass, and drums on its fourth album.

Chris Thile and Michael Daves' first album together is a collection of traditional bluegrass songs.

The second solo album for the cellist from Kentucky blends ideas from other music genres and was produced by Duane Lundy.

The reggae artist's latest album was produced with Bill Laswell.

The Swedish producer's latest album features Lake Heartbeat's Jan Kask, Queen of Hearts, and Fred Ventura on vocals.

The debut full-length release for the Washington-state indie band was produced by John Goodmanson.

The indie pop band experiments with sound structures and textures on its ninth album.

This is the second full-length album for the Brooklyn-based black metal band.

The fourth album for the Canadian rock artist was produced by Brian Deck and features Elizabeth Powell of Land of Talk, Ben Massarella of Califone, and Stuart Bogie of Antibalas as guest musicians.

The New York-based saxophonist releases what is to be the first of her Coin Coin project.

This is the first of two releases in 2011 for the San Francisco indie rock band led by John Dwyer.

The Chicago producer/DJ's latest album of electronica features influences from a variety of genres, such as jungle and ragga, as well as the Chicago house subgenre known as juke or footwork.

The third folk album released by the daughter of Martin Carthy and Norma Waterson focuses on the last 10 years of her life.

The Chicago-based alternative rock legends return with their first collection of new studio material in 16 years.

The Rascals singer releases his solo debut, which features such guests as the Arctic Monkey's Alex Tuner, Super Furry Animal's Gruff Rhys, and Oasis' Noel Gallagher along with production work by Dan Carey and Dan the Automator.

Roberto Carlos Lange's second solo electronic album was written while he was staying at an isolated cabin in Connecticut.

The debut full-length album for the hardcore Pennsylvania band was produced by Walter Schreifels.

The British singer-songwriter releases her second album of folk music.

The last album for the British singer-songwriter who passed away in 2009 includes one song written by Phil Collins.

Jennifer Lopez returns after twins with a deeply personal seventh album, featuring collaborations with The-Dream and Tricky Stewart, Pitbull, and RedOne.

The multiple Grammy-winning group's latest album combines gospel with country and is produced with Jamey Johnson. It features such guest singers as Vince Gill, Willie Nelson, the Oak Ridge Boys, Hank Williams, Jr., and Lee Ann Womack.

The Australian avante-garde group release a fourth album of inventive and diverse dance-punk merged with an indie-pop sound.

The Brooklyn-based hip-hop legends return with their eighth studio album.

The Seattle indie-folk outfit return with the harmonious follow-up to their debut.

The legendary singer, and bewitching front-woman for Fleetwood Mac, collaborates with Eurythmic’s Dave Stewart and Glen Ballard for her first solo album release in over a decade.

The Australian artist releases his first solo album since leaving the Bad Seeds.

The Scottish rock band's second album was produced by Gil Norton.

The third album for the Washington-state native features a variety of influences, ranging from 1950's songs to the TV series Twin Peaks.

The Super Furry Animals Welsh musician's third solo album, full of influences -- ranging from Latin to lounge music -- is both inventive and mellow.