List of 2010 albums

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The following is a list of music albums, EPs, and mixtapes released during 2010. These are notable albums, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

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First quarter[]

January[]

List of albums released in January 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
January
1 		Kesha Animal Electropop, dance-pop RCA, Kemosabe [1]
January
5 		The Dear & Departed Chapters Rock Equal Vision [2]
Kanye West VH1 Storytellers Hip hop, R&B Roc-A-Fella, Def Jam [3]
Katharine McPhee Unbroken Pop Resource Music Entertainment [4]
January
11 		Adam Green Minor Love Anti-folk, garage rock Rough Trade [5]
Delphic Acolyte Alternative dance Polydor, Dangerbird, Modular [6]
Vampire Weekend Contra Indie rock, worldbeat XL [7]
You Me at Six Hold Me Down Alternative rock, pop punk Virgin [8]
January
12 		The Bouncing Souls Ghosts on the Boardwalk Punk rock Chunksaah [9]
Kate Maki Two Song Wedding Folk Confusion Unlimited [10]
OK Go Of the Blue Colour of the Sky Alternative rock, power pop Capitol, EMI [11]
Owen Pallett Heartland Indie rock Domino [12]
Ringo Starr Y Not Rock Hip-O, UMe [13]
Woodpigeon Die Stadt Muzikanten Indie rock Boompa, End of the Road [14]
January
13 		Lostprophets The Betrayed Alternative metal, alternative rock Visible Noise [15]
January
15 		Spoon Transference Indie rock Merge [16]
January
18 		These New Puritans Hidden Art rock Angular, Domino [17]
January
19 		Eels End Times Rock Vagrant, E Works [18]
Motion City Soundtrack My Dinosaur Life Emo, Pop punk Columbia [19]
RJD2 The Colossus Hip hop, electronica, alternative rock RJ's Electrical Connections [20]
Surfer Blood Astro Coast Indie rock Kanine [21]
January
20 		Corinne Bailey Rae The Sea Soul, R&B, pop rock Virgin [22]
Joel Alme Waiting for the Bells Indie rock Razzia [23]
January
22 		Suicide Commando Implements of Hell Industrial Metropolis [24]
January
25 		Four Tet There Is Love in You Folktronica Domino [25]
Jaga Jazzist One-Armed Bandit Post-rock, progressive rock, jazz fusion Ninja Tune [26]
January
26 		Alesana The Emptiness Post-hardcore Fearless [27]
Barry Manilow The Greatest Love Songs of All Time Pop Arista [28]
Basia Bulat Heart of My Own Folk Secret City [29]
Beach House Teen Dream Indie rock Sub Pop, Bella Union [30]
Day of Fire Losing All Post-grunge Razor & Tie [31]
Fozzy Chasing the Grail Heavy metal Riot! [32]
Evacuate Chicago Veracity Metalcore, alternative rock, experimental rock Rock Ridge Music [33]
Lady Antebellum Need You Now Country Capitol Nashville [34]
Living Sacrifice The Infinite Order Groove metal, metalcore Solid State [35]
Locksley Be In Love Feature Records [36]
Los Campesinos! Romance Is Boring Indie rock Wichita, Arts & Crafts [37]
The Magnetic Fields Realism Indie rock Nonesuch [38]
Number One Gun To the Secrets and Knowledge Christian rock Tooth & Nail [39]
The Wonder Years The Upsides Pop punk No Sleep [40]
Woodhands Remorsecapade Electronic Paper Bag [41]
January
28 		Hot Chip One Life Stand Alternative dance, synth-pop, indietronica Parlophone [42]
January
29 		Groove Armada Black Light Electronica Cooking Vinyl [43]
Overkill Ironbound Thrash metal eOne Music, Nuclear Blast [44]

February[]

List of albums released in February 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
February
1 		Apparatjik We Are Here Alternative rock Meta Merge Un [45]
BT These Hopeful Machines Electronica Black Hole [46]
Kashmir Trespassers Columbia, Sony Music [47]
The Knife Tomorrow, in a Year Rabid [48]
Midlake The Courage of Others Folk rock Bella Union [49]
February
2 		Butch Walker I Liked It Better When You Had No Heart Alternative rock, pop rock One Haven Music [50]
Disco Biscuits Planet Anthem [51]
Dommin Love Is Gone [52]
Lil Wayne Rebirth Rap rock [53]
Nick Jonas & the Administration Who I Am Blues rock, R&B, blue-eyed soul Hollywood [54]
Rob Zombie Hellbilly Deluxe 2 [55]
The Soft Pack The Soft Pack [56]
Through the Eyes of the Dead Skepsis Deathcore Prosthetic [57]
February
5 		Fear Factory Mechanize Industrial metal Candlelight, AFM [58]
Sade Soldier of Love Pop-soul Epic [59]
February
8 		Fair Disappearing World Tooth & Nail [60]
HIM Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice Alternative rock Sire [61]
Look What I Did Atlas Drugged Modernist Movement Recordings [62]
Massive Attack Heligoland Electronica Virgin [63]
Ov Hell The Underworld Regime Black metal Indie, Prosthetic [64]
Yeasayer Odd Blood Experimental rock Secretly Canadian [65]
February
9 		DJ Kay Slay More Than Just a DJ Hip hop eOne [66]
Fireflight For Those Who Wait Christian rock Flicker [67]
Jaheim Another Round R&B, soul Atlantic [68]
Josh Turner Haywire Country MCA Nashville [69]
TobyMac Tonight Christian rock ForeFront [70]
February
12 		Angels & Airwaves Love Alternative rock Geffen [71]
February
15 		Field Music Field Music (Measure) Indie rock Memphis Industries [72]
Lightspeed Champion Life Is Sweet! Nice to Meet You Folk Domino [73]
Marina and the Diamonds The Family Jewels Indie pop 679, Atlantic [74]
February
16 		Juliana Hatfield Peace and Love Indie rock Ye Olde Records [75]
Smoking Popes It's Been A Long Day Asian Man [76]
The Souljazz Orchestra Rising Sun Afrobeats Strut [77]
Story of the Year The Constant Pop punk, post-hardcore Epitaph [78]
February
17 		Finntroll Nifelvind [79]
Two Door Cinema Club Tourist History Indie rock [80]
February
22 		Autechre Oversteps IDM [81]
The Courteeners Falcon Indie rock [82]
Elephant9 Walk the Nile Rune Grammofon [83]
February
23 		Alkaline Trio This Addiction Punk rock [84]
Electric President The Violent Blue Electronic [85]
Holly Miranda The Magician's Private Library Indie rock [86]
Joanna Newsom Have One on Me [87]
Johnny Cash American VI: Ain't No Grave Americana [88]
Newworldson Newworldson [89]
Quasi American Gong Indie rock Kill Rock Stars [90]
The Rocket Summer Of Men and Angels Pop rock [91]
Shearwater The Golden Archipelago Indie rock [92]
Shout Out Louds Work Indie rock [93]
Starfield The Saving One [94]
Zeus Say Us Alternative, indie [95]
February
24 		Dark Tranquillity We Are the Void Heavy metal [96]
van Canto Tribe of Force A cappella, heavy metal [97]
February
26 		Oomph! Truth or Dare Neue Deutsche Härte, industrial [98]

March[]

List of albums released in March 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
March
1 		Frightened Rabbit The Winter of Mixed Drinks Indie rock FatCat [99]
March
2 		DJ Khaled Victory Hip hop [100]
Jaguar Love Hologram Jams [101]
Lifehouse Smoke & Mirrors Alternative rock Geffen [102]
Meredith Andrews As Long as It Takes Contemporary Christian [103]
Portugal. The Man American Ghetto [104]
Rogue Wave Permalight Indie rock [105]
Satellites & Sirens Satellites & Sirens Christian rock [106]
Shooter Jennings and Hierophant Black Ribbons [107]
Various artists WOW Worship: Purple Worship [108]
March
3 		Gorillaz Plastic Beach Hip hop [109]
March
5 		Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Beat the Devil's Tattoo Alternative rock Vagrant [110]
Boyzone Brother Pop [111]
Jimi Hendrix Valleys of Neptune Rock [112]
Sugababes Sweet 7 [113]
March
8 		Airbourne No Guts. No Glory. Hard rock Roadrunner [114]
Amy Macdonald A Curious Thing [115]
Goldheart Assembly Wolves and Thieves [116]
March
9 		Adie Just You and Me Contemporary Christian BEC Recordings [117]
Before Their Eyes Untouchable [118]
The Besnard Lakes The Besnard Lakes Are the Roaring Night Indie rock Jagjaguwar, Outside Music [119]
The Bled Heat Fetish Hardcore, mathcore Rise [120]
Broken Bells Broken Bells Indie rock Columbia [121]
Chasen That Was Then, This Is Now Christian rock [122]
Demon Hunter The World Is a Thorn Metalcore, nu metal, groove metal Solid State [123]
Four Year Strong Enemy of the World Decaydance, Universal Motown [124]
Gary Allan Get Off on the Pain Country MCA Nashville [125]
Kidz in the Hall Land of Make Believe Hip hop [126]
Liars Sisterworld Mute [127]
Ludacris Battle of the Sexes Hip hop Disturbing tha Peace, Def Jam [128]
Sanctus Real Pieces of a Real Heart Christian rock Sparrow [129]
Selena La Leyenda Latin pop Capitol Latin, EMI, Q-Productions [130]
Serj Tankian Elect the Dead Symphony Reprise, Warner Bros., Serjical Strike [131]
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists The Brutalist Bricks Art punk, punk rock, indie rock Matador [132]
Violent Soho Violent Soho Alternative rock Ecstatic Peace! [133]
March
11 		Various artists Passion: Awakening Worship sixsteps [134]
March
14 		Scorpions Sting in the Tail [135]
March
15 		Katatonia The Longest Year [136]
March
16 		Armored Saint La Raza Heavy metal [137]
The Audition Great Danger [138]
Drive-By Truckers The Big To-Do Alternative country [139]
Fireball Ministry Fireball Ministry Heavy metal Restricted Release [140]
Flobots Survival Story Alternative rock [141]
From First to Last Throne to the Wolves Post-hardcore Rise [142]
Jessica Harp A Woman Needs Country Warner Bros. Nashville [143]
Julieta Venegas Otra Cosa Latin pop [144]
Neon Trees Habits Alternative rock [145]
Raintime Psychromatic [146]
The Whigs In the Dark Indie rock [147]
Wrench in the Works Decrease/Increase [148]
March
17 		Poets of the Fall Twilight Theater Alternative rock [149]
She & Him Volume Two Indie pop [150]
Swollen Members Greatest Hits: Ten Years of Turmoil [151]
March
19 		Goldfrapp Head First Synth-pop, Italo disco Mute [152]
Justin Bieber My World 2.0 Pop [153]
Monica Still Standing R&B, soul J [154]
March
22 		The Dillinger Escape Plan Option Paralysis Mathcore Season of Mist [155]
Laura Marling I Speak Because I Can Folk [156]
Triptykon Eparistera Daimones Extreme metal, doom metal, death metal Prowling Death, Century Media [157]
March
23 		Barenaked Ladies All in Good Time Alternative rock [158]
Belinda Carpe Diem Electropop [159]
The Bird and the Bee Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates Indie pop, electronic Blue Note [160]
Brotha Lynch Hung Dinner and a Movie [161]
Queens Club Young Giant Alternative rock [162]
Robbie Seay Band Miracle Worship [163]
Sleeping with Sirens With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear Post-hardcore Rise [164]
The Weakerthans Live at the Burton Cummings Theatre Indie rock [165]
March
26 		Madonna Sticky & Sweet Tour [166]
Usher Raymond v. Raymond R&B, pop, hip hop LaFace, Jive [167]
March
29 		Craig David Signed Sealed Delivered [168]
Das Racist Shut Up, Dude [169]
Hybrid Disappear Here Trip hop, breakbeat, electronica Distinct'ive Breaks [170]
Lower Than Atlantis Far Q Melodic hardcore, post-hardcore, punk rock A Wolf at Your Door [171]
March
30 		Amy Grant Somewhere Down the Road Contemporary Christian [172]
Charmaine Love Reality Christian electronic dance music [173]
Erykah Badu New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh) Neo soul [174]
Manafest The Chase [175]
Paper Tongues Paper Tongues Rock [176]
Sho Baraka Lions and Liars Christian hip hop [177]
March
31 		Jónsi Go Post-rock, baroque pop XL, Parlophone [178]
Slash Slash Hard rock, heavy metal EMI, Universal, Roadrunner [179]

Second quarter[]

April[]

List of albums released in April 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
April
3 		Avantasia Angel of Babylon Power metal, symphonic metal Nuclear Blast, Fearless, Bodog [180]
Avantasia The Wicked Symphony Heavy metal, power metal, symphonic metal Nuclear Blast [181]
April
5 		Darkthrone Circle the Wagons Crust punk, heavy metal, black metal Peaceville [182]
David Byrne & Fatboy Slim Here Lies Love Alternative rock Todomundo, Nonesuch [183]
GBH Perfume and Piss Hardcore punk, street punk, punk rock Hellcat [184]
April
6 		Bobby McFerrin Vocabularies Jazz EmArcy [185]
Cary Brothers Under Control Indie rock Procrastination Records [186]
The Classic Crime Vagabonds Alternative rock Tooth & Nail [187]
Dave Barnes What We Want, What We Get CCM, pop, Christian rock Razor & Tie [188]
Dr. Dog Shame, Shame Psychedelic rock, indie rock Anti-
Murder by Death Good Morning, Magpie Indie Vagrant [189]
Secret and Whisper Teenage Fantasy Post-hardcore, emo, experimental Tooth & Nail [190]
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings I Learned the Hard Way Soul, funk Daptone [191]
Tunng ...And Then We Saw Land Folktronica [192]
Upon a Burning Body The World Is Ours Deathcore Sumerian [193]
April
7 		Engel Threnody Melodic death metal, industrial metal Avex Group, Trooper Entertainment, Season of Mist [194]
April
9 		Gyroscope Cohesion Alternative rock Island [195]
Natalie Merchant Leave Your Sleep Folk Nonesuch [196]
Plan B The Defamation of Strickland Banks Soul, R&B, hip hop 679, Asylum [197]
April
13 		Amber Pacific Virtues Pop punk Victory [198]
Bleeding Through Bleeding Through Metalcore Rise, Roadrunner [199]
Cancer Bats Bears, Mayors, Scraps & Bones Hardcore punk, metalcore, sludge metal Distort [200]
Coheed and Cambria Year of the Black Rainbow Progressive rock Columbia, Roadrunner [201]
Foxy Shazam Foxy Shazam Glam rock Sire [202]
MGMT Congratulations Psychedelic pop, psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia Columbia [203]
War of Ages Eternal Metalcore Facedown [204]
April
14 		Saori@destiny World Wild 2010 J-pop, electropop, electro D-topia, Victor, Avex-I [205]
April
16 		Eisbrecher Eiszeit Neue Deutsche Härte AFM, Metropolis [206]
Terje Rypdal Crime Scene Jazz ECM [207]
April
19 		Eivind Aarset & the Sonic Codex Orchestra Live Extracts Nu jazz ECM [208]
John Grant Queen of Denmark Indie folk, soft rock Bella Union [209]
Kate Nash My Best Friend Is You Indie pop, indie rock Geffen, Fiction [210]
Meat Loaf Hang Cool Teddy Bear Hard rock Mercury, Loud & Proud [211]
April
20 		The Apples in Stereo Travellers in Space and Time Indie rock Simian, Elephant 6, Yep Roc [212]
Circa Survive Blue Sky Noise Rock Atlantic [213]
Cypress Hill Rise Up Hip hop, rap rock Priority [214]
Kayo Dot Coyote Experimental music Hydra Head [215]
Kottonmouth Kings Long Live The Kings Rap rock, hip hop, punk rock Suburban Noize [216]
Ozomatli Fire Away Funk, jazz, rock Downtown, Mercer Street Records [217]
Ratt Infestation Heavy metal, hard rock, glam metal Loud & Proud, Roadrunner [218]
Sevendust Cold Day Memory Alternative metal Asylum [219]
Sick of It All Based on a True Story Hardcore punk, crossover thrash Century Media [220]
Superchick Reinvention Christian rock Inpop [221]
April
23 		Hole Nobody's Daughter Alternative rock Mercury [222]
April
26 		Bullet for My Valentine Fever Metalcore, hard rock Sony Music, Jive [223]
The Futureheads The Chaos Punk rock, indie rock Nul [224]
April
27 		B.o.B B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray Hip hop, rock, pop Grand Hustle, Rebel Rock, Atlantic [225]
Gogol Bordello Trans-Continental Hustle Gypsy punk American Recordings [226]
Jo Dee Messina Unmistakable: Love Country Curb [227]
Something Corporate Played in Space: The Best of Something Corporate Alternative rock, pop punk Geffen [228]
April
30 		Diana Vickers Songs from the Tainted Cherry Tree Dance-pop, folktronica, electropop [229]

May[]

List of albums released in May 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
May
1 		Homens da Luta A Cantiga É Uma Arma Casa do Fumo [230]
May
4 		Broken Social Scene Forgiveness Rock Record Indie rock [231]
Court Yard Hounds Court Yard Hounds [232]
Deftones Diamond Eyes Alternative metal [233]
f(x) Nu ABO [234]
Godsmack The Oracle Heavy metal, hard rock [235]
The Hold Steady Heaven Is Whenever Indie rock [236]
The Letter Black Hanging On by a Thread Christian rock [237]
MercyMe The Generous Mr. Lovewell [238]
Minus the Bear Omni [239]
The New Pornographers Together Indie rock, power pop [240]
Nonpoint Miracle Alternative metal [241]
Toni Braxton Pulse R&B [242]
Tonic Tonic Rock [243]
May
7 		Charice Charice Pop [244]
Exodus Exhibit B: The Human Condition Thrash metal [245]
Lena My Cassette Player Pop [246]
Sandy Manuscrito Pop, folk Universal [247]
May
10 		Foals Total Life Forever Indie rock Transgressive, Sub Pop [248]
Keane Night Train Alternative rock Island, Cherrytree, Interscope [249]
The National High Violet Indie rock, post-punk revival 4AD [250]
We Are the Fallen Tear the World Down Alternative metal, gothic metal Universal Republic [251]
Zaz Zaz Pop, jazz, blues Play On, Sony Music [252]
May
11 		As I Lay Dying The Powerless Rise Metalcore Metal Blade [253]
The Dead Weather Sea of Cowards Rock Warner Bros., Third Man [254]
Japandroids No Singles Garage rock, noise rock Polyvinyl [255]
Lost Dogs Old Angel Blues rock, roots music Fools of the World, Stunt [256]
Open Mike Eagle Unapologetic Art Rap Hip hop Mush [257]
Tenth Avenue North The Light Meets the Dark Contemporary Christian Reunion [258]
May
13 		Super Junior Bonamana K-pop, R&B, dance [259]
May
14 		Kelis Flesh Tone [260]
May
16 		Faithless The Dance [261]
May
17 		LCD Soundsystem This Is Happening Dance-punk [262]
Wintersleep New Inheritors Indie rock [263]
May
18 		Bad Religion 30 Years Live Punk rock [264]
Band of Horses Infinite Arms Indie rock [265]
The Black Keys Brothers Blues rock, garage rock [266]
Jamie Lidell Compass Soul [267]
Janelle Monáe The ArchAndroid Alternative R&B, psychedelic pop, psychedelic soul [268]
Jay Chou The Era [269]
Jimmy Needham Nightlights Contemporary Christian [270]
Mickie James Strangers & Angels Country [271]
May
19 		22-20s Shake/Shiver/Moan Rock [272]
May
21 		Apparatjik 4 Can Keep a Secret If 3 of Them Are Dead [273]
Pendulum Immersion Electronica Warner Music UK, Earstorm, Atlantic [274]
Stone Temple Pilots Stone Temple Pilots Alternative rock, hard rock Atlantic [275]
Tame Impala Innerspeaker Psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia Modular [276]
Y&T Facemelter Hard rock, heavy metal Frontiers [277]
May
24 		Katie Melua The House Pop, jazz, progressive rock Dramatico [278]
Rolo Tomassi Cosmology Mathcore Hassle [279]
Sleigh Bells Treats Noise pop [280]
Villagers Becoming a Jackal Domino [281]
May
31 		The Divine Comedy Bang Goes the Knighthood Orchestral pop, art pop Divine Comedy [282]

June[]

List of albums released in June 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
June
1 		Clay Aiken Tried and True Pop Decca [283]
Hawthorne Heights Skeletons Post-hardcore, emo, alternative rock Wind-up [284]
Jack Johnson To the Sea Folk rock, soft rock Brushfire, Universal Republic [285]
June
4 		Christina Aguilera Bionic Electropop, futurepop, R&B RCA [286]
June
7 		Morcheeba Blood Like Lemonade Electronica PIAS [287]
June
8 		Attack Attack! Attack Attack! Metalcore Rise [288]
Blitzen Trapper Destroyer of the Void Alternative country Sub Pop [289]
Dierks Bentley Up on the Ridge Country, bluegrass Capitol Nashville [290]
Tokyo Police Club Champ Indie rock, alternative rock, heartland rock Mom + Pop Music [291]
The Young Veins Take a Vacation! Rock, garage rock, psychedelic rock One Haven Music [292]
June
11 		Kevin Rudolf To the Sky Pop rock, rap rock [293]
Monrose Ladylike Pop, electropop [294]
Ozzy Osbourne Scream Heavy metal [295]
June
14 		The Chemical Brothers Further Electronic [296]
Uffie Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans Synth-pop, electronica, hip hop [297]
We Are Scientists Barbara Indie rock, post-punk revival [298]
June
15 		Cowboy Junkies Renmin Park Alternative country Latent [299]
Dirty Circus Alive and Well Hip hop URBNET [300]
Drake Thank Me Later Hip hop, R&B, pop-rap Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown [301]
Pigeon Hole Age Like Astronauts URBNET [302]
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Mojo Heartland rock, blues rock Reprise [303]
June
18 		The Amity Affliction Youngbloods Post-hardcore Boomtown [304]
Eminem Recovery Hip hop Aftermath, Shady, Interscope [305]
Miley Cyrus Can't Be Tamed Dance-pop Hollywood [306]
Sia We Are Born Pop Monkey Puzzle, RCA [307]
June
22 		Cyndi Lauper Memphis Blues Memphis blues [308]
Front Line Assembly Improvised Electronic Device Electro-industrial, industrial metal, industrial rock Metropolis, Dependent [309]
Oneohtrix Point Never Returnal Ambient, noise, kosmische [310]
The Roots How I Got Over Alternative hip hop [311]
Trillionaire$ By Hook or by Crook Hip hop [312]
VersaEmerge Fixed at Zero Alternative rock, experimental rock [313]
June
25 		The Cat Empire Cinema Alternative rock, jazz, ska EMI [314]
June
28 		Scissor Sisters Night Work Glam rock [315]
June
29 		3OH!3 Streets of Gold crunkcore [316]
Haste the Day Attack of the Wolf King Metalcore Solid State [317]
Wolf Parade Expo 86 Indie rock [318]

Third quarter[]

July[]

List of albums released in July 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
July
2 		Kylie Minogue Aphrodite Dance-pop, disco [319]
Soilwork The Panic Broadcast [320]
July
5 		Enrique Iglesias Euphoria [321]
I Am Kloot Sky at Night Shepherd Moon LLP [322]
Mystery Jets Serotonin Indie rock [323]
July
6 		Brandon Boyd The Wild Trapeze Alternative rock [324]
July
9 		In This Moment A Star-Crossed Wasteland Metalcore, alternative metal, nu metal [325]
July
11 		Crowded House Intriguer Rock, alternative rock [326]
July
12 		Andrea Bocelli Carmen: Duets & Arias Opera, classical Decca, Universal [327]
Norma Jean Meridional Metalcore Razor & Tie [328]
Young Guns All Our Kings Are Dead Alternative rock [329]
July
13 		Capone-N-Noreaga The War Report 2: Report the War East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, gangsta rap [330]
Hellyeah Stampede Heavy metal, groove metal [331]
Korn Korn III: Remember Who You Are [332]
Mack 10 & Glasses Malone Money Muzik West Coast hip hop [333]
Paul Wall Heart of a Champion Hip hop [334]
Stat Quo Statlanta Hip hop [335]
Sun Kil Moon Admiral Fell Promises Folk rock Caldo Verde [336]
July
20 		Black Veil Brides We Stitch These Wounds Post-hardcore, metalcore, alternative rock [337]
Rick Ross Teflon Don Hip hop Maybach Music Group, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam [338]
July
27 		Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare Heavy metal, hard rock Warner Bros. [339]
Dru Hill InDRUpendence Day R&B, soul Kedar Entertainment Group [340]
Miniature Tigers Fortress Indie rock, alternative rock [341]
July
29 		Blind Guardian At the Edge of Time Power metal, progressive metal, symphonic metal [342]
July
30 		Bliss n Eso Running on Air Hip hop Illusive Sounds, Liberation Music [343]

August[]

List of albums released in August 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
August
2 		Arcade Fire The Suburbs Indie rock, art rock, baroque pop Merge, City Slang, Mercury [344]
Opshop Until the End of Time Rock Rhythmethod [345]
August
3 		Buckcherry All Night Long Hard rock Eleven Seven Music, Atlantic [346]
Secondhand Serenade Hear Me Now Alternative rock, pop rock, emo pop Glassnote [347]
Wavves King of the Beach Indie rock, psychedelic pop, pop punk Fat Possum [348]
August
10 		Black Label Society Order of the Black Heavy metal E1 Music, Roadrunner, Riot Entertainment [349]
Brother Clyde Brother Clyde Alternative rock Fontana, Buena Vista [350]
Mike Posner 31 Minutes to Takeoff Pop, R&B, synth-pop J [351]
August
11 		Angra Aqua Progressive metal, power metal [352]
August
12 		Wang Leehom The 18 Martial Arts Mandopop [353]
August
13 		Iron Maiden The Final Frontier Heavy metal [354]
Jolin Tsai Myself Pop [355]
August
16 		The Hoosiers The Illusion of Safety Pop rock, indie pop, indie rock [356]
Darin Lovekiller Pop [357]
The Saturdays Headlines! Electropop, pop [358]
August
17 		American Hi-Fi Fight the Frequency Pop punk, alternative rock RED [359]
Brian Wilson Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin Traditional pop Walt Disney [360]
Eels Tomorrow Morning Rock E Works, Vagrant [361]
John Mellencamp No Better Than This Americana, country blues, heartland rock Rounder [362]
Miss May I Monument Metalcore Rise [363]
Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise Folk, folk rock RCA, Stone Dwarf, RED [364]
August
20 		Accept Blood of the Nations Heavy metal, speed metal Nuclear Blast [365]
Apocalyptica 7th Symphony Hard rock [366]
August
23 		Klaxons Surfing the Void Indie rock, electronic rock, noise rock [367]
August
24 		Fantasia Back to Me R&B, soul [368]
Ion Dissonance Cursed Century Media [369]
Katy Perry Teenage Dream Pop, dance-pop [370]
Malevolent Creation Invidious Dominion Death metal Nuclear Blast [371]
Never Shout Never Harmony Acoustic [372]
August
27 		Hurts Happiness Synth-pop [373]
The Pretty Reckless Light Me Up Alternative rock [374]
August
28 		Goo Goo Dolls Something for the Rest of Us Alternative rock, soft rock [375]
August
30 		Kano Method to the Maadness [376]
August
31 		Atom Smash Love Is in the Missile [377]
Disturbed Asylum Heavy metal, alternative metal, hard rock [378]
Film School Fission [379]
Luke Doucet Steel City Trawler Indie rock, country [380]
Murderdolls Women and Children Last Heavy metal, horror punk [381]
Papa Roach Time for Annihilation: On the Record & On the Road Hard rock, alternative rock, alternative metal [382]
Tarja What Lies Beneath Symphonic metal [383]

September[]

List of albums released in September 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
September
2 		Underworld Barking Techno Cooking Vinyl [384]
September
3 		Brandon Flowers Flamingo Soft rock, country pop, synth-pop Island [385]
Death Angel Relentless Retribution Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [386]
Imelda May Mayhem Rockabilly Decca [387]
Oceansize Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up Progressive rock Superball Music [388]
September
6 		Bilal Airtight's Revenge Neo soul Plug Research, RED Distribution [389]
September
7 		Anberlin Dark Is the Way, Light Is a Place Alternative rock Universal Republic [390]
Helmet Seeing Eye Dog Alternative metal Work Song [391]
Interpol Interpol Indie rock, post-punk revival Matador, Soft Limit [392]
JoJo Can't Take That Away from Me R&B, pop [393]
Sara Bareilles Kaleidoscope Heart Pop, soul Epic [394]
Stone Sour Audio Secrecy Alternative metal, post-grunge, hard rock Roadrunner [395]
Tera Melos Patagonian Rats [396]
September
8 		Linkin Park A Thousand Suns Alternative rock Warner Bros., Machine Shop [397]
Röyksopp Senior Downtempo, ambient, trip hop Wall of Sound [398]
September
10 		The Script Science & Faith Alternative rock RCA [399]
Weezer Hurley Alternative rock, power pop Epitaph [400]
September
13 		DragonForce Twilight Dementia Power metal, speed metal Roadrunner, Spinefarm [401]
Grinderman Grinderman 2 Alternative rock, noise rock Mute [402]
Phil Collins Going Back Pop, soul, R&B Atlantic [403]
September
14 		Amusement Parks on Fire Road Eyes [404]
Das Racist Sit Down, Man Hip hop Greedhead, Mishka NYC, Mad Decent [405]
Kendrick Lamar Overly Dedicated Hip hop Top Dawg [406]
The Murdocks Distortionist Rock [407]
of Montreal False Priest Psychedelic pop, dance pop, R&B Polyvinyl [408]
Superchunk Majesty Shredding Alternative rock, indie rock, punk rock Merge [409]
Thriving Ivory Through Yourself & Back Again Indie rock, pop rock Wind-up [410]
Trey Songz Passion, Pain & Pleasure R&B Songbook, Atlantic [411]
The Walkmen Lisbon Indie rock, garage rock revival, post-punk revival Fat Possum, Bella Union [412]
September
15 		Maroon 5 Hands All Over Pop A&M Octone [413]
September
20 		Black Country Communion Black Country Communion Hard rock, blues rock Mascot, J&R Adventures [414]
Manic Street Preachers Postcards from a Young Man Alternative rock, power pop Columbia [415]
September
21 		Emm Gryner Gem and I Pop Dead Daisy Records, Second Motion [416]
John Legend and The Roots Wake Up! R&B, soul, funk G.O.O.D. Music, Columbia [417]
Matt Costa Mobile Chateau Indie rock Brushfire [418]
My Darkest Days My Darkest Days Hard rock, post-grunge 604 [419]
Paula Cole Ithaca Rock Decca [420]
Selena Gomez & the Scene A Year Without Rain Dance-pop, synth-pop Hollywood [421]
Serj Tankian Imperfect Harmonies Art rock, symphonic rock, progressive rock Reprise, Serjical Strike [422]
Torche Songs for Singles Sludge metal Hydra Head [423]
September
22 		Dimmu Borgir Abrahadabra Symphonic black metal Nuclear Blast [424]
KT Tunstall Tiger Suit Alternative rock, pop rock Relentless [425]
September
23 		White Denim Last Day of Summer Indie rock, psychedelic rock Downtown [426]
September
24 		Ana Popović An evening at Trasimeno Lake Electric blues, blues rock, jazz ArtisteXclusive records [427]
Gordon Haskell One Day Soon [428]
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. Record Collection Alternative hip hop, synth-pop, EDM Allido, RCA, Columbia [429]
September
27 		Enslaved Axioma Ethica Odini Progressive metal, black metal, Viking metal Indie, Nuclear Blast [430]
Infernal Fall from Grace Dance-pop, pop, trance [431]
Killing Joke Absolute Dissent Industrial rock, post-punk, industrial metal Spinefarm, Universal [432]
September
28 		Bad Religion The Dissent of Man Punk rock Epitaph [433]
Ben Folds and Nick Hornby Lonely Avenue Alternative rock Nonesuch [434]
Deerhunter Halcyon Digest Psychedelic pop, dream pop, indie pop 4AD [435]
Electric Six Zodiac Indie rock, electronic rock Metropolis [436]
Ice Cube I Am the West West Coast hip hop Lench Mob, EMI, Caroline [437]
Jimmy Eat World Invented Alternative rock, power pop, emo Interscope [438]
Mushroomhead Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children Alternative metal Megaforce [439]
No Age Everything in Between Art punk, noise rock, experimental rock Sub Pop [440]
October Tide A Thin Shell Death-doom Candlelight [441]

Fourth quarter[]

October[]

List of albums released in October 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
October
1 		Tinie Tempah Disc-Overy Hip hop Parlophone [442]
October
4 		Bring Me the Horizon There Is a Hell Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven Let's Keep It a Secret. Metalcore Epitaph [443]
Bruno Mars Doo-Wops & Hooligans R&B, pop Atlantic, Elektra [444]
October
5 		Air Dubai Wonder Age Alternative rock [445]
Chiodos Illuminaudio Post-hardcore Equal Vision [446]
David Archuleta The Other Side of Down Pop Jive, 19 [447]
Emily Osment Fight or Flight Electropop Wind-up [448]
Faith Evans Something About Faith R&B Prolific, E1 [449]
Finger Eleven Life Turns Electric Alternative rock Wind-up [450]
Fistful of Mercy As I Call You Down Blues, folk rock HOT Records [451]
Guster Easy Wonderful Alternative rock, indie rock Aware, Universal Republic [452]
Joe Satriani Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards Instrumental rock, progressive rock Epic [453]
October
8 		Alter Bridge AB III Alternative metal Roadrunner [454]
The Audreys Sometimes the Stars ABC Music [455]
Robbie Williams In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990–2010 Pop rock [456]
October
11 		Belle and Sebastian Belle and Sebastian Write About Love Indie pop Rough Trade [457]
Steve Lukather All's Well That Ends Well Rock Mascot [458]
October
12 		Far East Movement Free Wired Dance, pop-rap, electropop Cherrytree, Interscope [459]
Gay for Johnny Depp Sex Vid Singles Club [460]
Gram Rabbit Miracles & Metaphors Indie rock, space rock, electropop Cobraside, Royal Order [461]
Motionless in White Creatures Metalcore, gothic metal, post-hardcore Fearless [462]
Trapt No Apologies Alternative metal Eleven Seven [463]
Valencia Dancing with a Ghost Alternative rock, pop punk I Surrender [464]
October
15 		Kings of Leon Come Around Sundown Alternative rock RCA [465]
Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana) Hannah Montana Forever Pop, teen pop, pop rock Walt Disney [466]
October
18 		Huey Lewis and the News Soulsville Soul W.O.W. Records [467]
October
19 		Allstar Weekend Suddenly Yours Pop rock Hollywood [468]
Bad Books Bad Books Indie rock Favorite Gentlemen, Razor & Tie [469]
Bo Burnham Words Words Words Comedy Comedy Central [470]
Brian Eno (with Leo Abrahams and Jon Hopkins) Small Craft on a Milk Sea Electronic, ambient, experimental rock Warp [471]
Dag Arnesen Norwegian Song 3 Jazz Losen [472]
Elton John and Leon Russell The Union Rock Decca [473]
Jim Bryson and The Weakerthans The Falcon Lake Incident Indie rock Kelp, MapleMusic [474]
Shakira Sale el Sol Latin pop [475]
October
22 		Joe McElderry Wide Awake Pop, dance-pop, teen pop Syco Music [476]
October
25 		Anika Anika Dub, electronic, pop Invada Records, Stones Throw [477]
Belanova Sueño Electro I Pop Universal Music Group [478]
Monster Magnet Mastermind Stoner rock Napalm [479]
Star One Victims of the Modern Age Progressive metal, space rock InsideOut [480]
Taylor Swift Speak Now Country pop, pop rock Big Machine [481]
October
26 		Young the Giant Young the Giant Alternative rock, indie rock Roadrunner [482]
October
27 		Good Charlotte Cardiology Pop punk, alternative rock Capitol [483]
October
29 		Cheryl Cole Messy Little Raindrops R&B, dance-pop Fascination, Polydor [484]
Devlin Bud, Sweat and Beers British hip hop, grime Island, Universal [485]
October
31 		Alexisonfire Dog's Blood Post-hardcore, hardcore punk Dine Alone [486]
Helloween 7 Sinners SPV/Steamhammer, Spinefarm [487]

November[]

List of albums released in November 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
November
1 		Cradle of Filth Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa Extreme metal [488]
Jamiroquai Rock Dust Light Star R&B, dance-pop Universal, Mercury [489]
November
2 		Escape the Fate Escape the Fate Post-hardcore, metalcore Interscope [490]
Jason Aldean My Kinda Party Country Broken Bow [491]
Mariah Carey Merry Christmas II You Christmas [492]
Pitbull Armando Hip hop [493]
November
5 		Jessica Mauboy Get 'Em Girls R&B Sony [494]
November
8 		Atheist Jupiter Technical death metal Season of Mist [495]
James Blunt Some Kind of Trouble Pop rock, folk rock Atlantic, Custard, Epic [496]
Nadine Insatiable R&B, pop [497]
November
9 		Brian Johnson Love Came Down - Live Acoustic Worship in the Studio Contemporary worship music [498]
Brokencyde Will Never Die Crunkcore BreakSilence [499]
CeeLo Green The Lady Killer Rhythm and blues Elektra [500]
Kid Cudi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager Alternative hip hop Dream On, GOOD, Universal Motown [501]
The Ocean Anthropocentric Post-metal, sludge metal, progressive metal Metal Blade [502]
Reba All the Women I Am Country Starstruck, Valory [503]
Underoath Ø (Disambiguation) Metalcore [504]
November
12 		Annie Lennox A Christmas Cornucopia Christmas, soul [505]
Nelly Furtado The Best of Nelly Furtado [506]
Pink Greatest Hits... So Far!!! Pop rock, R&B [507]
Rihanna Loud R&B, dance-pop Def Jam, SRP [508]
November
15 		A Day to Remember What Separates Me from You Post-hardcore, metalcore, pop punk Victory [509]
McFly Above the Noise Pop punk, electropop Island [510]
Take That Progress Pop rock, pop, electropop Polydor [511]
November
16 		Kid Rock Born Free Country, heartland rock, rock and roll Atlantic [512]
Stereolab Not Music Indie pop Duophonic, Drag City [513]
November
19 		JLS Outta This World R&B, pop, dance-pop Epic [514]
Kesha Cannibal Dance-pop, electropop [515]
Westlife Gravity Pop, dance-pop [516]
November
22 		Girls Broken Dreams Club Indie rock True Panther [517]
Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Hip hop Def Jam, Roc-A-Fella [518]
Lloyd Banks H.F.M. 2 (The Hunger for More 2) Hip hop G-Unit, EMI [519]
My Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys Alternative rock, punk rock Reprise [520]
Ne-Yo Libra Scale R&B, Europop Def Jam, Compound Entertainment [521]
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday Hip hop, R&B, pop Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown [522]
Robyn Body Talk Electropop, synth-pop Konichiwa [523]
Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds Rock, R&B, soul Modern Vintage Recordings [524]
November
24 		Utada Utada Hikaru Single Collection Vol. 2 R&B [525]
Utada Utada the Best R&B [526]
November
26 		Alesha Dixon The Entertainer R&B, hip hop Asylum [527]
Black Eyed Peas The Beginning Pop Interscope [528]
Duffy Endlessly Pop A&M [529]
Manowar Battle Hymns MMXI Power metal Magic Circle Music [530]
November
29 		Jazmine Sullivan Love Me Back R&B, hip hop soul J, Arista [531]
November
30 		Chrisette Michele Let Freedom Reign R&B Def Jam [532]
Flo Rida Only One Flo (Part 1) Hip hop, dance Atlantic, Poe Boy [533]
Soulja Boy The DeAndre Way Hip hop SOD, Collipark Music, Interscope [534]

December[]

List of albums released in December 2010
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
December
3 		Daft Punk Tron: Legacy Electronic Walt Disney [535]
December
6 		Deadmau5 4×4=12 Progressive house, electro house [536]
Mylène Farmer Bleu noir [537]
December
7 		Diane Birch The Velveteen Age Neo soul, pop, gospel S-Curve [538]
Hinder All American Nightmare Hard rock Universal Republic [539]
Natasha Bedingfield Strip Me Pop Epic, Phonogenic [540]
Plain White T's Wonders of the Younger Indie rock Hollywood [541]
T.I. No Mercy Hip hop Grand Hustle, Atlantic [542]
December
10 		Ciara Basic Instinct R&B [543]
Michael Jackson Michael R&B, pop, soul [544]
December
13 		Tokio Hotel Best Of Alternative rock [545]
December
14 		Crystal Bowersox Farmer's Daughter Folk rock, country Jive, 19 [546]
Diddy – Dirty Money Last Train to Paris Hip hop, house Bad Boy, Interscope [547]
R. Kelly Love Letter R&B, soul Jive [548]
December
15 		Mr. Big What If... Hard rock WHD Entertainment, Victor, Frontiers [549]
December
17 		Keri Hilson No Boys Allowed R&B [550]
LaViVe No Sleep Dance-pop Starwatch [551]
December
20 		Wire Red Barked Tree Post-punk, experimental rock Pink Flag [552]
December
21 		Duran Duran All You Need Is Now New wave, pop rock S-Curve [553]
Jamie Foxx Best Night of My Life R&B, hip hop J [554]
Keyshia Cole Calling All Hearts R&B, hip hop, soul Geffen, Interscope [555]
December
25 		Gorillaz The Fall Electronic, trip hop, lo-fi Parlophone, Virgin [556]
Klaxons Landmarks of Lunacy Alternative rock [557]

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