List of 2012 albums

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The following is a list of music albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2012. These are notable albums, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

For additional information for deaths of musicians and for links to other music lists, see 2012 in music.

First quarter[]

January[]

List of albums released in January 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
January
1 		Raekwon Unexpected Victory [1]
January
6 		Alcest Les Voyages de l'Âme Blackgaze, post-rock Prophecy Productions [2]
The Little Willies For the Good Times Country Milking Bull, Parlophone [3]
Rick Ross Rich Forever Hip hop Maybach, Def Jam, Warner Bros. [4]
January
9 		Enter Shikari A Flash Flood of Colour Electronicore, post-hardcore Ambush Reality [5]
The Maccabees Given to the Wild Indie rock Fiction, Polydor [6]
Todd Terje It's the Arps Olsen Records [7]
Trailer Trash Tracys Ester Domino, Double Six [8]
January
10 		The Babies Cry Along with the Babies Indie rock New Images [9]
Rae Spoon I Can't Keep All of Our Secrets Saved by Radio [10]
January
11 		The Big Pink Future This Electronic rock, indie rock, shoegazing 4AD [11]
January
12 		Waxahatchee American Weekend Indie folk, lo-fi, alternative country Don Giovanni [12]
January
14 		Schoolboy Q Habits & Contradictions West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap Top Dawg [13]
January
16 		Diagrams Black Light Full Time Hobby [14]
Pinch FabricLive.61 Electronic Fabric [15]
Tribes Baby Island [16]
January
17 		Attack Attack! This Means War Metalcore Rise [17]
Kathleen Edwards Voyageur Country, folk, rock MapleMusic [18]
Voodoo Glow Skulls Break the Spell Rock, punk, ska punk Smelvis Records [19]
January
18 		Nada Surf The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy Alternative rock Barsuk, City Slang [20]
January
20 		Aborted Global Flatline Death metal Century Media [21]
Anneke van Giersbergen Everything is Changing Alternative rock, pop rock Agua Recordings [22]
Biohazard Reborn in Defiance Hardcore punk, rapcore, groove metal Nuclear Blast [23]
January
23 		Deichkind Befehl von ganz unten Vertigo [24]
Lacuna Coil Dark Adrenaline Alternative metal, gothic metal Century Media [25]
January
24 		Cloud Nothings Attack on Memory Post-hardcore, noise rock, emo Carpark, Wichita [26]
Elizaveta Beatrix Runs Pop Universal Republic [27]
Foxy Shazam The Church of Rock and Roll Hard rock, glam rock I.R.S. [28]
John K. Samson Provincial Folk, indie Anti- [29]
Lamb of God Resolution Groove metal Epic, Roadrunner [30]
mind.in.a.box Revelations Electronic, EBM, futurepop Dreamweb Music, Metropolis [31]
Various artists Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International Rock, pop, folk Amnesty International distributed by Fontana [32]
January
27 		John Williamson The Big Red Country Warner Music Australasia [33]
Lana Del Rey Born to Die Baroque pop, sadcore, trip hop Interscope, Polydor [34]
Sean Paul Tomahawk Technique Dancehall, dance-pop, hip house Atlantic [35]
Tord Gustavsen Quartet The Well Jazz ECM [36]
January
29 		Die Antwoord Ten$ion Alternative hip hop, rave Zef Recordz [37]
January
30 		Pepe Deluxé Queen of the Wave Psychedelic rock, baroque pop, surf Asthmatic Kitty, Catskills [38]
Ringo Starr Ringo 2012 Rock and roll Hip-O, UMe [39]
January
31 		Aranda Stop the World Hard rock, post-grunge Wind-up [40]
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour Out of Frequency Psychedelic pop BMG [41]
Grimes Visions Synth-pop, dream pop, art pop 4AD, Arbutus
Imperial Teen Feel the Sound Pop rock, alternative rock Merge [42]
K'naan More Beautiful Than Silence Alternative hip hop A&M Octone [43]
Leonard Cohen Old Ideas Folk Columbia [44]
Lincoln Durham The Shovel vs. the Howling Bones Country blues, roots rock, blues Lincoln Durham, Rayburn Publishing [45]

February[]

List of albums released in February 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
February
1 		Swallow the Sun Emerald Forest and the Blackbird Death-doom, melodic death metal, progressive metal Spinefarm [46]
February
3 		Goldfrapp The Singles Electropop, synth-pop, electroclash Mute, Parlophone [47]
Hermitude HyperParadise Australian hip hop, electronica Elefant Traks [48]
Young Guns Bones Alternative rock, hard rock, alternative metal Live Forever, Wind-up, PIAS [49]
February
6 		Air Le voyage dans la lune Electronic, ambient Virgin [50]
Earth Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II Experimental rock, post-rock Southern Lord Records [51]
James Levy and the Blood Red Rose Pray to Be Free Heavenly [52]
Mark Lanegan Band Blues Funeral Alternative rock, blues rock 4AD [53]
Paul McCartney Kisses on the Bottom Jazz, traditional pop Hear Music [54]
Therapy? A Brief Crack of Light Alternative rock, alternative metal Blast [55]
February
7 		Dierks Bentley Home Country Capitol Nashville [56]
Dr. Dog Be the Void Indie rock, blues rock, neo-psychedelia Anti-
The Fray Scars & Stories Alternative rock, pop rock Epic [57]
of Montreal Paralytic Stalks Psychedelic pop, progressive rock, experimental rock Polyvinyl [58]
Sharon Van Etten Tramp Indie rock, folk Jagjaguwar [59]
Silverstein Short Songs Post-hardcore, hardcore punk Hopeless [60]
Van Halen A Different Kind of Truth Hard rock, heavy metal Interscope [61]
February
10 		Eluveitie Helvetios Folk metal, melodic death metal Nuclear Blast [62]
The Flashbulb Opus at the End of Everything Alphabasic [63]
Motorpsycho and Ståle Storløkken The Death Defying Unicorn Progressive rock Stickman Records, Rune Grammofon [64]
Soap&Skin Narrow Dark wave Play It Again Sam [65]
February
13 		Burial Kindred Dubstep, 2-step garage Hyperdub [66]
Emeli Sandé Our Version of Events R&B, soul, breakbeat Virgin, EMI [67]
Goatwhore Blood for the Master Blackened death metal Metal Blade [68]
The Jane Bradfords 100 Miles of Broken Pavement [69]
February
14 		Beneath the Massacre Incongruous [70]
Edyta Górniak My R&B, pop Anaconda Productions [71]
John Talabot ƒIN House Permanent Vacation [72]
Prima Donna Bless this Mess Glam rock, new wave, surf rock [73]
February
15 		Soen Cognitive Progressive metal, Progressive rock Spinefarm [74]
February
20 		Band of Skulls Sweet Sour Indie rock Electric Blues Recordings, PIAS, Vagrant [75]
Sinéad O'Connor How About I Be Me (and You Be You)? Rock Shamrock Solutions, One Little Indian [76]
February
21 		Apparatjik Square Peg in a Round Hole Experimental, alternative, electronic rock Meta Merge Un [77]
Chiddy Bang Breakfast Indie hip hop, hipster hop, rap rock Virgin, I.R.S., Regal [78]
The Cranberries Roses Alternative rock Cooking Vinyl [79]
Dustin Wong Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads Thrill Jockey [80]
fun. Some Nights Indie pop, indie rock Fueled by Ramen [81]
Lambchop Mr. M Rock Merge [82]
The Menzingers On the Impossible Past Punk rock, heartland rock Epitaph [83]
Sleigh Bells Reign of Terror Noise pop, indie rock Mom + Pop [84]
February
24 		The Black Sorrows Crooked Little Thoughts Soul, blues Head Records [85]
Desaster The Arts of Destruction Blackened thrash metal Metal Blade, Sony Music [86]
Dirty Three Toward the Low Sun Post-rock Bella Union, Drag City [87]
The Ting Tings Sounds from Nowheresville Indie rock, indie pop, dance-punk Columbia [88]
February
25 		Halloween Terrortory Heavy metal Motor City Metal Records, Pure Steel [89]
February
27 		Primal Rock Rebellion Awoken Broken Heavy metal, progressive metal, alternative metal Spinefarm [90]
February
28 		Corrosion of Conformity Corrosion of Conformity Stoner rock, sludge metal Candlelight [91]
Memoryhouse The Slideshow Effect Dream pop Sub Pop [92]
Mouse on Mars Parastrophics Intelligent dance music, house Monkeytown [93]
Napalm Death Utilitarian Grindcore, death metal Century Media [94]
Plants and Animals The End of That Indie rock Secret City [95]
Sent by Ravens Mean What You Say Tooth & Nail [96]
Shearwater Animal Joy Indie rock Sub Pop [97]
Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds Pound of Dirt Rock Modern Vintage Recordings [98]
Veil of Maya Eclipse Deathcore Sumerian [99]
The Wooden Sky Every Child a Daughter, Every Moon a Sun [100]

March[]

List of albums released in March 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
March
1 		Katie Kim Cover & Flood Lo-fi, indie folk, alternative rock Flaming June Records [101]
March
2 		BOL / Westerhus / Snah Numb, Number Jazz Gigafon [102]
Last Dinosaurs In a Million Years Indie rock, dance-punk Dew Process, Universal Music Australia [103]
March
5 		Andrew Bird Break It Yourself Indie folk, baroque pop Bella Union, Mom+Pop [104]
Caravan Palace Panic Electro swing Wagram [105]
Katie Melua Secret Symphony Acoustic, blues, jazz Dramatico [106]
Lionel Richie Tuskegee Country, R&B, pop Mercury Nashville [107]
The Magnetic Fields Love at the Bottom of the Sea Indie pop, synth-pop Merge, Domino [108]
The Stranglers Giants Punk rock, post-punk earMUSIC [109]
March
6 		Bruce Springsteen Wrecking Ball Heartland rock, folk rock Columbia [110]
Every Time I Die Ex Lives Hardcore punk, mathcore, Southern rock Epitaph [111]
Fireflight Now Christian rock, hard rock, post-grunge Essential [112]
Now, Now Threads Indie rock Trans Records [113]
March
8 		Blaze Bayley The King of Metal Heavy metal Blaze Bayley Recordings [114]
Nine Muses Sweet Rendezvous K-pop, dance-pop Star Empire, LOEN [115]
March
9 		Hilltop Hoods Drinking from the Sun Australian hip hop Golden Era [116]
March
12 		Michael Kiwanuka Home Again Soul, folk, blues London, Polydor, Interscope [117]
March
13 		Cannibal Corpse Torture Death metal Metal Blade [118]
I See Stars Digital Renegade Metalcore, electronicore Sumerian [119]
Mac DeMarco Rock and Roll Night Club Indie rock, soft rock, lo-fi Captured Tracks [120]
Miike Snow Happy to You Indie pop, electropop Downtown, Universal Republic [121]
Ruben Studdard Letters from Birmingham R&B, pop, soul Shanachie [122]
Say Anything Anarchy, My Dear Pop punk, alternative rock Equal Vision [123]
Spawn of Possession Incurso Technical death metal Relapse [124]
March
16 		Susanna Wild Dog Pop, jazz Rune Grammofon [125]
March
19 		Apologies, I Have None London Folk punk, punk rock Household Name [126]
Mirrorring Foreign Body Ambient, psychedelic folk Kranky [127]
The Shins Port of Morrow Alternative rock Aural Apothecary, Columbia [128]
Toy Dolls The Album After the Last One Pop punk King Midas [129]
March
20 		Anti-Flag The General Strike Punk rock SideOneDummy [130]
Diggy Simmons Unexpected Arrival Hip hop, R&B Atlantic [131]
Esperanza Spalding Radio Music Society Jazz Heads Up International [132]
Odd Future The OF Tape Vol. 2 Alternative hip hop Odd Future [133]
March
23 		Katy Perry Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection Pop rock Capitol [134]
Madonna MDNA Pop, EDM Interscope [135]
Meshuggah Koloss Extreme metal, progressive metal Nuclear Blast [136]
Shinedown Amaryllis Alternative rock, hard rock, post-grunge Atlantic, Roadrunner [137]
March
26 		The All-American Rejects Kids in the Street Alternative rock, power pop Interscope, DGC [138]
Blood Red Shoes In Time to Voices Alternative rock V2 [139]
Iron Maiden En Vivo! Heavy metal EMI, Universal [140]
Justin Townes Earle Nothing's Gonna Change the Way You Feel About Me Now Country, folk Bloodshot [141]
My Darkest Days Sick and Twisted Affair Hard rock, post-grunge 604 [142]
Rocket Juice & the Moon Rocket Juice & the Moon Afrobeat, psychedelic funk Honest Jon's [143]
The Used Vulnerable Emo, post-hardcore, alternative rock Hopeless [144]
March
27 		Before Their Eyes Redemption Post-hardcore inVogue [145]
Clay Aiken Steadfast Decca [146]
Cowboy Junkies The Wilderness Alternative country Latent [147]
Janus Nox Aeris Alternative metal, nu metal REALID Records [148]
Jay Brannan Rob Me Blind Folk, acoustic Great Depression, Nettwerk [149]
Joan Osborne Bring It On Home Blues, R&B Saguaro Road [150]
Joel Plaskett Emergency Scrappy Happiness Indie rock MapleMusic [151]
The Mars Volta Noctourniquet Progressive rock, electronic rock, experimental rock Warner Bros., Sargent House, Rodriguez-Lopez Productions [152]
OSI Fire Make Thunder Progressive rock, progressive metal Metal Blade [153]
Overkill The Electric Age Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [154]
Stick to Your Guns Diamond Melodic hardcore, hardcore punk, metalcore Sumerian [155]
UFO Seven Deadly Hard rock, heavy metal SPV/Steamhammer [156]
Wretched Son of Perdition Technical death metal, melodic death metal Victory [157]

Second quarter[]

April[]

List of albums released in April 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
April
2 		Evans the Death Evans the Death Fortuna Pop! [158]
The Futureheads Rant A cappella Nul [159]
Graham Coxon A+E Pop rock, alternative rock Parlophone [160]
Ian Anderson Thick as a Brick 2 Progressive rock Chrysalis, EMI [161]
Killing Joke MMXII Post-punk, industrial metal Spinefarm, Universal [162]
Lostprophets Weapons Rock Epic, Fearless [163]
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded Hip hop, dance-pop Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Republic [164]
Willis Earl Beal Acousmatic Sorcery Lo-fi, outsider, soul Hot Charity, XL [165]
April
3 		Great Lake Swimmers New Wild Everywhere Folk rock Nettwerk [166]
Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Wasted Tone Tide Records [167]
Our Lady Peace Curve Alternative rock, art rock Warner Music [168]
Paul van Dyk Evolution Trance music, house music, progressive house Vandit [169]
Zammuto Zammuto Experimental, electronic Temporary Residence Limited [170]
April
6 		M. Ward A Wasteland Companion Pop, rock Merge, Bella Union [171]
Monica New Life R&B, soul RCA [172]
April
10 		Cavo Thick as Thieves Hard rock, rock, post-grunge Eleven Seven Music [173]
Counting Crows Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did on Our Summer Vacation) Alternative rock, country rock, roots rock Cooking Vinyl [174]
Demon Hunter True Defiance Groove metal, metalcore Solid State [175]
Halestorm The Strange Case Of... Hard rock, alternative metal, heavy metal Atlantic [176]
Kishi Bashi 151a Indie pop Joyful Noise [177]
Manafest Fighter Christian rock BEC [178]
Municipal Waste The Fatal Feast Thrash metal, crossover thrash Nuclear Blast [179]
April
13 		Future Pluto Hip hop A1, Freebandz Entertainment, Epic [180]
Jason Mraz Love Is a Four Letter Word Pop rock, alternative rock Atlantic [181]
Train California 37 Rock, pop rock, folk rock, roots rock Columbia, Sony Music [182]
April
15 		DragonForce The Power Within Power metal Essential Music, Roadrunner, JVC Victor [183]
April
16 		Anathema Weather Systems Progressive rock, new prog Kscope, The End [184]
Cancer Bats Dead Set on Living Hardcore punk, sludge metal, Southern rock Distort [185]
The Gaddabouts Look Out Now! Jazz pop, folk rock, Americana RacecarLOTTA Records [186]
Spiritualized Sweet Heart Sweet Light Space rock, neo-psychedelia Double Six [187]
April
17 		Evans Blue Graveyard of Empires Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge Sounds+Sights [188]
Full of Hell / Code Orange Kids Full of Hell / Code Orange Kids Hardcore punk Topshelf
Maps & Atlases Beware and Be Grateful Indie rock Barsuk [189]
Neon Trees Picture Show Alternative rock, new wave Mercury [190]
Thousand Foot Krutch The End Is Where We Begin Hard rock, nu metal, alternative metal Fuel Music [191]
William Beckett Walk the Talk EP Yike Records [192]
April
18 		Europe Bag of Bones Hard rock, blues rock earMUSIC [193]
Paradise Lost Tragic Idol Doom metal, gothic metal Century Media [194]
April
20 		Jack White Blunderbuss Blues rock, garage rock, alternative rock Third Man, XL, Columbia [195]
Rufus Wainwright Out of the Game Pop rock Decca, Polydor [196]
April
23 		Feeder Generation Freakshow Alternative rock, post-grunge Big Teeth Records [197]
April
24 		Alexz Johnson Skipping Stone Pop Laydee Spencer Music Inc. [198]
The Dandy Warhols This Machine Alternative rock Beat the World, The End [199]
Death by Stereo Black Sheep of the American Dream Heavy metal, hardcore punk Viking Funeral Records [200]
Deuce Nine Lives Rap rock Five Seven Music [201]
Eve 6 Speak in Code Alternative rock, pop punk Fearless [202]
Kip Moore Up All Night Country MCA Nashville [203]
Moving Mountains New Light Triple Crown [204]
Santigold Master of My Make-Believe New wave, reggae fusion, electronic Atlantic [205]
Torche Harmonicraft Sludge metal Volcom [206]
April
25 		Kent Jag är inte rädd för mörkret Alternative rock, pop rock Sonet, Universal [207]
Marilyn Manson Born Villain Industrial rock Cooking Vinyl, Hell, etc. [208]
April
27 		Marina and the Diamonds Electra Heart Electronic 679, Atlantic [209]
Moonspell Alpha Noir/Omega White Melodic death metal, symphonic metal, gothic metal Napalm [210]
Saint Vitus Lillie: F-65 Doom metal Season of Mist [211]
April
29 		Brendon Small Brendon Small's Galaktikon Heavy metal BS Records [212]
April
30 		Father John Misty Fear Fun Indie rock Sub Pop [213]

May[]

List of albums released in May 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
May
1 		B.o.B Strange Clouds Hip hop Grand Hustle, Rebel Rock, Atlantic [214]
Carrie Underwood Blown Away Country Arista Nashville, 19 Recordings [215]
K'naan Country, God or the Girl Hip hop, alternative rock, pop rock A&M Octone [216]
Lone Galaxy Garden Rave R&S [217]
Norah Jones Little Broken Hearts Pop, alternative, indie pop Blue Note [218]
Pennywise All or Nothing Punk rock, melodic hardcore, skate punk Epitaph [219]
Various artists Avengers Assemble (Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture) Alternative rock, hard rock Hollywood, Marvel Music [220]
May
4 		Keane Strangeland Alternative rock Island [221]
May
7 		The Brian Jonestown Massacre Aufheben Neo-psychedelia A Records [222]
The Cribs In the Belly of the Brazen Bull Indie rock, punk rock, alternative rock Wichita [223]
Cover Drive Bajan Style Pop, R&B, hip hop Polydor [224]
Meek Mill Dreamchasers 2 Hip hop MMG [225]
May
8 		Cattle Decapitation Monolith of Inhumanity Deathgrind, technical death metal Metal Blade [226]
Pixel Reminder Jazz Cuneiform [227]
Silversun Pickups Neck of the Woods Alternative rock, indie rock, shoegazing Dangerbird [228]
May
9 		Iggy Pop Après [229]
May
11 		Garbage Not Your Kind of People Alternative rock, electronic Stunvolume [230]
Tenacious D Rize of the Fenix Comedy rock, hard rock, heavy metal Columbia [231]
Zowie Love Demolition Pop, electro, punk Sony BMG [232]
May
14 		Adam Lambert Trespassing Pop 19, RCA [233]
May
15 		Beach House Bloom Dream pop, indie rock Sub Pop [234]
Best Coast The Only Place Indie rock, garage rock, surf pop Wichita [235]
Hot Water Music Exister Punk rock, post-hardcore Rise [236]
Killer Mike R.A.P. Music Hip hop Williams Street [237]
Krizz Kaliko Kickin' and Screamin' Alternative hip hop, dubstep Strange Music [238]
Lisa Marie Presley Storm & Grace Roots rock Universal Republic, XIX Recordings [239]
Meiko The Bright Side Indie rock, indie pop Fantasy [240]
mewithoutYou Ten Stories Indie rock Pine Street [241]
May
18 		The Temper Trap The Temper Trap [242]
May
21 		Burzum Umskiptar Viking metal Byelobog [243]
Tom Jones Spirit in the Room Island [244]
May
22 		Blue Foundation In My Mind I Am Free Electronic, shoegazing, dream pop Dead People's Choice [245]
The Bunny the Bear The Stomach For It Metalcore, post-hardcore, synth-pop Victory [246]
Chris Price Homesick Indie pop, garage rock Price the Band LLC [247]
The Cult Choice of Weapon Hard rock Cooking Vinyl [248]
El-P Cancer 4 Cure Alternative hip hop, underground hip hop Fat Possum [249]
Haley Reinhart Listen Up! Pop 19, Interscope [250]
John Mayer Born and Raised Folk rock, country rock, Americana Columbia, Sony Music [251]
Kris Allen Thank You Camellia Pop rock RCA, 19 [252]
MercyMe The Hurt & The Healer Contemporary Christian music Fair Trade, Columbia [253]
Mount Eerie Clear Moon Indie rock, experimental P. W. Elverum & Sun [254]
The Riverboat Gamblers The Wolf You Feed Volcom Entertainment [255]
Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators Apocalyptic Love Hard rock, heavy metal Dik Hayd International [256]
Smile Empty Soul 3's Alternative metal, post-grunge eOne Music [257]
Sonny Landreth Elemental Journey Blues Landfall Records [258]
May
23 		Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Pamyu Revolution J-pop, bubblegum pop, electropop Warner Music Japan [259]
Sigur Rós Valtari Post-rock, ambient Parlophone [260]
May
25 		alt-J An Awesome Wave Indie pop Infectious Music [261]
Ladyhawke Anxiety New wave, indie rock, power pop Modular [262]
Scissor Sisters Magic Hour Dance-pop, dance-rock, nu-disco Polydor [263]
Ultravox Brilliant EMI [264]
May
28 		Architects Daybreaker Metalcore, progressive metalcore, post-hardcore Century Media [265]
Kylie Minogue The Best of Kylie Minogue Dance-pop, nu-disco, house EMI [266]
Paloma Faith Fall to Grace Pop, soul, soft rock RCA [267]
Public Image Ltd This Is PiL Alternative rock, post-punk PiL official [268]
Ulver Childhood's End Art rock, electronic, dark ambient Kscope [269]
May
29 		Japandroids Celebration Rock Garage rock Polyvinyl [270]
Melody Gardot The Absence Jazz, blues, bossa nova Verve [271]
Millencolin The Melancholy Connection Punk rock Burning Heart, Epitaph [272]
Regina Spektor What We Saw from the Cheap Seats Anti-folk, baroque pop, indie rock Sire [273]
Sun Kil Moon Among the Leaves Folk rock Caldo Verde [274]

June[]

List of albums released in June 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
June
1 		Alexandra Burke Heartbreak on Hold Pop, R&B RCA [275]
Delain We Are the Others Symphonic metal CNR Music [276]
The Hives Lex Hives Garage rock, garage punk, post-punk revival Disque Hives [277]
Kreator Phantom Antichrist Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [278]
Swearin' Swearin' Indie rock, punk Salinas [279]
June
4 		Disclosure The Face Balearic beat, UK garage, dubstep Greco-Roman Records [280]
Liars WIXIW Experimental rock Mute [281]
June
5 		The Beach Boys That's Why God Made the Radio Soft rock Capitol [282]
Chris Robinson Brotherhood Big Moon Ritual Blues rock Silver Arrow Records [283]
Fear Factory The Industrialist Candlelight, AFM, Bodog [284]
Jukebox the Ghost Safe Travels Power pop Yep Roc [285]
Melvins Freak Puke Alternative rock Ipecac [286]
The Mynabirds Generals Indie rock Saddle Creek [287]
The Rocket Summer Life Will Write the Words Pop rock Aviate Records [288]
A Silent Film Sand & Snow Alternative rock Creative Media Investments [289]
June
8 		Rush Clockwork Angels Progressive rock, hard rock Anthem, Roadrunner [290]
Usher Looking 4 Myself R&B, hip hop, pop RCA [291]
June
10 		f(x) Electric Shock K-pop, dance-pop, electronic S.M. Entertainment [292]
June
11 		Amy Macdonald Life in a Beautiful Light Folk, rock, soft rock Melodramatic, Mercury [293]
iamamiwhoami kin Electronic, synth-pop, dream pop To whom it may concern., Cooperative Music [294]
June
12 		Future of the Left The Plot Against Common Sense Post-hardcore Xtra Mile [295]
Josh Turner Punching Bag Country MCA Nashville [296]
Metric Synthetica Indie rock, new wave Metric Music International [297]
Miss May I At Heart Metalcore Rise [298]
Motion City Soundtrack Go Alternative rock Epitaph [299]
June
15 		Britney Spears Oops! I Did It Again: The Best of Britney Spears Pop Sony Music [300]
Cheryl A Million Lights Pop Polydor [301]
Justin Bieber Believe Pop, R&B, hip hop Island, RBMG, Schoolboy [302]
June
16 		Manowar The Lord of Steel Power metal Magic Circle Music [303]
June
18 		Fiona Apple The Idler Wheel... Epic [304]
June
19 		Blood on the Dance Floor Evolution Electronica Dark Fantasy Records [305]
Bobby Womack The Bravest Man in the Universe XL [306]
Broadway Gentlemen's Brawl Post-hardcore, pop punk, alternative rock Uprising [307]
Dirty Heads Cabin by the Sea Reggae Five Seven Music [308]
For All Those Sleeping Outspoken [309]
The Ghost Inside Get What You Give Epitaph [310]
Lit The View from the Bottom Megaforce [311]
The Smashing Pumpkins Oceania Alternative rock EMI, Caroline Distribution, Martha's Music [312]
Whitechapel Whitechapel Deathcore Metal Blade [313]
June
20 		Linkin Park Living Things Alternative rock, electronic rock Warner Bros. [314]
Maroon 5 Overexposed Pop A&M Octone [315]
June
25 		The Offspring Days Go By Punk rock Columbia [316]
R. Kelly Write Me Back R&B, soul RCA [317]
June
26 		Chris Cagle Back in the Saddle Country Bigger Picture Music [318]
DIIV Oshin Indie rock, dream pop, shoegaze Captured Tracks [319]
Everclear Invisible Stars Alternative rock eOne [320]
Gojira L'Enfant Sauvage Roadrunner [321]
Little Feat Rooster Rag Hot Tomato Records [322]
Memphis May Fire Challenger Metalcore, post-hardcore, Southern rock Rise [323]
A Place to Bury Strangers Worship Noise rock Dead Oceans [324]
Ty Segall Band Slaughterhouse Garage rock, noise rock In the Red [325]
June
29 		Chris Brown Fortune R&B, pop RCA [326]

Third quarter[]

July[]

List of albums released in July 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
July
2 		My Tiger My Timing Celeste New wave, pop, indie rock Snakes & Ladders [327]
July
3 		Abandon All Ships Infamous Metalcore, electronicore Universal Music Canada, Rise [328]
Flo Rida Wild Ones Hip hop Atlantic, Poe Boy [329]
Periphery Periphery II: This Time It's Personal Progressive metal Sumerian, Century Media [330]
July
6 		50 Cent 5 (Murder by Numbers) Hip hop [331]
July
10 		Aesop Rock Skelethon Hip hop Rhymesayers Entertainment [332]
Dirty Projectors Swing Lo Magellan Indie rock, art pop, experimental Domino [333]
Frank Ocean Channel Orange Alternative R&B, neo soul Def Jam [334]
P.O.D. Murdered Love Rock Razor & Tie [335]
Serj Tankian Harakiri Rock Reprise, Serjical Strike [336]
July
13 		Bury Tomorrow The Union of Crowns Melodic metalcore Nuclear Blast [337]
Nas Life Is Good Hip hop Def Jam [338]
July
15 		Psy Psy 6 (Six Rules), Part 1 K-pop YG Entertainment, Universal Music, YGEX [339]
July
17 		Baroness Yellow & Green Sludge metal Relapse [340]
The Contortionist Intrinsic Progressive metal Good Fight [341]
KB Weight & Glory Christian hip hop Reach [342]
Matisyahu Spark Seeker Reggae, hip hop, electronic Fallen Sparks [343]
Milo Greene Milo Greene Indie folk, folk rock Chop Shop, Atlantic [344]
Soul Asylum Delayed Reaction Alternative rock 429 [345]
Tremonti All I Was Hard rock, speed metal Fret12 [346]
William Beckett Winds Will Change Pop rock Yike Records [347]
July
18 		Gram Rabbit Welcome to the Country Psychedelic rock, space rock, country rock Royal Order [348]
July
20 		Jennifer Lopez Dance Again... the Hits Latin pop, dance, R&B Epic [349]
Joss Stone The Soul Sessions Vol. 2 Soul, R&B S-Curve, Stone'd [350]
Passion Pit Gossamer Synth-pop, indie pop Columbia [351]
Purity Ring Shrines Electropop 4AD, Last Gang [352]
July
23 		The Gaslight Anthem Handwritten Heartland rock, indie rock Mercury [353]
July
24 		Emilie Autumn Fight Like a Girl Dark cabaret, electro-industrial The Asylum Emporium [354]
July
27 		Testament Dark Roots of Earth Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [355]
July
30 		Blur Blur 21 Alternative rock, Britpop, experimental rock Food, Virgin, Parlophone [356]
Rick Ross God Forgives, I Don't Hip hop Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam, Maybach [357]
July
31 		Wildlife Control Wildlife Control [358]

August[]

List of albums released in August 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
August
10 		Mystery The World Is a Game Progressive rock Unicorn Digital [359]
August
13 		While She Sleeps This Is the Six Metalcore Search and Destroy [360]
Why? Sod in the Seed Alternative hip hop, indie rock City Slang [361]
August
14 		2 Chainz Based on a T.R.U. Story Hip hop Def Jam [362]
In This Moment Blood Metalcore, alternative metal, nu metal Century Media [363]
Insane Clown Posse The Mighty Death Pop! Horrorcore, Midwest hip hop Psychopathic [364]
Yellowcard Southern Air Pop punk, alternative rock Hopeless [365]
August
17 		Owl City The Midsummer Station Synth-pop, dance pop, pop Universal Republic [366]
August
18 		Parquet Courts Light Up Gold Indie rock, post-punk revival, garage rock Dull Tools, What's Your Rupture? [367]
August
20 		Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Mature Themes 4AD [368]
Bloc Party Four Alternative rock, art punk Frenchkiss [369]
British Theatre Dyed in the Wool Ghost [370]
The Darkness Hot Cakes Glam metal, hard rock, heavy metal Wind-up [371]
Yeasayer Fragrant World Experimental rock, psychedelic pop Secretly Canadian [372]
August
21 		DJ Khaled Kiss the Ring Hip hop We the Best, Cash Money, Universal Republic [373]
Ivy Queen Musa Latin Siente [374]
Lynyrd Skynyrd Last of a Dyin' Breed Southern rock, hard rock Roadrunner [375]
Trey Songz Chapter V R&B Songbook, Atlantic [376]
August
22 		Alanis Morissette Havoc and Bright Lights Soft rock Collective Sounds, Columbia, SevenOneMusic [377]
August
24 		Rita Ora Ora Pop, R&B, dance Roc Nation [378]
August
27 		Archive With Us Until You're Dead Trip hop, alternative rock Dangervisit Records [379]
Dan Deacon America Electronic Domino [380]
Ensiferum Unsung Heroes Folk metal, melodic death metal, power metal Spinefarm [381]
Katatonia Dead End Kings Progressive metal Peaceville [382]
Marius Neset and Daniel Herskedal Neck of the Woods Jazz Edition [383]
August
28 		The Chariot One Wing Metalcore, mathcore Good Fight, eOne Music [384]
Circa Survive Violent Waves Indie rock, post-hardcore, progressive rock Circa Survive, Sumerian [385]
Dwele Greater Than One R&B RT Music Group, eOne Music [386]
Faber Drive Lost in Paradise Pop rock, alternative rock 604 [387]
Maná Exiliados en la Bahía: Lo Mejor de Maná Latin, pop rock, alternative rock Warner Music Mexico [388]
Matchbox Twenty North Alternative rock, pop rock Atlantic [389]
Minus the Bear Infinity Overhead Alternative rock Dangerbird [390]
Morning Glory Poets Were My Heroes Punk rock Fat Wreck [391]
The Orb featuring Lee "Scratch" Perry The Orbserver in the Star House Electronica, dub, IDM Cooking Vinyl, The End [392]
Slaughterhouse Welcome to: Our House Hip hop Shady, Interscope [393]
Swans The Seer Experimental, post-rock, post-punk Young God [394]
Tamia Beautiful Surprise R&B Plus 1 Music Group, EMI [395]
TobyMac Eye on It Contemporary Christian music, electronic music, pop ForeFront [396]
August
29 		Mount Eerie Ocean Roar Indie rock, noise rock P.W. Elverum & Sun [397]
August
31 		Farrah Abraham My Teenage Dream Ended Pop, outsider music [398]
Two Door Cinema Club Beacon Indie rock Kitsuné [399]

September[]

List of albums released in September 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
September
3 		The Pineapple Thief All the Wars Progressive rock, alternative rock Kscope [400]
The Vaccines Come of Age Indie rock, post-punk revival Columbia [401]
September
4 		Animal Collective Centipede Hz Psychedelic, experimental rock Domino [402]
Imagine Dragons Night Visions Alternative rock, indie rock Interscope [403]
Lecrae Gravity Hip hop Reach [404]
Propagandhi Failed States Punk rock, melodic hardcore Epitaph [405]
The Sheepdogs The Sheepdogs Southern rock, boogie rock, rock Atlantic [406]
Two Gallants The Bloom and the Blight Indie rock ATO [407]
September
5 		Agnes Veritas Dance Roxy, Universal [408]
Pet Shop Boys Elysium Synth-pop EMI [409]
The xx Coexist Indie pop Young Turks [410]
September
7 		Amanda Palmer and the Grand Theft Orchestra Theatre Is Evil 8 Ft. Records [411]
Elephant9 with Reine Fiske Atlantis Rune Grammofon [412]
Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson Wreck & Ruin Country Liberation Music [413]
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard 12 Bar Bruise Garage rock, garage punk, acid rock Flightless [414]
Lacrimosa Revolution Gothic metal, gothic rock Hall of Sermon [415]
The Presets Pacifica House, synth-pop, electronic dance music Modular [416]
The Script #3 Alternative rock, soft rock Phonogenic [417]
September
10 		Bob Dylan Tempest Columbia [418]
David Byrne and St. Vincent Love This Giant Indie rock 4AD, Todo Mundo [419]
Gallows Gallows Hardcore punk Venn Records [420]
Joe McElderry Here's What I Believe Pop Decca [421]
September
11 		The Avett Brothers The Carpenter Americana American [422]
Billy Talent Dead Silence Punk rock, post-hardcore Atlantic, Roadrunner [423]
Bucky Covington Good Guys Country eOne [424]
Chris Robinson Brotherhood The Magic Door Blues rock Silver Arrow Records [425]
Dave Matthews Band Away from the World Alternative rock RCA [426]
Hoobastank Fight or Flight Post-grunge, alternative rock Open E Entertainment [427]
Little Big Town Tornado Country Capitol Nashville [428]
NOFX Self Entitled Punk rock Fat Wreck Chords [429]
September
12 		John Frusciante PBX Funicular Intaglio Zone Synth-pop, alternative rock, pop rock Record Collection [430]
Richie Sambora Aftermath of the Lowdown [431]
September
14 		Carly Rae Jepsen Kiss Pop 604, Schoolboy, Interscope [432]
Kreayshawn Somethin' 'Bout Kreay Hip hop Columbia [433]
Nelly Furtado The Spirit Indestructible Pop, R&B Interscope, Mosley, Mushroom [434]
Various artists Cruel Summer Hip hop GOOD, Def Jam [435]
September
17 		Aimee Mann Charmer Pop, rock SuperEgo [436]
The Killers Battle Born Alternative rock Island [437]
Mika The Origin of Love Pop Casablanca, Mushroom, Warner Bros. [438]
Rival Sons Head Down Blues rock Earache [439]
We Are the Ocean Maybe Today, Maybe Tomorrow Alternative rock, post-hardcore Hassle [440]
September
18 		Ben Folds Five The Sound of the Life of the Mind Alternative rock ImaVeePee Records [441]
Brother Ali Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color Hip hop Rhymesayers Entertainment [442]
Devin Townsend Project Epicloud Progressive rock, experimental rock, progressive metal HevyDevy [443]
Down Down IV – Part I Heavy metal, sludge metal [444]
Go Radio Close the Distance Alternative rock Fearless [445]
Grizzly Bear Shields Indie folk, psychedelic folk Warp [446]
Local H Hallelujah! I'm a Bum Rock SlimStyle Records [447]
Michael Jackson Bad 25 Pop, R&B, funk Epic, Legacy [448]
Pink The Truth About Love Pop rock, dance-pop, dance-rock RCA Records [449]
September
19 		Superfly Force Pop-rock, blues Warner Music Japan [450]
September
21 		Deadmau5 Album Title Goes Here Progressive house, electro house, glitch Mau5trap, Ultra, Parlophone [451]
Green Day ¡Uno! Punk rock, pop punk, power pop Reprise [452]
Mumford & Sons Babel Indie folk, folk rock Island, Glassnote, Gentlemen of the Road [453]
No Doubt Push and Shove Pop Interscope [454]
September
22 		Dragonette Bodyparts Universal Music Canada [455]
September
25 		As I Lay Dying Awakened Metalcore Metal Blade [456]
Lupe Fiasco Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1 Hip hop Atlantic [457]
Wanderlust Record Time Sony Music, Zip Records [458]
Yoko Ono, Kim Gordon, and Thurston Moore Yokokimthurston Rock, experimental rock Chimera Music [459]
September
28 		Angband Saved from the Truth Power metal, progressive metal Pure Steel [460]
Enslaved RIITIIR Progressive metal, black metal, Viking metal Indie, Nuclear Blast [461]
Muse The 2nd Law Alternative rock, new prog Helium 3, Warner Bros. [462]

Fourth quarter[]

October[]

List of albums released in October 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
October
1 		AxeWound Vultures Metalcore Search and Destroy Records [463]
John Cale Shifty Adventures in Nookie Wood Art rock Double Six [464]
Lower Than Atlantis Changing Tune Arena rock Island [465]
October
2 		Cody Simpson Paradise Pop, R&B Atlantic [466]
Diana Krall Glad Rag Doll Vocal jazz Verve [467]
DJ Drama Quality Street Music Hip hop eOne Music, Aphilliates, Powerhouse Productions [468]
Hammock Departure Songs Ambient, post-rock Hammock Music [469]
Jackie Evancho Songs from the Silver Screen Classical crossover Syco, Columbia [470]
Matt and Kim Lightning Indie pop Fader Label, Universal [471]
The Mountain Goats Transcendental Youth Indie rock Merge [472]
Papa Roach The Connection Alternative metal, hard rock, alternative rock Eleven Seven Music [473]
Three Days Grace Transit of Venus Alternative metal RCA [474]
Tristan Prettyman Cedar + Gold Pop Capitol [475]
Van Morrison Born to Sing: No Plan B Jazz, blues, pop Blue Note [476]
October
5 		Ellie Goulding Halcyon Electropop [477]
Peter Buck Peter Buck Alternative rock Mississippi [478]
Tame Impala Lonerism Psychedelic rock Modular [479]
October
8 		All Time Low Don't Panic Pop punk, alternative rock Hopeless [480]
October
9 		Between the Buried and Me The Parallax II: Future Sequence Progressive metal Metal Blade [481]
The Birthday Massacre Hide and Seek Gothic rock Metropolis [482]
Coheed and Cambria The Afterman: Ascension Progressive rock, progressive metal Hundred Handed, Everything Evil [483]
Converge All We Love We Leave Behind Metalcore, post-hardcore, hardcore punk Epitaph [484]
A Fine Frenzy Pines Pop rock Virgin [485]
Kiss Monster Hard rock, heavy metal Universal [486]
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis The Heist Alternative hip hop, indie hip hop Macklemore LLC, ADA [487]
The Wallflowers Glad All Over Alternative rock Columbia [488]
Why? Mumps, Etc. Alternative hip hop, indie rock Anticon, City Slang [489]
October
12 		Brandy Two Eleven R&B RCA, Chameleon [490]
Leona Lewis Glassheart Pop, R&B Syco, RCA [491]
Urthboy Smokey's Haunt Australian hip hop Elefant Traks [492]
October
15 		Godspeed You! Black Emperor 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! Post-rock Constellation [493]
Jake Bugg Jake Bugg Indie folk, indie rock Mercury [494]
My Dying Bride A Map of All Our Failures Doom metal Peaceville [495]
October
16 		Anberlin Vital Rock, alternative Universal Republic [496]
Donald Fagen Sunken Condos Jazz-funk Reprise [497]
In Fear and Faith In Fear and Faith Rise [498]
Mac DeMarco 2 Captured Tracks [499]
ZZ Ward Til the Casket Drops Blues rock, hip hop, R&B Hollywood [500]
October
22 		Bridgit Mendler Hello My Name Is... Pop, soul Hollywood [501]
Kendrick Lamar Good Kid, M.A.A.D City West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap Top Dawg, Aftermath, Interscope [502]
Stone Sour House of Gold & Bones – Part 1 Alternative metal, hard rock, heavy metal Roadrunner [503]
Taylor Swift Red Pop rock, country pop Big Machine [504]
October
23 		Anaal Nathrakh Vanitas Black metal, grindcore, death metal Candlelight [505]
P.O.S We Don't Even Live Here Alternative hip hop Rhymesayers Entertainment [506]
The Sword Apocryphon Heavy metal, doom metal Razor & Tie [507]
October
24 		Kylie Minogue The Abbey Road Sessions Orchestral Parlophone [508]
October
26 		Calvin Harris 18 Months Electro house, synth-pop [509]
October
30 		Cody Chesnutt Landing on a Hundred R&B Vibration Vineyard, One Little Indian [510]
The Coup Sorry to Bother You Hip hop Anti- [511]
Esthero Everything Is Expensive Pop, jazz, folk Esthero [512]
Flyleaf New Horizons Alternative metal, alternative rock, Christian rock A&M Octone [513]
Meek Mill Dreams and Nightmares Hip hop Maybach Music Group [514]
Neil Young & Crazy Horse Psychedelic Pill Psychedelic rock, hard rock, folk rock Reprise [515]
Neurosis Honor Found in Decay Post-metal Neurot, Relapse [516]
Thrice Anthology Alternative, post-hardcore Staple Records [517]
October
31 		Ne-Yo R.E.D. R&B, hip hop, pop Motown [518]

November[]

List of albums released in November 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
November
2 		Kerser No Rest for the Sickest Obese [519]
November
5 		Focus Focus X Progressive rock Eastworld Recordings [520]
Robbie Williams Take the Crown Pop rock Island [521]
Rolo Tomassi Astraea Mathcore, experimental rock Destination Moon [522]
Thee Faction Singing Down the Government, or, The War of Position and How We're Winning It Garage rock Soviet Beret [523]
November
6 		Aerosmith Music from Another Dimension! Hard rock, blues rock, heavy metal Columbia [524]
E-40 and Too Short History: Function Music Hip hop Heavy on the Grind Entertainment, EMI [525]
E-40 and Too Short History: Mob Music Hip hop Heavy on the Grind Entertainment, EMI [526]
November
7 		Boom Boom Satellites Remixed Electronica, rock Sony Music Japan [527]
Crystal Castles (III) [528]
November
9 		Anastacia It's a Man's World Rock, pop BMG [529]
Christina Aguilera Lotus Pop, dance RCA [530]
Green Day ¡Dos! Punk rock, pop punk, garage rock Reprise [531]
Lana Del Rey Paradise Baroque pop, trip hop Interscope [532]
Lorentz & Sakarias Himlen är som mörkast när stjärnorna lyser starkast Baseline Music [533]
November
12 		Deftones Koi No Yokan Alternative metal Reprise [534]
Eivind Aarset Dream Logic Nu jazz ECM [535]
November
13 		Aaron Lewis The Road Rock, country Blaster Records [536]
The Babies Our House on the Hill Indie rock Woodsist [537]
Soundgarden King Animal Alternative metal, grunge, psychedelic rock Seven Four Entertainment, Republic [538]
Travis Barker and Yelawolf Psycho White Rap rock, alternative hip hop, horrorcore LaSalle, Killer Distribution [539]
Whitney Houston I Will Always Love You: The Best of Whitney Houston R&B, pop, soul RCA [540]
November
16 		The Seekers The Golden Jubilee Album Folk music, world music, folk rock EMI Music Australia [541]
Kelly Clarkson Greatest Hits – Chapter One Pop, pop rock RCA, 19 [542]
Pitbull Global Warming Pop, R&B RCA, Mr. 305 [543]
November
19 		AC/DC Live at River Plate Rock Columbia [544]
Example The Evolution of Man Alternative hip hop, electro, dubstep Ministry of Sound, Data [545]
Keyshia Cole Woman to Woman R&B Geffen, Interscope [546]
Little Mix DNA Pop Syco [547]
Phillip Phillips The World from the Side of the Moon Folk rock, alternative rock Interscope, 19 [548]
Rihanna Unapologetic Pop, R&B Def Jam, SRP Records [549]
November
20 		Code Orange Kids Love Is Love/Return to Dust Hardcore punk, metalcore Deathwish [550]
Woe, Is Me Genesi[s] Metalcore, post-hardcore Rise, Velocity [551]
November
30 		Kesha Warrior Pop RCA, Kemosabe [552]
Tulisa The Female Boss Pop, dance Island, AATW [553]

December[]

List of albums released in December 2012
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
December
3 		Mylène Farmer Monkey Me Dance-pop, synth-pop, pop rock Polydor [554]
December
4 		Wiz Khalifa O.N.I.F.C. Hip hop Atlantic [555]
December
7 		Bruno Mars Unorthodox Jukebox Pop, R&B, rock Atlantic [556]
Green Day ¡Tré! Punk rock [557]
December
11 		The Game Jesus Piece West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap [558]
Lifehouse Almería Southern rock, acoustic music, country rock Geffen [559]
December
18 		T.I. Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head Atlantic [560]
December
21 		Flotsam and Jetsam Ugly Noise Thrash metal, progressive metal [561]
Minuit Last Night You Saw This Band Electronic Dollhouse Records [562]
December
24 		Wale Folarin Hip hop [563]

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