Thom York, Ravi Coltrane, and Laura Darlington appears as a guests on the experimental producer/artist's third full-length album.

The singer-songwriter worked with Nico Muhly on his album of traditional and untraditional songs reworked into folk music.

The Savannah, Georgia, band's new album incorporates psychedelic experimentalism with heavy riffs and sludgy doom metal.

The third full-length album for the Staten Island group was recorded live during a 48 hour period.

The three-disc follow-up to 2006's "Ys" was a mystery as advance copies were not sent until a few weeks before the release date to circumvent any leaks of the songs.

With the band reunited and touring in 2010, here comes a 23-tracks greatest-hits compilation chosen by the band members.

The band and Peter Katis produced the Brooklyn-based rock quintet's fifth full-length album.

Los Angeles-based Ariel Pink releases his first album on the 4AD label.

The Wu-Tang member branches out with his own brand of street flow on his solo album of soul-heavy funk sounds and old-school hip-hop.

The third album for the dance-rock band is reportedly James Murphy's last as LCD Soundsystem.

The electro-rock Brooklyn-based duo releases its debut album with Mom + Pop and M.I.A.'s N.E.E.T. Recordings.

The latest EP from Kristian Matsson was recorded while he was on tour.

The jazz pianist with his backing band the Bandwagon releases a showcase of Moran's work, including a film score, a ballet piece, and songs by such artists as Leonard Bernstein, Thelonious Monk, Andrew Hill, and Jaki Byard.

Chris Taylor helped produce this debut solo album for the Brooklyn-based George Lewis Jr.

The latest solo album for the ex-The Jam member, includes The Jam's bassist Bruce Foxton, Clem Cattini, ELO's Bev Bevan, and My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields as guest artists.

Unlike New Amerykah Part One: 4th World War, the follow-up is the opposite of the 2008 release, with songs about relationships and love and with a more analog sound.

Releasing their first album in 1983, the New York City post-punk band's new album picks up where they left off with the dark vision, intense rhythms and musical intensity that made them trailblazers for the industrial music movement.

The Christian rockers return with their fifth album of metalcore, the first release without founding member Aaron Gillespie.

The longtime New York indie band returns with another album of garage-rock and experimental instrumentation with its album, Lisbon.

Nick Cave brings the experiences and sounds of his 30-year career to the table with the second release from his latest musical project since the Bad Seeds, with more of the trademark soaring piano, crunchy guitar, violins and mandolins to create an experimental new album.

The British rock band uses a vast variety of musical instruments and styles for its second album.

This is the first studio album in nine years for the Chapel Hill, North Carolina, indie rock band Superchunk.

The Norwegian band led by Jorgen Munkeby has a sharper metal edge than Jaga Jazzist, which was Munkeby's previous band.

The Canadian electronic artist releases his follow-up to his Polaris Music Prize-winning album Andorra.

The third album for the son of Steve Earle was produced with Skylar Wilson.

The third album for the German techno artist features Animal Collective's Noah Lennox (aka Panda Bear) and !!!/LCD Soundsystem's Tyler Pope as guest artists.

The Bronx's Joby Ford produces the Sacramento-based hard rock band's third full-length album.

The rock quintet moves to Atlantic Records for its third album, which was produced by David Bottrill.

The final album for the Pelt member, who passed away in December 2009, contains 10 instrumental tracks.

The experimental jazz quintet led by Grammy-nominated John Hollenbeck invites Gary Versace for its fifth album.

The CD/DVD set features the first album on Sub Pop for the dream pop duo from Baltimore.

The autobiographical The Foundling is a concept album produced by Mike Timmons of the Cowboy Junkies.

The fourth album for the rock band is its first on its Season of Mist label and with drummer Billy Rymer (Gil Sharone left to concentrate on his band Stolen Babies).

Laurie Anderson, the performance artist, releases her first album of new material in nearly a decade, which was produced with her husband, Lou Reed, and Roma Baran.

The second album for the singer-songwriter from New Jersey is just seven tracks long.

Elbow's Guy Garvey and Craig Potter produced the fifth album for the Manchester indie rock trio.

The first full-length album on XL Recordings for the rock band from New Jersey was named after a warship that fought during the American Civil War.

The Athens, Georgia-based band releases its seventh full-length album.

The second full-length album for the California-born singer E. Nathaniel Dawkins goes for retro R&B and soul style.

The California producer/artist releases a seven-track EP four months after Cosmogramma, his third full-length album.

The distinguished British musician returns with another solo effort showcasing his ability to reimagine classic jazz standards as well as revitalize a few from his own catalogue.

This is the third full-length album for the Canadian punk rock band.

This is the first album in over 12 years for the Sacramento rock band who is cited as an influence by such bands as Thursday and Blink 182.

This is the final album for the rock trio who decided to end the band after the death of drummer Charles Gocher in 2007.

The two-disc collection of the punk rock band's singles plus five unreleased tracks (demos, outakes, and session versions).

The Philadelphia-born R&B singer/songwriter who has written songs for such artists as Christina Milian, Monica, and Jennifer Hudson, releases her second solo album.

The 13th Floor Elevators founder returns with his first album of new music in more than 10 years, and Okkervil River joins him as his backing band.

The fifth album from Kieran Hebden is his first full-length release in five years.

The latest album for the duo of Daniel Auerbach and Patrick Carney features two tracks produced with Danger Mouse.

The pianist's follow-up to last year's Historicity, where he worked as part of a trio, is a solo album of originals and covers.

The debut album for Tom Krell, a singer from Germany, includes tracks that were previously released on EPs.

The Irish singer-songwriter releases his follow-up to his 2006 Mercury Prize-nominated album "The End of History."

The latest album for the Canadian rapper was nominated for a Polaris Music Prize.

The second album for the rock band was produced by band member, Rostam Batmanglij.

The more emotional third album for the New York-based singer/songwriter has a much simpler title than her 2008 release.

This is the debut album for the Long Beach, California-based rock band led by Avigdor Zahner-Isenberg, who also goes by the name Avi Buffalo.

The second album for the indie Canadian quartet was produced by Chad VanGaalen.

The fifth album for the singer-songwriter was produced by Sam Kassirer.

Continuing with the same lineup as 2008's "Imperial Wax Solvent," the British rock band led by Mark E. Smith releases its 28th studio album on new label Domino records.

The second album for the British singer-songwriter was produced by Ethan Johns.

This is the first album in over five years for the electronic duo from New York City.

This the final album for Pete Swanson and Gabriel Mindel Saloman. The experimental music duo from Portland, Oregon broke up in 2008.

The fourth album for the funk/soul group from New York was produced by Bosco Mann.

The British folk band changed its name from Rachel Unthank & the Winterset to its current (shorter) name after a lineup change.

Originally a quintet known as the Chicago Underground Orchestra, the duo of Chris Taylor and Rob Mazurek releases its fifth album.

The latest album for the Japanese hardcore rock quintet brings some post-rock styles to its music.

After gaining acclaim for a densely melodic sound that anticipated the coming emergence of grunge, Scotland's Teenage Fanclub return with a harmony-driven album to inspire a power pop revival.

The newest release for the California-born country singer-songwriter is his first on Vanguard Records.

The Portland, Oregon-based singer-songwriter included more strings on her seventh album produced by Tucker Martine.

The solo album for Ponytail's Dustin Wong was composed almost entirely with only a guitar.

You Are Not Alone finds Mavis Staples teaming up with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, who produced the album and penned several of the songs, and while Tweedy may seem an odd fit, he obviously knew what he was up to, crafting material that fits Staples' gospel-fueled vocals.

This is the fourth album for the Texas-based singer-songwriter.

Straightforward pop songs are this Boston band's specialty, and its latest release builds around its trademark sound with melodious guitars, sweeping vocal harmonies, and hook-filled songs.

Known for his genre-bending instrumentation and soulful lyricism, the Detroit-born indie rocker returns five years after his last proper album with an experimental variety of electro-orchestral folk pop songs.

The producer-singer-songwriter returns with his first album to be credited with his new backing band, The Black Widows.

Norway's Lindstrom and singer Christabelle join up to release their first album of disco-influenced music together.

The title of Plant's new album revives the name of his pre-Zeppelin psychedelic band from the '60s and combines folksy rock with his own solo work.

The Los Angeles band's debut album is the latest to incorporate afropop to its sound.

The fifth studio album for the metal band from Oakland, California, was produced by Greg Fidelman.

The legendary socially conscious rocker joins forces with producer Daniel Lanois, creating an album full of self-proclaimed folk-metal music.

UK producer Gold Panda's debut is a fusion of psychedelic pop, samples and dance beats.