The cello and piano duo from Massachusetts releases its full-length debut.

The third album for the electronic band was produced by its lead singer, Joseph Mount.

With sparse percussion and acoustic instrumentation, the Dinosaur Jr guitarist, singer and songwriter releases a solo album of low-key, unplugged tunes.

This is the debut full-length album for the British quartet led by American-born Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray.

Originally released in the UK in February 2011 with the title Treefight for Sunlight, this is the debut album from the Danish quartet.

The first album on new major label Universal Republic for the Los Angeles-based soul singer includes a guest appearance by Snoop Dogg.

This is the Northern Ireland artist's fourth album under the name Boxcutter.

The Swedish foursome release a third album of experimental electro-pop.

The British indie rock band collaborate with Bubbley Kaur to create a Punjabi folk-tinged new album.

The debut album for the British folk singer was produced by Mike Lindsay of Tunng.

The Brooklyn-based band releases another noise-rock album, this time featuring a slightly more pop sound than previous proto-punk efforts.

The Massachusetts trio releases a second EP to follow-up its first release, "Sun Bronzed Greek Gods" with more indie-pop and synth-heavy songs.

This is the debut album for the indie rock band led by former Broken West member Ross Flournoy.

The sounds of an electronic device-driven world are the influences on Ferraro's first full-length release on the Hippos in Tanks label.

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 Benin group who first gained fame in the 1970s releases its first studio album in more than 20 years.

The fourth solo acoustic album for the guitarist was recorded in his apartment.

The fourth album for the quartet comprising Sunn0))'s Stephen O'Malley, Ulver's Daniel O'Sullivan, Kristoffer Rygg, and Steve Noble was recorded in Oslo, Norway.

Swedish saxophonist Mats Gustafsson joined the last collaboration of Steve Reid and Kieran Hebden of Four Tet on this final album from Reid, who died in April 2010.

The New York-based rapper known for his complex rhyming ability and lyrical social commentary releases his third studio album on Duck Down Records.

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 British guitarist releases his first solo album since 1998's Traveller's Prayer.

Nashville's country-rocker releases his third studio album.

The debut album from the country-folk artist takes the unadorned simplicity of acoustic guitar and emotional vocals to create bittersweet songs of love, hate and life.

The Austin, Texas quartet release their sixth studio album of experimental post-rock.

The San Francisco-based group takes its eccentric, innovative music making to the next level on its new album, creating solid rock that is as much noisy as it is melodic.

The electronic music project of Paul Grossi is filled with diverse sounds and many synthesized instruments.

This is singer-songwriter's fourth full-length album with guitarist Phil Wandscher.

The Portland-based band returns with less rock and more atmospheric, orchestral arrangements with a little bit of country-folk thrown in as well.

The 18th studio album from the North Carolina indie-folk trio features production by Hate Eternal frontman Erik Rutan, as well as others.

The Scottish five-piece noise-rock band’s latest album is a mix of distorted guitars, piano and synthesizers –- minimal and with little to no vocals whatsoever.

Barbara Streisand sings the lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman, and also produced the album.

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

The third album for the rock band from Brooklyn was produced by Gary Olson of The Ladybug Transistor.

Recorded in his bedroom, Trevor Powers' songs on his debut album were influenced by his personal feelings and struggles with anxiety.

The North Carolina metal band's EP is part one of a two-part concept album that will conclude in an upcoming full-length album.

The Rosebuds bandmates Ivan Howard and Kelly Crisp reunite to record an emotional album of failed love and a hopeful future.

The sophomore album from the New York-based post-hardcore band are back with a more focused, more dynamic, melodious sound.

Birthed from the British punk explosion, Wire's rousing experimental rock has lasted decades and continues with the release of the post-punk trio's 12th studio album.

The second full-length release for the Brooklyn, New York-based indie rock band was recorded with Kevin McMahon.

The indie-folk Texas band's first release in nearly three years is an experimental endeavor, full of moving piano ballads; sonic saxophone sounds; and expressive, raw vocals.

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

This is the fourth studio album for the British folk rock singer-songwriter.

The Welsh rock band's fifth album was produced by Romesh Dodangoda. It is the first full-length album since Gavin Burrough moved from bass to guitar and Richard Boucher joined the band as its new bassist.

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

The recording of The Cure's appearance at Britain's Bestival in September 2011 is the band's first live album since 1993.

This is the debut solo full-length album for violinist/producer K. Ishibashi.

The rock band from Long Island returns with a new album produced by Queens of the Stoneage's Eric Valentine and features the original lineup from its 2002 debut.

This is the debut full-length album on Atlantic for the Welsh trio and continues to be a cacophony of rock riffs and pop sensibility.

The country singer-songwriter releases a live acoustic album recorded at Nashville's Belcourt Theatre in 2009.

The British country-punk rock band releases its latest album on Sin Record Label, which the band ran from 1985 to 1988.

Electronic producer Travis Stewart's latest album under the Machinedrum moniker is his first on the Planet Mu label.

The British rock band self-produced its debut full-length album, which was recorded in an unused church.

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

Noah Lennox, Animal Collective's founding member, releases his fourth solo album.

Singer-guitarist Jeremy Earl and his band release their sixth full-length of sunny West Coast pop and folk rock.

Ben Chasny's psych-folk project releases its seventh album in five years, producing a more playful, atmospheric sound with Ben's trademark twangy, country-folk feel.

The British folk singer's latest album is a concept album about the relationships we have with the sea.

The North Carolina-born singer's 13th album was produced by Glyn Johns, and it is his first since he left the band in part to Meniere's disease in 2009.

This is the debut album for the Canadian electronic group now comprised of Dibani Azari, Alphonse Alixander Lanza III, Starving Yet Full, and Fritz Helder.

This is the debut album for the British dubstep producer whose real name is unknown.

The second album for the San Francisco-based band led by Sonny Smith includes some tracks he wrote for his 100 Records gallery project.

This is the latest album for the Canada-based Taiwanese lo-fi indie singer Alex Zhang Hungtai.

The UK singer's debut album is an eclectic mix of electronic pop, dubstep and R&B.

Alison Krauss brings a bluegrass feel to rock with the help of Union Station, her first album with them since 2004's Lonely Runs Both Ways.

This is the seventh album for the singer-songwriter F.M. Cornog.

The Bristol duo are a throwback to the psychedelic ‘60s, making noisy and experimental music with roots in garage rock.

Heather McEntire and Jenks Miller, who previously preformed under the name Un Deux Trois, return with a new name for their debut album of alt-country influenced by their North Carolina roots.

Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, the husband-and-wife duo sing of nautical adventures, spinning a sea story of love set against sunny-sounding guitars and vocals.

The Radiohead guitarist returns to film scoring (he worked on the 2007 film There Will Be Blood) working on the soundtrack for the Japanese movie Norwegian Wood.

Anthony Gonzalez's two-disc album produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen features contributions from Medicine's Brad Laner, Morgan Kibby, and Zola Jesus.

The former Drive-By Truckers member releases another album with his current band, the 400 Unit, primarily made up of Alabama musicians.

The punk rock quartet from Chicago's sixth studio album reveals a change in sound for the group, with more polished, politically-driven songs and uptempo rhythms.

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 fourth album for Sasha Ring under the name Apparat is his first on the Mute label.

The husband and wife duo releases their debut album of psychedelic pop music.

The Kentucky quintet's sophomore album is filled with noisy guitars and pop-laced alternative rock jams, comparable to bands like the Pixies and Cake.

The eclectic, folk-rock foursome's third album was recorded in Central Falls, RI in an abandoned pasta sauce factory and has an old-timey, indie-folk feel.

Recorded in Kentucky, the latest album for the singer-songwriter features Ben Boye, Van Campbell, Shahzad Ismaily, Emmett Kelly, Danny Kiely, and Angel Olsen as guest artists.

The Los Angeles hard rock band's third album was originally released on the Tragic Hero label in February and rereleased by Epitaph with three additional tracks in April.