List of 2010 albums

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The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2010. These albums are (1) original, i.e. excluding reissues, remasters, and compilations of previously released recordings, and (2) notable, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

Contents

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First quarter

January

List of albums released in January 2010
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
January
1
Kesha Animal Electropop, dance-pop RCA, Kemosabe
January
4
Lana Del Rey Lana Del Ray 5 Points
January
5
The Dear & Departed Chapters Rock Equal Vision [1]
Kanye West VH1 Storytellers Hip hop, R&B Roc-A-Fella, Def Jam
Katharine McPhee Unbroken Pop, country Resource Music Entertainment
January
11
Adam Green Minor Love Anti-folk, garage rock Rough Trade [2]
Delphic Acolyte Alternative dance Polydor, Dangerbird, Modular [3]
Vampire Weekend Contra Indie rock, worldbeat XL
You Me at Six Hold Me Down Alternative rock, pop-punk Virgin
January
12
The Bouncing Souls Ghosts on the Boardwalk Punk rock Chunksaah [4]
OK Go Of the Blue Colour of the Sky Alternative rock, power pop Capitol, EMI
Owen Pallett Heartland Indie rock Domino
Ringo Starr Y Not Rock Hip-O, UMe
Woodpigeon Die Stadt Muzikanten Indie rock Boompa, End of the Road [5]
January
13
Lostprophets The Betrayed Alternative metal, alternative rock Visible Noise
January
15
Spoon Transference Indie rock Merge
January
18
These New Puritans Hidden Art rock Angular, Domino [6]
January
19
Eels End Times Rock Vagrant, E Works
Motion City Soundtrack My Dinosaur Life Emo, pop-punk Columbia
RJD2 The Colossus Hip hop, electronica, alternative rock RJ's Electrical Connections [7]
Surfer Blood Astro Coast Indie rock Kanine [8]
January
20
Corinne Bailey Rae The Sea Soul, R&B, pop rock Virgin
Joel Alme Waiting for the Bells Indie rock Razzia [9]
January
22
Suicide Commando Implements of Hell Industrial Metropolis [10]
January
25
Four Tet There Is Love in You Folktronica Domino [11]
Jaga Jazzist One-Armed Bandit Post-rock, progressive rock, jazz fusion Ninja Tune [12]
January
26
Alesana The Emptiness Post-hardcore Fearless [13]
Barry Manilow The Greatest Love Songs of All Time Pop Arista [14]
Basia Bulat Heart of My Own Folk Secret City [15]
Beach House Teen Dream Indie rock Sub Pop, Bella Union
Los Campesinos! Romance Is Boring Indie rock Wichita, Arts & Crafts [16]
Day of Fire Losing All Post-grunge Razor & Tie [17]
Evacuate Chicago Veracity Metalcore, alternative rock, experimental rock Rock Ridge Music [18]
Fozzy Chasing the Grail Heavy metal Riot! [19]
Lady Antebellum Need You Now Country Capitol Nashville
Living Sacrifice The Infinite Order Groove metal, metalcore Solid State [20]
Locksley Be In LoveFeature Records [21]
The Magnetic Fields Realism Indie rock Nonesuch [22]
Never Shout Never What Is Love? Loveway Records, Sire, Warner Bros.
Number One Gun To the Secrets and Knowledge Christian rock Tooth & Nail [23]
The Wonder Years The Upsides Pop-punk No Sleep [24]
Woodhands Remorsecapade Electronic Paper Bag [25]
January
28
Hot Chip One Life Stand Alternative dance, synth-pop, indietronica Parlophone
January
29
Groove Armada Black Light Electronica Cooking Vinyl [26]
Overkill Ironbound Thrash metal eOne Music, Nuclear Blast [27]

February

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
February
1
Apparatjik We Are Here Alternative rock Meta Merge Un [28]
BT These Hopeful Machines Electronica Black Hole [29]
Kashmir Trespassers Alternative rock Columbia, Sony Music [30]
The Knife Tomorrow, in a Year Rabid [31]
Midlake The Courage of Others Folk rock Bella Union [32]
February
2
Butch Walker I Liked It Better When You Had No Heart Alternative rock, pop rock One Haven Music [33]
Disco Biscuits Planet Anthem [34]
Dommin Love Is Gone Gothic rock Roadrunner [35]
Lil Wayne Rebirth Rap rock Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown
Nick Jonas & the Administration Who I Am Blues rock, R&B, blue-eyed soul Hollywood
Rob Zombie Hellbilly Deluxe 2 Industrial metal, alternative metal Roadrunner [36]
The Soft Pack The Soft Pack Indie rock Kemado
Through the Eyes of the Dead Skepsis Deathcore Prosthetic [37]
February
5
Fear Factory Mechanize Industrial metal Candlelight, AFM [38]
Sade Soldier of Love Pop-soul Epic
February
8
Fair Disappearing World Alternative rock Tooth & Nail [39]
HIM Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice Alternative rock Sire
Look What I Did Atlas DruggedModernist Movement Recordings [40]
Massive Attack Heligoland Electronica Virgin [41]
Ov Hell The Underworld Regime Black metal Indie, Prosthetic [42]
Yeasayer Odd Blood Experimental rock Secretly Canadian
February
9
DJ Kay Slay More Than Just a DJ Hip hop eOne [43]
Fireflight For Those Who Wait Christian rock Flicker [44]
Jaheim Another Round R&B, soul Atlantic [45]
Josh Turner Haywire Country MCA Nashville
TobyMac Tonight Christian rock ForeFront [46]
February
12
Angels & Airwaves Love Alternative rock Geffen [47]
February
15
Field Music Field Music (Measure) Indie rock Memphis Industries [48]
Lightspeed Champion Life Is Sweet! Nice to Meet You Folk Domino [49]
Marina and the Diamonds The Family Jewels Indie pop 679, Atlantic
February
16
Juliana Hatfield Peace and Love Indie rock Ye Olde Records [50]
Smoking Popes It's Been A Long Day Pop-punk Asian Man [51]
The Souljazz Orchestra Rising Sun Afrobeats Strut [52]
Story of the Year The Constant Pop-punk, post-hardcore Epitaph
February
17
Finntroll Nifelvind Folk metal, black metal Century Media [53]
Two Door Cinema Club Tourist History Indie rock Kitsuné [54]
February
22
Autechre Oversteps IDM Warp
The Courteeners Falcon Indie rock A&M
Elephant9 Walk the Nile Rune Grammofon [55]
February
23
Alkaline Trio This Addiction Punk rock Epitaph
Electric President The Violent Blue Electronic Fake Four Inc. [56]
Holly Miranda The Magician's Private Library Indie rock XL [57]
Joanna Newsom Have One on Me Indie folk Drag City [58]
Johnny Cash American VI: Ain't No Grave Americana American Recordings, Universal Nashville [59]
Newworldson Newworldson Contemporary Christian music Inpop [60]
Quasi American Gong Indie rock Kill Rock Stars [61]
The Rocket Summer Of Men and Angels Pop rock Island Def Jam [62]
Shearwater The Golden Archipelago Indie rock Matador [63]
Shout Out Louds Work Indie rock Merge [64]
Starfield The Saving One Contemporary Christian music Sparrow [65]
Zeus Say Us Alternative, indie Arts & Crafts [66]
February
24
Dark Tranquillity We Are the Void Heavy metal Century Media [67]
van Canto Tribe of Force A cappella, heavy metal Napalm [68]
February
26
Jason Derulo Jason Derulo Rock, R&B Beluga Heights, Warner Bros.
Oomph! Truth or Dare Neue Deutsche Härte, industrial [69]

March

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
March
1
Frightened Rabbit The Winter of Mixed Drinks Indie rock FatCat [70]
March
2
DJ Khaled Victory Hip hop We the Best, E1 [71]
Jaguar Love Hologram Jams Fat Possum [72]
Lifehouse Smoke & Mirrors Alternative rock Geffen [73]
Meredith Andrews As Long as It Takes Contemporary Christian Word [74]
Portugal. The Man American Ghetto Psychedelic rock, electronic rock Equal Vision [75]
Rogue Wave Permalight Indie rock Brushfire [76]
Satellites & Sirens Satellites & Sirens Christian rock [77]
Shooter Jennings and Hierophant Black Ribbons Hard rock Black Country Rock
March
3
Gorillaz Plastic Beach Pop, electronic, hip hop Parlophone
March
5
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Beat the Devil's Tattoo Alternative rock Vagrant [78]
Boyzone Brother Pop Polydor
Jimi Hendrix Valleys of Neptune Rock Legacy
Sugababes Sweet 7 Electropop Island
March
8
Airbourne No Guts. No Glory. Hard rock Roadrunner [79]
Amy Macdonald A Curious Thing Pop rock, soft rock Melodramatic Records, Mercury
Goldheart Assembly Wolves and Thieves Indie folk, indie pop, folk rock Fierce Panda [80]
March
9
Adie Just You and Me Contemporary Christian BEC [81]
The Besnard Lakes The Besnard Lakes Are the Roaring Night Indie rock Jagjaguwar, Outside Music [82]
The Bled Heat Fetish Hardcore, mathcore Rise [83]
Broken Bells Broken Bells Indie rock Columbia
Chasen That Was Then, This Is Now Christian rock [84]
Demon Hunter The World Is a Thorn Metalcore, nu metal, groove metal Solid State [85]
Four Year Strong Enemy of the World Pop-punk, melodic hardcore Decaydance, Universal Motown
Gary Allan Get Off on the Pain Country MCA Nashville
Kidz in the Hall Land of Make Believe Hip hop Duck Down Music [86]
Liars Sisterworld Experimental rock Mute [87]
Ludacris Battle of the Sexes Hip hop Disturbing tha Peace, Def Jam
Sanctus Real Pieces of a Real Heart Christian rock Sparrow [88]
Selena La Leyenda Latin pop Capitol Latin, EMI, Q-Productions [89]
Serj Tankian Elect the Dead Symphony Reprise, Warner Bros., Serjical Strike [90]
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists The Brutalist Bricks Art punk, punk rock, indie rock Matador [91]
Violent Soho Violent Soho Alternative rock Ecstatic Peace! [92]
March
11
Various artists Passion: Awakening Worship sixsteps [93]
March
14
Scorpions Sting in the Tail [94]
March
15
Katatonia The Longest Year Peaceville [95]
March
16
Armored Saint La Raza Heavy metal Metal Blade [96]
The Audition Great Danger Pop-punk Victory [97]
Drive-By Truckers The Big To-Do Alternative country ATO
Fireball Ministry Fireball Ministry Heavy metal Restricted Release [98]
Flobots Survival Story Alternative rock Universal Republic [99]
From First to Last Throne to the Wolves Post-hardcore Rise [100]
Jessica Harp A Woman Needs Country Warner Bros. Nashville [101]
Julieta Venegas Otra Cosa Latin pop [102]
Neon Trees Habits Alternative rock Mercury [103]
Raintime Psychromatic Power metal, progressive metal Lifeforce [104]
The Whigs In the Dark Indie rock ATO [105]
Wrench in the Works Decrease/Increase Mathcore, metalcore Facedown [106]
March
17
Poets of the Fall Twilight Theater Alternative rock Insomniac Records [107]
She & Him Volume Two Indie pop P-Vine, Merge, Double Six
March
19
Goldfrapp Head First Synth-pop, Italo disco Mute [108]
Justin Bieber My World 2.0 Pop Island
Monica Still Standing R&B, soul J
March
22
The Dillinger Escape Plan Option Paralysis Mathcore Season of Mist [109]
Laura Marling I Speak Because I Can Folk Virgin
Triptykon Eparistera Daimones Extreme metal, doom metal, death metal Prowling Death, Century Media [110]
March
23
Barenaked Ladies All in Good Time Alternative rock Raisin' Records [111]
Belinda Carpe Diem Electropop Capitol Latin [112]
The Bird and the Bee Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates Indie pop, electronic Blue Note [113]
Brotha Lynch Hung Dinner and a Movie Hardcore hip hop, horrorcore, gangsta rap Strange Music [114]
Mindy McCready I'm Still Here Country Linus
Queens Club Young Giant Alternative rock Tooth & Nail [115]
Robbie Seay Band Miracle Worship [116]
Sleeping with Sirens With Ears to See and Eyes to Hear Post-hardcore Rise [117]
The Weakerthans Live at the Burton Cummings Theatre Indie rock [118]
March
26
Madonna Sticky & Sweet Tour Warner Bros.
Usher Raymond v. Raymond R&B, pop, hip hop LaFace, Jive
March
29
Craig David Signed Sealed Delivered Universal Motown [119]
Das Racist Shut Up, Dude Hip hop Greedhead Music, Mishka [120]
Hybrid Disappear Here Trip hop, breakbeat, electronica Distinct'ive Breaks [121]
Lower Than Atlantis Far Q Melodic hardcore, post-hardcore, punk rock A Wolf at Your Door [122]
March
30
Amy Grant Somewhere Down the Road Contemporary Christian EMI CMG, Sparrow [123]
Black Francis NonStopErotik Alternative rock Cooking Vinyl [124]
Charmaine Love Reality Christian electronic dance music In:ciite Music [125]
Erykah Badu New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh) Neo soul Universal Motown
Manafest The Chase Christian rock, rap rock BEC, Uprok Records [126]
Paper Tongues Paper Tongues Rock A&M Octone [127]
Sho Baraka Lions and Liars Christian hip hop Reach [128]
March
31
Earl Sweatshirt Earl Alternative hip hop, horrorcore Earl Sweatshirt
Jónsi Go Post-rock, baroque pop XL, Parlophone
Slash Slash Hard rock, heavy metal EMI, Universal, Roadrunner

Second quarter

April

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
April
3
Avantasia Angel of Babylon Power metal, symphonic metal Nuclear Blast, Fearless, Bodog [129]
Avantasia The Wicked Symphony Heavy metal, power metal, symphonic metal Nuclear Blast [130]
April
5
Darkthrone Circle the Wagons Crust punk, heavy metal, black metal Peaceville [131]
David Byrne & Fatboy Slim Here Lies Love Alternative rock Todomundo, Nonesuch [132]
GBH Perfume and Piss Hardcore punk, street punk, punk rock Hellcat [133]
April
6
Bobby McFerrin Vocabularies Jazz EmArcy [134]
Cary Brothers Under Control Indie rock Procrastination Records [135]
The Classic Crime Vagabonds Alternative rock Tooth & Nail [136]
Dave Barnes What We Want, What We Get CCM, pop, Christian rock Razor & Tie [137]
Dr. Dog Shame, Shame Psychedelic rock, indie rock Anti-
Murder by Death Good Morning, Magpie Indie Vagrant [138]
Secret and Whisper Teenage Fantasy Post-hardcore, emo, experimental Tooth & Nail [139]
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings I Learned the Hard Way Soul, funk Daptone [140]
Tunng ...And Then We Saw Land Folktronica Thrill Jockey, Full Time Hobby [141]
Upon a Burning Body The World Is Ours Deathcore Sumerian [142]
April
7
Engel Threnody Melodic death metal, industrial metal Avex Group, Trooper Entertainment, Season of Mist [143]
April
9
Gyroscope Cohesion Alternative rock Island [144]
Natalie Merchant Leave Your Sleep Folk Nonesuch [145]
Plan B The Defamation of Strickland Banks Soul, R&B, hip hop 679, Asylum
April
13
Amber Pacific Virtues Pop-punk Victory [146]
Bleeding Through Bleeding Through Metalcore Rise, Roadrunner
Cancer Bats Bears, Mayors, Scraps & Bones Hardcore punk, metalcore, sludge metal Distort [147]
Coheed and Cambria Year of the Black Rainbow Progressive rock Columbia, Roadrunner
Foxy Shazam Foxy Shazam Glam rock Sire [148]
MGMT Congratulations Psychedelic pop, psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia Columbia
War of Ages Eternal Metalcore Facedown [149]
April
14
Saori@destiny World Wild 2010 J-pop, electropop, electro D-topia, Victor, Avex-I [150]
April
16
Eisbrecher Eiszeit Neue Deutsche Härte AFM, Metropolis [151]
Terje Rypdal Crime Scene Jazz ECM [152]
April
19
Eivind Aarset & the Sonic Codex Orchestra Live Extracts Nu jazz ECM [153]
John Grant Queen of Denmark Indie folk, soft rock Bella Union [154]
Kate Nash My Best Friend Is You Indie pop, indie rock Geffen, Fiction [155]
Meat Loaf Hang Cool Teddy Bear Hard rock Mercury, Loud & Proud [156]
April
20
The Apples in Stereo Travellers in Space and Time Indie rock Simian, Elephant 6, Yep Roc [157]
Circa Survive Blue Sky Noise Rock Atlantic [158]
Cypress Hill Rise Up Hip hop, rap rock Priority [159]
Kayo Dot Coyote Experimental music Hydra Head [160]
Kottonmouth Kings Long Live The Kings Rap rock, hip hop, punk rock Suburban Noize [161]
Ozomatli Fire Away Funk, jazz, rock Downtown, Mercer Street Records [162]
Ratt Infestation Heavy metal, hard rock, glam metal Loud & Proud, Roadrunner [163]
Sevendust Cold Day Memory Alternative metal Asylum [164]
Sick of It All Based on a True Story Hardcore punk, crossover thrash Century Media [165]
Superchick Reinvention Christian rock Inpop [166]
April
23
Hole Nobody's Daughter Alternative rock Mercury
April
26
Bullet for My Valentine Fever Metalcore, hard rock Sony Music, Jive
The Futureheads The Chaos Punk rock, indie rock Nul [167]
April
27
B.o.B B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray Hip hop, rock, pop Grand Hustle, Rebel Rock, Atlantic
Gogol Bordello Trans-Continental Hustle Gypsy punk American Recordings [168]
Jo Dee Messina Unmistakable: Love Country Curb [169]
April
30
Diana Vickers Songs from the Tainted Cherry Tree Dance-pop, folktronica, electropop RCA

May

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
May
1
Homens da Luta A Cantiga É Uma ArmaCasa do Fumo [170]
May
4
Big K.R.I.T. K.R.I.T. Wuz Here Southern hip hop Cinematic, Nature Sounds [171]
Broken Social Scene Forgiveness Rock Record Indie rock Arts & Crafts [172]
Court Yard Hounds Court Yard Hounds Country rock Columbia [173]
Deftones Diamond Eyes Alternative metal Reprise
f(x) Nu ABO Pop SM [174]
Godsmack The Oracle Heavy metal, hard rock Universal Republic
The Hold Steady Heaven Is Whenever Indie rock Vagrant, Rough Trade
The Letter Black Hanging On by a Thread Christian rock Tooth & Nail [175]
MercyMe The Generous Mr. Lovewell Christian rock INO
Minus the Bear Omni Dangerbird [176]
The New Pornographers Together Indie rock, power pop Last Gang, Matador [177]
Nonpoint Miracle Alternative metal 954 Records [178]
Toni Braxton Pulse R&B Atlantic
Tonic Tonic Rock 429 [179]
May
7
Charice Charice Pop Reprise [180]
Exodus Exhibit B: The Human Condition Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [181]
Lena My Cassette Player Pop Universal Music Germany [182]
Sandy Manuscrito Pop, folk Universal [183]
May
10
Foals Total Life Forever Indie rock Transgressive, Sub Pop [184]
Keane Night Train Alternative rock Island, Cherrytree, Interscope
The National High Violet Indie rock, post-punk revival 4AD
We Are the Fallen Tear the World Down Alternative metal, gothic metal Universal Republic [185]
Zaz Zaz Pop, jazz, blues Play On, Sony Music [186]
May
11
As I Lay Dying The Powerless Rise Metalcore Metal Blade
The Dead Weather Sea of Cowards Rock Warner Bros., Third Man
Lost Dogs Old Angel Blues rock, roots music Fools of the World, Stunt [187]
Open Mike Eagle Unapologetic Art Rap Hip hop Mush [188]
Tenth Avenue North The Light Meets the Dark Contemporary Christian Reunion [189]
May
13
Super Junior Bonamana K-pop, R&B, dance SM
May
14
Kelis Flesh Tone EDM, dance-pop, electropop will.i.am, Interscope
May
16
Faithless The Dance Trip hop, trance, dance Nates Tunes, PIAS [190]
May
17
LCD Soundsystem This Is Happening Dance-punk, electronica, art rock DFA, Virgin [191]
Wintersleep New Inheritors Indie rock The Tom Kotter Company [192]
May
18
Bad Religion 30 Years Live Punk rock Epitaph [193]
Band of Horses Infinite Arms Indie rock Brown Records, Fat Possum, Columbia [194]
The Black Keys Brothers Blues rock, garage rock Nonesuch
Hammock Chasing After Shadows... Living with the Ghosts Ambient, post-rock Hammock Music [195]
Jamie Lidell Compass Soul Warp [196]
Janelle Monáe The ArchAndroid Alternative R&B, psychedelic pop, psychedelic soul Wondaland Arts Society, Bad Boy, Atlantic
Jay Chou The Era Mandopop JVR Music, Virgin [197]
Jimmy Needham Nightlights Contemporary Christian Inpop [198]
Mickie James Strangers & Angels Country [199]
Silent Civilian Ghost Stories Metalcore, thrash metal Mediaskare
May
19
22-20s Shake/Shiver/Moan Rock [200]
May
21
Apparatjik 4 Can Keep a Secret If 3 of Them Are Dead [201]
Pendulum Immersion Electronica Warner Music UK, Earstorm, Atlantic [202]
Stone Temple Pilots Stone Temple Pilots Alternative rock, hard rock Atlantic
Tame Impala Innerspeaker Psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia Modular
Y&T Facemelter Hard rock, heavy metal Frontiers [203]
May
24
Katie Melua The House Pop, jazz, progressive rock Dramatico [204]
Rolo Tomassi Cosmology Mathcore Hassle [205]
Sleigh Bells Treats Noise pop Mom + Pop, N.E.E.T.
Villagers Becoming a Jackal Indie folk Domino [206]
May
29
The Brave Little Abacus Just Got Back From the Discomfort—We're Alright Emo, emo revival, math rock [207]
May
31
The Divine Comedy Bang Goes the Knighthood Orchestral pop, art pop Divine Comedy [208]

June

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
June
1
Clay Aiken Tried and True Pop Decca [209]
Hawthorne Heights Skeletons Post-hardcore, emo, alternative rock Wind-up [210]
Jack Johnson To the Sea Folk rock, soft rock Brushfire, Universal Republic [211]
June
4
Christina Aguilera Bionic Electropop, futurepop, R&B RCA
June
7
Morcheeba Blood Like Lemonade Electronica PIAS [212]
June
8
Attack Attack! Attack Attack! Metalcore Rise [213]
Blitzen Trapper Destroyer of the Void Alternative country Sub Pop [214]
Dierks Bentley Up on the Ridge Country, bluegrass Capitol Nashville [215]
Tokyo Police Club Champ Indie rock, alternative rock, heartland rock Mom + Pop Music [216]
The Young Veins Take a Vacation! Rock, garage rock, psychedelic rock One Haven Music [217]
June
11
Kevin Rudolf To the Sky Pop rock, rap rock Cash Money, Universal Republic, Island [218]
Monrose Ladylike Pop, electropop Starwatch Music, Cheyenne, Warner Music
Ozzy Osbourne Scream Heavy metal Epic [219]
June
14
The Chemical Brothers Further Electronic Freestyle Dust, Parlophone [220]
Uffie Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans Synth-pop, electronica, hip hop Ed Banger, Because Music [221]
We Are Scientists Barbara Indie rock, post-punk revival PIAS
June
15
Cowboy Junkies Renmin Park Alternative country Latent [222]
Dirty Circus Alive and Well Hip hop URBNET [223]
Drake Thank Me Later Hip hop, R&B, pop-rap Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown
Pigeon Hole Age Like Astronauts URBNET [224]
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Mojo Heartland rock, blues rock Reprise [225]
June
18
The Amity Affliction Youngbloods Post-hardcore Boomtown [226]
Eminem Recovery Hip hop Aftermath, Shady, Interscope
Miley Cyrus Can't Be Tamed Dance-pop Hollywood
Sia We Are Born Pop Monkey Puzzle, RCA
June
22
Cyndi Lauper Memphis Blues Memphis blues Downtown [227]
Front Line Assembly Improvised Electronic Device Electro-industrial, industrial metal, industrial rock Metropolis, Dependent
Oneohtrix Point Never Returnal Ambient, noise, kosmische Mego
The Roots How I Got Over Alternative hip hop Def Jam
VersaEmerge Fixed at Zero Alternative rock, experimental rock Fueled by Ramen [228]
June
25
The Cat Empire Cinema Alternative rock, jazz, ska EMI [229]
June
27
Pet Slimmers of the Year ...And the Sky Fell Post-metal, post-rock Lost Children [230]
June
28
Scissor Sisters Night Work Glam rock Polydor [231]
June
29
3OH!3 Streets of Gold Crunkcore, electronic rock Photo Finish, Atlantic
Haste the Day Attack of the Wolf King Metalcore Solid State [232]
Wolf Parade Expo 86 Indie rock Sub Pop

Third quarter

July

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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
July
2
Kylie Minogue Aphrodite Dance-pop, disco Parlophone
Soilwork The Panic Broadcast Melodic death metal Nuclear Blast [233]
July
3
Liz Phair Funstyle Pop rock, electropop, pop rap Rocket Science Records
July
5
Enrique Iglesias Euphoria Latin pop Universal Republic, Universal Music Latino
I Am Kloot Sky at Night Alternative rock, post-Britpop Shepherd Moon LLP [234]
Mystery Jets Serotonin Indie rock Rough Trade [235]
July
6
Brandon Boyd The Wild Trapeze Alternative rock Epic [236]
Trailer Choir Tailgate Country Show Dog-Universal Music [237]
July
9
In This Moment A Star-Crossed Wasteland Metalcore, alternative metal, nu metal Century Media
July
11
Crowded House Intriguer Rock, alternative rock Fantasy [238]
July
12
Andrea Bocelli Carmen: Duets & Arias Opera, classical Decca, Universal [239]
El Guincho Piratas de Sudamérica, Vol. 1 Young Turks [240]
The Maine Black & White Pop rock Warner Bros.
Norma Jean Meridional Metalcore Razor & Tie
Young Guns All Our Kings Are Dead Alternative rock Live Forever [241]
July
13
Capone-N-Noreaga The War Report 2: Report the War East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, gangsta rap Ice H2O, EMI [242]
Hellyeah Stampede Heavy metal, groove metal Epic [243]
Korn Korn III: Remember Who You Are Nu metal Roadrunner
Mack 10 & Glasses Malone Money Muzik West Coast hip hop [244]
Paul Wall Heart of a Champion Hip hop Warner Bros., Asylum, Swishahouse [245]
Stat Quo Statlanta Hip hop Dream Big, Sony Music, The Orchard [246]
Sun Kil Moon Admiral Fell Promises Folk rock Caldo Verde
July
20
Big Head Todd and the Monsters Rocksteady [247]
Black Veil Brides We Stitch These Wounds Post-hardcore, metalcore, alternative rock StandBy, Virgin [248]
Rick Ross Teflon Don Hip hop Maybach Music Group, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam
July
27
Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare Heavy metal, hard rock Warner Bros.
Decrepit Birth Polarity Technical death metal Nuclear Blast [249]
Dru Hill InDRUpendence Day R&B, soul Kedar Entertainment Group [250]
Miniature Tigers Fortress Indie rock, alternative rock Modern Art Records [251]
July
29
Blind Guardian At the Edge of Time Power metal, progressive metal, symphonic metal Nuclear Blast [252]
July
30
Bliss n Eso Running on Air Hip hop Illusive Sounds, Liberation Music [253]

August

List of albums released in August 2010
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
August
2
Arcade Fire The Suburbs Indie rock, art rock, baroque pop Merge, City Slang, Mercury
Opshop Until the End of Time Rock Rhythmethod [254]
August
3
Buckcherry All Night Long Hard rock Eleven Seven Music, Atlantic [255]
Secondhand Serenade Hear Me Now Alternative rock, pop rock, emo pop Glassnote [256]
Wavves King of the Beach Indie rock, psychedelic pop, pop-punk Fat Possum [257]
August
10
Black Label Society Order of the Black Heavy metal E1 Music, Roadrunner, Riot Entertainment [258]
Brother Clyde Brother Clyde Alternative rock Fontana, Buena Vista [259]
Mike Posner 31 Minutes to Takeoff Pop, R&B, synth-pop J [260]
August
11
Angra Aqua Progressive metal, power metal [261]
August
12
Wang Leehom The 18 Martial Arts Mandopop Sony Music Taiwan [262]
August
13
Iron Maiden The Final Frontier Heavy metal EMI
Jolin Tsai Myself Pop Warner, Mars
Mac Miller K.I.D.S. Rostrum
August
16
The Hoosiers The Illusion of Safety Pop rock, indie pop, indie rock RCA [263]
Darin Lovekiller Pop Universal [264]
The Saturdays Headlines! Electropop, pop Fascination, Geffen
August
17
American Hi-Fi Fight the Frequency Pop-punk, alternative rock RED [265]
Brian Wilson Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin Traditional pop Walt Disney
Eels Tomorrow Morning Rock E Works, Vagrant [266]
John Mellencamp No Better Than This Americana, country blues, heartland rock Rounder [267]
Miss May I Monument Metalcore Rise [268]
Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise Folk, folk rock RCA, Stone Dwarf, RED [269]
August
20
Accept Blood of the Nations Heavy metal, speed metal Nuclear Blast [270]
Apocalyptica 7th Symphony Hard rock [271]
August
23
Klaxons Surfing the Void Indie rock, electronic rock, noise rock Polydor
August
24
Fantasia Back to Me R&B, soul J
Ion Dissonance Cursed Deathcore, metalcore, mathcore Century Media [272]
Katy Perry Teenage Dream Pop Capitol
Little Big Town The Reason Why Country Capitol Nashville
Malevolent Creation Invidious Dominion Death metal Nuclear Blast [273]
Never Shout Never Harmony Acoustic Loveway Records, Sire, Warner Bros. [274]
August
27
Everything Everything Man Alive Art rock, indie rock Geffen
Hurts Happiness Synth-pop Major Label, RCA [275]
The Pretty Reckless Light Me Up Alternative rock Interscope [276]
August
28
Goo Goo Dolls Something for the Rest of Us Alternative rock, soft rock Warner Bros. [277]
August
30
Kano Method to the Maadness British hip hop, electronic Bigger Picture Music [278]
August
31
Atom Smash Love Is in the Missile Hard rock Jive [279]
Disturbed Asylum Heavy metal, alternative metal, hard rock Reprise
Film School Fission Indie rock Beggars Banquet [280]
Luke Doucet Steel City Trawler Indie rock, country Six Shooter [281]
Murderdolls Women and Children Last Heavy metal, horror punk Roadrunner [282]
Papa Roach Time for Annihilation: On the Record & On the Road Hard rock, alternative rock, alternative metal Eleven Seven Music [283]
Tarja What Lies Beneath Symphonic metal Vertigo, Universal, The End

September

List of albums released in September 2010
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
September
2
Underworld Barking Techno Cooking Vinyl
September
3
Brandon Flowers Flamingo Soft rock, country pop, synth-pop Island
Death Angel Relentless Retribution Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [284]
Imelda May Mayhem Rockabilly Decca [285]
Oceansize Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up Progressive rock Superball Music [286]
September
6
Bilal Airtight's Revenge Neo soul Plug Research, RED Distribution [287]
The Naked and Famous Passive Me, Aggressive You Synth-pop, electro-rock Somewhat Damaged
September
7
Anberlin Dark Is the Way, Light Is a Place Alternative rock Universal Republic [288]
Helmet Seeing Eye Dog Alternative metal Work Song [289]
Interpol Interpol Indie rock, post-punk revival Matador, Soft Limit
JoJo Can't Take That Away from Me R&B, pop [290]
Sara Bareilles Kaleidoscope Heart Pop, soul Epic
Stone Sour Audio Secrecy Alternative metal, post-grunge, hard rock Roadrunner [291]
Tera Melos Patagonian Rats Math rock Sargent House [292]
September
8
Linkin Park A Thousand Suns Alternative rock Warner Bros., Machine Shop
Röyksopp Senior Downtempo, ambient, trip hop Wall of Sound
September
10
The Script Science & Faith Alternative rock RCA [293]
Weezer Hurley Alternative rock, power pop Epitaph
September
13
DragonForce Twilight Dementia Power metal, speed metal Roadrunner, Spinefarm [294]
Grinderman Grinderman 2 Alternative rock, noise rock Mute
El Guincho Pop Negro Tropicália, psychedelic pop Young Turks
Phil Collins Going Back Pop, soul, R&B Atlantic
September
14
Amusement Parks on Fire Road Eyes Shoegaze [295]
Das Racist Sit Down, Man Hip hop Greedhead Music, Mishka NYC, Mad Decent [296]
Kendrick Lamar Overly Dedicated Hip hop Top Dawg
The Murdocks Distortionist Rock [297]
of Montreal False Priest Psychedelic pop, dance pop, R&B Polyvinyl [298]
Superchunk Majesty Shredding Alternative rock, indie rock, punk rock Merge
Thriving Ivory Through Yourself & Back Again Indie rock, pop rock Wind-up [299]
Trey Songz Passion, Pain & Pleasure R&B Songbook, Atlantic
The Walkmen Lisbon Indie rock, garage rock revival, post-punk revival Fat Possum, Bella Union [300]
September
15
Maroon 5 Hands All Over Pop A&M Octone
September
20
Black Country Communion Black Country Communion Hard rock, blues rock Mascot, J&R Adventures
Manic Street Preachers Postcards from a Young Man Alternative rock, power pop Columbia
September
21
Emm Gryner Gem and I Pop Dead Daisy Records, Second Motion [301]
John Legend and The Roots Wake Up! R&B, soul, funk GOOD Music, Columbia
Matt Costa Mobile Chateau Indie rock Brushfire [302]
My Darkest Days My Darkest Days Hard rock, post-grunge 604 [303]
Paula Cole Ithaca Rock Decca [304]
Selena Gomez & the Scene A Year Without Rain Dance-pop, synth-pop Hollywood
Serj Tankian Imperfect Harmonies Art rock, symphonic rock, progressive rock Reprise, Serjical Strike
Torche Songs for Singles Sludge metal Hydra Head [305]
September
22
Dimmu Borgir Abrahadabra Symphonic black metal Nuclear Blast [306]
KT Tunstall Tiger Suit Alternative rock, pop rock Relentless
September
23
White Denim Last Day of Summer Indie rock, psychedelic rock Downtown [307]
September
24
Ana Popović An evening at Trasimeno Lake Electric blues, blues rock, jazz ArtisteXclusive records [308]
Gordon Haskell One Day Soon [309]
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. Record Collection Alternative hip hop, synth-pop, EDM Allido, RCA, Columbia [310]
September
27
Enslaved Axioma Ethica Odini Progressive metal, black metal, Viking metal Indie, Nuclear Blast [311]
Infernal Fall from Grace Border Breakers, inf:rec
Killing Joke Absolute Dissent Industrial rock, post-punk, industrial metal Spinefarm, Universal
September
28
Bad Religion The Dissent of Man Punk rock Epitaph [312]
Ben Folds and Nick Hornby Lonely Avenue Alternative rock Nonesuch
Deerhunter Halcyon Digest Psychedelic pop, dream pop, indie pop 4AD [313]
Electric Six Zodiac Indie rock, electronic rock Metropolis [314]
Ice Cube I Am the West West Coast hip hop Lench Mob, EMI, Caroline [315]
Jimmy Eat World Invented Alternative rock, power pop, emo Interscope
Michael W. Smith Wonder CCM, pop Reunion
Mushroomhead Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children Alternative metal Megaforce [316]
No Age Everything in Between Art punk, noise rock, experimental rock Sub Pop
October Tide A Thin Shell Death-doom Candlelight [317]

Fourth quarter

October

List of albums released in October 2010
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
October
1
Tinie Tempah Disc-Overy Hip hop Parlophone [318]
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
Bruno Mars Doo-Wops & Hooligans R&B, pop Atlantic, Elektra
October
5
Air Dubai Wonder Age Alternative rock [319]
Chiodos Illuminaudio Post-hardcore Equal Vision [320]
David Archuleta The Other Side of Down Pop Jive, 19 [321]
Emily Osment Fight or Flight Electropop Wind-up [322]
Faith Evans Something About Faith R&B Prolific, E1 [323]
Finger Eleven Life Turns Electric Alternative rock Wind-up [324]
Fistful of Mercy As I Call You Down Blues, folk rock HOT Records [325]
Guster Easy Wonderful Alternative rock, indie rock Aware, Universal Republic [326]
Joe Satriani Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards Instrumental rock, progressive rock Epic [327]
October
8
Alter Bridge AB III Alternative metal Roadrunner [328]
The Audreys Sometimes the Stars ABC Music [329]
October
11
Belle and Sebastian Belle and Sebastian Write About Love Indie pop Rough Trade [330]
Steve Lukather All's Well That Ends Well Rock Mascot [331]
October
12
Far East Movement Free Wired Dance-pop, hip hop, electronic Cherrytree, Interscope [332]
Gay for Johnny Depp Sex Vid Singles Club [333]
Gram Rabbit Miracles & Metaphors Indie rock, space rock, electropop Cobraside, Royal Order [334]
Motionless in White Creatures Metalcore, gothic metal, post-hardcore Fearless [335]
Sufjan Stevens The Age of Adz Synth-pop, art pop, electro-folk Asthmatic Kitty
Trapt No Apologies Alternative metal Eleven Seven Music [336]
Valencia Dancing with a Ghost Alternative rock, pop-punk I Surrender [337]
October
15
Kings of Leon Come Around Sundown Alternative rock RCA
Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana) Hannah Montana Forever Pop, teen pop, pop rock Walt Disney
October
18
Huey Lewis and the News Soulsville Soul W.O.W. Records [338]
October
19
Allstar Weekend Suddenly Yours Pop rock Hollywood [339]
Bad Books Bad Books Indie rock Favorite Gentlemen, Razor & Tie [340]
Bo Burnham Words Words Words Comedy Comedy Central [341]
Brian Eno (with Leo Abrahams and Jon Hopkins) Small Craft on a Milk Sea Electronic, ambient, experimental rock Warp [342]
Dag Arnesen Norwegian Song 3 Jazz Losen [343]
Elton John and Leon Russell The Union Rock Decca [344]
Jim Bryson and The Weakerthans The Falcon Lake Incident Indie rock Kelp, MapleMusic [345]
Rod Stewart Fly Me to the Moon... The Great American Songbook Volume V Jazz, traditional pop J
Shakira Sale el Sol Latin pop Epic
October
22
Joe McElderry Wide Awake Pop, dance-pop, teen pop Syco Music [346]
October
25
Anika Anika Dub, electronic, pop Invada Records, Stones Throw [347]
Belanova Sueño Electro I Pop Universal Music Group [348]
Charlotte Church Back to Scratch Pop, alternative Dooby Records [349]
Monster Magnet Mastermind Stoner rock Napalm [350]
Star One Victims of the Modern Age Progressive metal, space rock InsideOut [351]
Taylor Swift Speak Now Country pop, pop rock Big Machine
October
26
Young the Giant Young the Giant Alternative rock, indie rock Roadrunner
October
27
Good Charlotte Cardiology Pop-punk, alternative rock Capitol
October
29
Cheryl Cole Messy Little Raindrops R&B, dance-pop Fascination, Polydor
Devlin Bud, Sweat and Beers British hip hop, grime Island, Universal [352]
October
31
Alexisonfire Dog's Blood Post-hardcore, hardcore punk Dine Alone [353]
Helloween 7 Sinners Power metal SPV/Steamhammer, Spinefarm [354]

November

List of albums released in November 2010
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
November
1
Cradle of Filth Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa Extreme metal Peaceville [355]
Jamiroquai Rock Dust Light Star R&B, dance-pop Universal, Mercury [356]
November
2
Escape the Fate Escape the Fate Post-hardcore, metalcore Interscope [357]
Jason Aldean My Kinda Party Country Broken Bow [358]
Mariah Carey Merry Christmas II You Christmas Island
N.E.R.D. Nothing Blues, pop, soft rock Star Trak, Interscope
Pitbull Armando Hip hop Mr. 305 Inc. [359]
November
5
Jessica Mauboy Get 'Em Girls R&B Sony [360]
November
8
Atheist Jupiter Technical death metal Season of Mist [361]
James Blunt Some Kind of Trouble Pop rock, folk rock Atlantic, Custard, Epic [362]
Nadine Insatiable R&B, pop [363]
November
9
Brian Johnson Love Came Down - Live Acoustic Worship in the Studio Contemporary worship music [364]
Brokencyde Will Never Die Crunkcore BreakSilence [365]
CeeLo Green The Lady Killer Rhythm and blues Elektra
Kid Cudi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager Alternative hip hop Dream On, GOOD Music, Universal Motown
The Ocean Anthropocentric Post-metal, sludge metal, progressive metal Metal Blade [366]
Reba All the Women I Am Country Starstruck, Valory
Underoath Ø (Disambiguation) Metalcore Tooth & Nail [367]
November
12
Annie Lennox A Christmas Cornucopia Christmas, soul [368]
Rihanna Loud R&B, dance-pop Def Jam, SRP
November
15
A Day to Remember What Separates Me from You Post-hardcore, metalcore, pop-punk Victory
McFly Above the Noise Pop-punk, electropop Island
Take That Progress Pop rock, pop, electropop Polydor
November
16
Kid Rock Born Free Country, heartland rock, rock and roll Atlantic [369]
Stereolab Not Music Indie pop Duophonic, Drag City [370]
November
19
Christina Aguilera and Cher Burlesque: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Screen Gems, Inc, RCA
JLS Outta This World R&B, pop, dance-pop Epic
Kesha Cannibal Dance-pop, electropop RCA, Kemosabe
Westlife Gravity Pop, dance-pop Syco Music, Sony Music, RCA
November
22
Girls Broken Dreams Club Indie rock True Panther [371]
Jessica Simpson Happy Christmas Pop, Christmas, R&B Primary Wave, eleveneleven
Kanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Hip hop Def Jam, Roc-A-Fella
Lloyd Banks H.F.M. 2 (The Hunger for More 2) Hip hop G-Unit, EMI
My Chemical Romance Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys Alternative rock, punk rock Reprise
Ne-Yo Libra Scale R&B, Europop Def Jam, Compound Entertainment [372]
Nicki Minaj Pink Friday Hip hop, R&B, pop Young Money, Cash Money, Universal Motown
Robyn Body Talk Electropop, synth-pop Konichiwa
Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds Rock, R&B, soul Modern Vintage Recordings [373]
November
26
Alesha Dixon The Entertainer R&B, hip hop Asylum [374]
Black Eyed Peas The Beginning Pop Interscope
Duffy Endlessly Pop A&M
Manowar Battle Hymns MMXI Power metal Magic Circle Music [375]
November
29
Jazmine Sullivan Love Me Back R&B, hip hop soul J, Arista
November
30
Chrisette Michele Let Freedom Reign R&B Def Jam [376]
Flo Rida Only One Flo (Part 1) Hip hop, dance Atlantic, Poe Boy [377]
Soulja Boy The DeAndre Way Hip hop SOD, Collipark Music, Interscope [378]

December

List of albums released in December 2010
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Release dateArtistAlbumGenreLabelRef.
December
3
Daft Punk Tron: Legacy Electronic Walt Disney
December
6
Deadmau5 4×4=12 Progressive house, electro house Mau5trap, Ultra, Virgin [379]
Mylène Farmer Bleu noir Dance-pop, electropop, synth-pop Universal Music France [380]
Not Squares Yeah OK Richter Collective, Teto Records
December
7
Diane Birch The Velveteen Age Neo soul, pop, gospel S-Curve [381]
Hinder All American Nightmare Hard rock Universal Republic [382]
Natasha Bedingfield Strip Me Pop Epic, Phonogenic
Plain White T's Wonders of the Younger Alternative rock, indie rock, emo pop Hollywood
T.I. No Mercy Hip hop Grand Hustle, Atlantic
December
10
Ciara Basic Instinct R&B LaFace, Jive
Michael Jackson Michael R&B, pop, soul MJJ Music, Epic, Sony Music
December
14
Crystal Bowersox Farmer's Daughter Folk rock, country Jive, 19
Diddy – Dirty Money Last Train to Paris Hip hop, house Bad Boy, Interscope
R. Kelly Love Letter R&B, soul Jive
December
15
Mr. Big What If... Hard rock WHD Entertainment, Victor, Frontiers [383]
December
17
Keri Hilson No Boys Allowed R&B Mosley Music, Zone 4, Interscope
LaViVe No Sleep Dance-pop Starwatch
December
20
Wire Red Barked Tree Post-punk, experimental rock Pink Flag
December
21
Duran Duran All You Need Is Now New wave, pop rock S-Curve
Jamie Foxx Best Night of My Life R&B, hip hop J [384]
Keyshia Cole Calling All Hearts R&B, hip hop, soul Geffen, Interscope [385]
December
25
Gorillaz The Fall Electronic, trip hop Parlophone, Virgin
Klaxons Landmarks of Lunacy Alternative rock [386]

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