List of 2016 albums

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The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2016. 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.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see 2016 in music.

First quarter

January

List of albums released in January 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
January 1	Rachel Platten	Wildfire	Pop, power pop, soul	Columbia	[1]
January 6	Misia	Love Bebop	Pop, soul, dance-pop	Ariola	[2]
January 8	David Bowie	Blackstar	Art rock, experimental rock, jazz	Columbia, RCA, Sony Music
	Full of Hell	Amber Mote in the Black Vault	Grindcore	Bad Teeth Recordings
	Hinds	Leave Me Alone	Garage rock, lo-fi	Mom + Pop	[3]
	Ignite	A War Against You	Melodic hardcore	Century Media	[4]
	Marshmello	Joytime	Future bass, progressive house, trap	Joytime Collective	[5]
	Villagers	Where Have You Been All My Life?	Indie folk	Domino	[6]
January 15	Anderson .Paak	Malibu	Hip hop, R&B, soul	Steel Wool, OBE, EMPIRE
	Ben Monder, Pete Rende, Andrew Cyrille, Paul Motian	Amorphae	Jazz	ECM	[7]
	Blaze Ya Dead Homie	The Casket Factory	Gangsta rap, horrorcore	Majik Ninja Entertainment	[8]
	Brothers Osborne	Pawn Shop	Country	EMI Nashville	[9]
	Charles Lloyd & The Marvels	I Long to See You	Jazz	Blue Note	[10]
	Classified	Greatful	Hip hop	Halflife Records, Universal Music Canada	[11]
	Daughter	Not to Disappear	Alternative pop	4AD	[12]
	Daz and Snoop	Cuzznz	West Coast hip hop, G-funk	Felder Entertainment Inc.	[13]
	Hank Williams Jr.	It's About Time	Country, Southern rock	Nash Icon	[14]
	Lecrae	Church Clothes 3	Christian hip hop, conscious hip hop	Reach	[15]
	Panic! at the Disco	Death of a Bachelor	Pop rock, pop, rock	DCD2, Fueled by Ramen
	Randy Rogers Band	Nothing Shines Like Neon	Country	Tommy Jackson Records	[16]
	Show of Hands	The Long Way Home	Folk	Hands on Music	[17]
	Skunk Anansie	Anarchytecture	Alternative rock	earMUSIC, Carosello	[18]
January 21	Jesu and Sun Kil Moon	Jesu/Sun Kil Moon	Post-metal, indie folk, electronic music	Caldo Verde, Rough Trade	[19]
January 22	The Besnard Lakes	A Coliseum Complex Museum	Psychedelic rock, progressive rock, indie rock	Jagjaguwar	[20]
	Cait Brennan	Debutante	Indie rock	Alternative Distribution Alliance	[21]
	Chairlift	Moth	Synth-pop, indie pop, electropop	Columbia	[22]
	Conrad Keely	Original Machines	Rock	Superball	[23]
	Eleanor Friedberger	New View	Indie rock	Frenchkiss	[24]
	Half Japanese	Perfect	Art punk, indie rock	Joyful Noise	[25]
	John Cale	M:FANS	Experimental rock, industrial rock, electronic	Double Six	[26]
	Lionheart	Love Don't Live Here	Hardcore punk, metalcore	LHHC Records, Beatdown Hardwear Records	[27]
	Megadeth	Dystopia	Thrash metal	Tradecraft, Universal
	The Mute Gods	Do Nothing till You Hear from Me	Progressive rock, pop rock	Inside Out	[28]
	Mystery Jets	Curve of the Earth	Indie rock	Caroline	[29]
	Roam	Backbone	Pop punk	Hopeless	[30]
	Rüfüs	Bloom	Alternative dance	Sweat It Out	[31]
	Savages	Adore Life	Post-punk	Matador	[32]
	Shearwater	Jet Plane and Oxbow	Indie rock	Sub Pop	[33]
	Steve Angello	Wild Youth	Indie rock, electro house	Size Records	[34]
	Steven Wilson	4½	Progressive rock	Kscope	[35]
	Suede	Night Thoughts	Art rock	Warner Bros.	[36]
	Tank	Sex Love & Pain II	R&B	Atlantic	[37]
	Tindersticks	The Waiting Room	Indie rock	City Slang, Lucky Dog	[38]
	Tortoise	The Catastrophist	Post-rock	Thrill Jockey	[39]
	Tricky	Skilled Mechanics		False Idols	[40]
	Ty Segall	Emotional Mugger	Garage rock, hard rock, glam rock	Drag City	[41]
	Ulver	ATGCLVLSSCAP	Experimental, psychedelic rock	House of Mythology	[42]
January 27	Rihanna	Anti	Pop, R&B	Westbury Road, Roc Nation
January 28	Massive Attack	Ritual Spirit	Trip hop, electronica	Virgin	[43]
January 29	Aubrie Sellers	New City Blues	Country, country pop	Carnival	[44]
	Avantasia	Ghostlights	Symphonic metal, hard rock, power metal	Nuclear Blast	[45]
	Basement	Promise Everything	Alternative rock	Run for Cover	[46]
	Bill Frisell	When You Wish Upon a Star	Jazz	Okeh	[47]
	Bloc Party	Hymns	Indie rock, alternative dance	Infectious, BMG, Vagrant	[48]
	Bury Tomorrow	Earthbound	Metalcore	Nuclear Blast	[49]
	Charlie Puth	Nine Track Mind	Pop, R&B	Atlantic	[50]
	Dream Theater	The Astonishing	Progressive metal, progressive rock	Roadrunner	[51]
	Kevin Gates	Islah	Hip hop	Atlantic, Bread Winners' Association	[52]
	Michael W. Smith	Hymns II		The MWS Group
	Money	Suicide Songs		Bella Union	[53]
	Sia	This Is Acting	Pop	Monkey Puzzle, RCA
	St. Lucia	Matter	Synth-pop	Columbia	[54]
	Tedeschi Trucks Band	Let Me Get By	Blues, rock, R&B	Fantasy	[55]
	Tord Gustavsen, Simin Tander, Jarle Vespestad	What Was Said	Jazz	ECM	[56]
	Wet	Don't You	Indie pop, indie electronic, dream pop	Columbia	[57]
	Yanni	Sensuous Chill	Easy listening, new-age	Portrait, Sony Masterworks	[58]
January 31	Diane Birch	Nous	Jazz, indie pop, soul	Hymnpatia Recordings	[59]

February

List of albums released in February 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
February 3	BIGBANG	Made Series	Dance-pop, PBR&B, hip hop	YG Entertainment, Avex Trax	[60]
	Magnum	Sacred Blood "Divine" Lies	Rock	SPV/Steamhammer	[61]
February 5	Anchor & Braille	Songs for the Late Night Drive Home	Alternative rock, electronic rock, shoegaze	Tooth & Nail	[62]
	Charles Kelley	The Driver	Country	Capitol Nashville	[63]
	The Cult	Hidden City	Hard rock	Cooking Vinyl	[64]
	DIIV	Is the Is Are	Indie rock, shoegaze, krautrock	Captured Tracks	[65]
	Dr. Dog	The Psychedelic Swamp	Indie rock, blues rock, neo-psychedelia	Anti-
	Elton John	Wonderful Crazy Night	Rock, soft rock, vocal jazz	Capitol, Mercury
	Eric Prydz	Opus	House, progressive house, electro house	Virgin	[66]
	Field Music	Commontime	Indie pop, funk	Memphis Industries	[67]
	Fleshgod Apocalypse	King	Symphonic metal	Nuclear Blast	[68]
	Foxes	All I Need	Synth-pop	Sign of the Times, Epic, RCA	[69]
	Junior Boys	Big Black Coat	Electronic, technopop, EDM	City Slang	[70]
	Lion Babe	Begin	R&B, neo soul, electronica	Interscope, Polydor	[71]
	Lucinda Williams	The Ghosts of Highway 20	Country	Highway 20 Records	[72]
	Majid Jordan	Majid Jordan	R&B, PBR&B, synth-pop	OVO Sound, Warner Bros.	[73]
	Obscura	Akrøasis	Progressive metal, technical death metal	Relapse	[74]
	Textures	Phenotype	Progressive metal, metalcore	Nuclear Blast	[75]
	Trixie Whitley	Porta Bohemica			[76]
	Wiz Khalifa	Khalifa	Hip hop	Taylor Gang, Rostrum, Atlantic	[77]
February 8	Haywyre	Two Fold Pt. 2	Future bass, house	Monstercat	[78]
February 12	Basia Bulat	Good Advice	Indie pop, folk	Secret City	[79]
	Daughtry	It's Not Over...The Hits So Far	Alternative rock, hard rock, pop rock	RCA, 19	[80]
	El Guincho	Hiperasia	R&B, Latin	Everlasting Records, Canada
	The Jezabels	Synthia	Indie rock, alternative rock	Dine Alone	[81]
	Kula Shaker	K2.0	Rock, psychedelic rock, raga rock	StrangeF.O.L.K.	[82]
	Lacey Sturm	Life Screams	Hard rock, Christian rock	Followspot Records	[83]
	Lissie	My Wild West	Folk, rock	Lionboy, Thirty Tigers	[84]
	Pinegrove	Cardinal	Americana	Run for Cover	[85]
	That Poppy	Bubblebath	Pop	Island
	Radiation City	Synesthetica	Alternative rock, dream pop	Polyvinyl	[86]
	Ronan Keating	Time of My Life	Pop	Decca	[87]
	Rotting Christ	Rituals	Black metal, dark metal	Season of Mist	[88]
	The Suffers	The Suffers	Soul	Rhyme & Reason Records	[89]
	Wynonna & the Big Noise	Wynonna & the Big Noise	Country	Curb	[90]
February 14	Kanye West	The Life of Pablo	Hip hop	GOOD Music, Def Jam
	Mýa	Smoove Jones	R&B, soul, hip hop	Planet 9
February 15	Illenium	Ashes	Electronic, progressive house, dubstep	Kasaya, Seeking Blue	[91]
February 19	After the Burial	Dig Deep	Progressive metal, djent	Sumerian	[92]
	Animal Collective	Painting With	Psychedelic pop	Domino
	BJ the Chicago Kid	In My Mind	R&B	Motown	[93]
	Creeper	The Stranger	Horror punk, punk rock	Roadrunner
	Jack Garratt	Phase	Indie pop, PBR&B	Island	[94]
	Lake Street Dive	Side Pony	Pop, indie pop	Nonesuch	[95]
	Mavis Staples	Livin' on a High Note	R&B, soul, roots rock	Anti-, Epitaph	[96]
	Myrath	Legacy	Progressive metal, Oriental metal, Arabic music	Groove Master Records, King	[97]
	Ra Ra Riot	Need Your Light	Indie rock	Barsuk	[98]
	Ralph Alessi, Gary Versace, Drew Gress, Nasheet Waits	Quiver	Jazz		[99]
	Simple Plan	Taking One for the Team	Pop punk, punk rock, power pop	Atlantic	[100]
	Wolfmother	Victorious	Hard rock, heavy metal, stoner rock	Universal
	Yo Gotti	The Art of Hustle	Hip hop	Epic, CMG	[101]
	Yoko Ono	Yes, I'm a Witch Too		Manimal	[102]
February 26	The 1975	I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It	Indie rock, new wave, synth-pop	Interscope, Dirty Hit, Polydor
	Anthrax	For All Kings	Thrash metal	Megaforce, Nuclear Blast	[103]
	Anvil	Anvil Is Anvil	Heavy metal, speed metal	SPV/Steamhammer	[104]
	Bonnie Raitt	Dig In Deep	Rock, blues, Americana	Redwing Records	[105]
	Charli XCX	Vroom Vroom	Experimental pop, wonky pop, electronic	Vroom Vroom Recordings	[106]
	The Gloaming	2	Folk	Brassland	[107]
	Hands Like Houses	Dissonants	Post-hardcore, alternative rock	Rise	[108]
	Macklemore & Ryan Lewis	This Unruly Mess I've Made	Hip hop	Macklemore LLC	[109]
	Santigold	99¢	Art pop, alternative dance, new wave	Atlantic	[110]
	School of Seven Bells	SVIIB	Dream pop	Vagrant	[111]
	Trondheim Jazz Orchestra with Kim Myhr and Jenny Hval	In the End His Voice Will Be the Sound of Paper	Jazz	Hubro Music	[112]
	TV Girl	Who Really Cares	Indie pop		[113]
	Tweet	Charlene	R&B, soul, neo soul	eOne	[114]
	Voivod	Post Society	Progressive metal	Century Media	[115]
	Willie Nelson	Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin	Country	Legacy	[116]
	Yuck	Stranger Things	Indie rock, alternative rock	Mamé Records	[117]
February 29	Lemon Demon	Spirit Phone	Pop	Needlejuice

March

List of albums released in March 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
March 4	2 Chainz	ColleGrove	Hip hop, trap	Def Jam
	Esperanza Spalding	Emily's D+Evolution	Jazz, jazz fusion, funk	Concord	[118]
	Face to Face	Protection	Punk	Fat Wreck Chords	[119]
	Kendrick Lamar	Untitled Unmastered	Hip hop, jazz rap	Top Dawg, Aftermath, Interscope
	The Knocks	55	EDM	Big Beat, Neon Gold	[120]
	Låpsley	Long Way Home	Electronic, ambient, alternative R&B	XL	[121]
	Miike Snow	iii	Indie rock, electropop	Downtown	[122]
	Ninja Sex Party	Under the Covers	Rock, synth-pop, pop rock		[123]
	Poliça	United Crushers	Synth-pop, indie electronic	Mom + Pop
	The Qemists	Warrior Sound	Drum and bass	Amazing Record	[124]
	Ray LaMontagne	Ouroboros	Psychedelic rock	RCA	[125]
	Reckless Love	InVader	Glam metal, hard rock	Spinefarm	[126]
	RuPaul	Butch Queen	Dance	RuCo Inc.	[127]
	La Sera	Music for Listening to Music To	Indie pop	Polyvinyl	[128]
	Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds	Fowl Play	Rock, alternative	Party Fowl Records, Thirty Tigers	[129]
	Steven Curtis Chapman	Worship and Believe	Worship, Christian pop	Essential Worship, Reunion
	Thao & the Get Down Stay Down	A Man Alive	Alternative folk	Ribbon Music	[130]
	Tonight Alive	Limitless	Pop rock	Sony Music Australia, Fearless	[131]
	Urthboy	The Past Beats Inside Me Like a Second Heartbeat	Australian hip hop	Elefant Traks	[132]
	Violent Femmes	We Can Do Anything	Rock	PIAS	[133]
March 8	They Might Be Giants	Phone Power	Alternative rock	Idlewild Recordings, Lojinx	[134]
March 9	Alexandra Stan	Alesta	Dance	Victor, Roton, Global, Warner Bros., Vae Victis, Ego
March 11	3 Doors Down	Us and the Night	Post-grunge, pop rock, alternative rock	Republic	[135]
	Adore Delano	After Party	Dance, electronic, pop	Producer Entertainment Group	[136]
	Aurora	All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend	Art pop, electropop	Decca, Glassnote	[137]
	Bethel Music	Have It All	Contemporary Christian music, worship	Bethel Music	[138]
	Brian Fallon	Painkillers	Rock, alternative rock, heartland rock	Island	[139]
	Citizen Way	2.0	Christian music, Christian rock, Christian EDM	Fair Trade	[140]
	Emmy the Great	Second Love		Bella Union	[141]
	Julian Lage	Arclight	Jazz, jazz blues	Mack Avenue	[142]
	Killswitch Engage	Incarnate	Metalcore	Roadrunner	[143]
	Matt Corby	Telluric	Alternative R&B, dream pop	Mercury, Universal Music Australia	[144]
	Nine Lashes	Ascend	Christian pop, Christian EDM, Christian rock	BEC	[145]
March 18	Dustin Kensrue	Thoughts That Float on a Different Blood	Contemporary folk music, alternative rock, indie rock	Vagrant	[146]
	The Falcon	Gather Up the Chaps	Punk rock	Red Scare Industries	[147]
	Gwen Stefani	This Is What the Truth Feels Like	Pop	Interscope
	Iggy Pop	Post Pop Depression	Art rock, garage rock, hard rock	Loma Vista
	James	Girl at the End of the World	Alternative rock	BMG
	Primal Scream	Chaosmosis		First International, Ignition	[148]
	Redfoo	Party Rock Mansion	Pop	Rykodisc, Party Rock	[149]
	Soul Asylum	Change of Fortune	Alternative rock	Entertainment One	[150]
	Underworld	Barbara Barbara, We Face a Shining Future	Electronic	Universal
	Violent Soho	Waco	Grunge, alternative	SideOneDummy	[151]
March 25	Amon Amarth	Jomsviking	Melodic death metal	Metal Blade	[152]
	Anthony Hamilton	What I'm Feelin'	R&B	RCA	[153]
	Asking Alexandria	The Black	Metalcore	Sumerian
	Birdy	Beautiful Lies	Indie folk, indie pop	Atlantic	[154]
	Bob Mould	Patch the Sky	Alternative rock	Merge	[155]
	The Body and Full of Hell	One Day You Will Ache Like I Ache	Sludge metal, grindcore, noise	Neurot
	Elisa	On	Pop, dance, pop rock	Sugar Music	[156]
	Hana Pestle	Hana	Synth-pop		[157]
	The Joy Formidable	Hitch	Alternative rock	C'mon Let's Drift, Caroline	[158]
	K. Michelle	More Issues Than Vogue	R&B, soul, pop	Atlantic	[159]
	Lincoln Durham	Revelations of a Mind Unraveling	Rock, alternative folk, Southern gothic	Droog Records	[160]
	Metal Church	XI	Heavy metal	Rat Pak	[161]
	White Denim	Stiff	Indie rock, garage rock, progressive rock	Downtown	[162]
	Zayn	Mind of Mine	Alternative R&B, R&B	RCA
March 27	dvsn	Sept. 5th	R&B	OVO Sound, Warner Bros.	[163]
March 28	Oh My Girl	Pink Ocean	K-pop	WM
March 29	Babymetal	Metal Resistance	J-pop, heavy metal	BMD Fox, Toy's Factory

Second quarter

April

List of albums released in April 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
April 1	Andrew Bird	Are You Serious	Indie folk	Loma Vista	[164]
	Autolux	Pussy's Dead	Experimental rock, electronic	30th Century Records, Columbia	[165]
	Black Stone Cherry	Kentucky	Hard rock, Southern rock, alternative metal	Mascot	[166]
	Bombino	Azel	Blues, folk	Partisan	[167]
	Cheap Trick	Bang, Zoom, Crazy... Hello	Rock	Big Machine	[168]
	Explosions in the Sky	The Wilderness	Post-rock	Temporary Residence Limited	[169]
	The Field	The Follower	Ambient techno, techno	Kompakt	[170]
	Gareth Emery	100 Reasons to Live	EDM	Garuda, Armada	[171]
	Hammock	Everything and Nothing	Ambient	Hammock Music	[172]
	The Heavy	Hurt & the Merciless	Indie rock, funk rock, blues rock	Counter Records, Bad Son Recording Company	[173]
	Kaada/Patton	Bacteria Cult	Experimental	Ipecac	[174]
	The Last Shadow Puppets	Everything You've Come to Expect	Indie rock	Domino	[175]
	Laura Gibson	Empire Builder	Rock	City Slang	[176]
	Moderat	III	Electronic	Monkeytown, Mute	[177]
	Mogwai	Atomic	Post-rock	Rock Action	[178]
	Pet Shop Boys	Super	Synth-pop	x2	[179]
	Terrace Martin	Velvet Portraits	R&B, jazz fusion, G-funk	Sounds of Crenshaw, Ropeadope	[180]
	Weezer	Weezer (White Album)	Alternative rock, power pop, pop punk	Atlantic, Crush	[181]
	Yeasayer	Amen & Goodbye	Experimental rock	Mute	[182]
April 6	Gallant	Ology	Alternative R&B	Mind of a Genius	[183]
April 8	Álex Anwandter	Amiga	Latin alternative, pop rock	Nacional	[184]
	All Saints	Red Flag	Pop, R&B	London	[185]
	Art Bergmann	The Apostate	Alternative rock	weewerk	[186]
	Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals	Call It What It Is	Rock, blues rock, pop rock	Stax	[187]
	Black Peaks	Statues		Easy Life, RED Music	[188]
	Deftones	Gore	Alternative metal, post-metal, experimental rock	Reprise	[189]
	Frightened Rabbit	Painting of a Panic Attack	Indie rock	Atlantic	[190]
	Future of the Left	The Peace & Truce of Future of the Left	Noise rock	Prescriptions	[191]
	Ihsahn	Arktis	Progressive metal, black metal, experimental metal	Candlelight	[192]
	JJ Weeks Band	As Long as We Can Breathe	Worship, Christian pop, Christian rock	Centricity	[193]
	The Lumineers	Cleopatra	Americana, folk rock, indie folk	Dualtone	[194]
	M83	Junk	Electronic, dream pop, synth-pop	Naïve, Mute	[195]
	Mayer Hawthorne	Man About Town	R&B, soul	Vagrant	[196]
	Niki and the Dove	Everybody's Heart Is Broken Now	Pop	TEN Music Group	[197]
	Parquet Courts	Human Performance	Indie rock, art punk, experimental rock	Rough Trade	[198]
	Teleman	Brilliant Sanity	Indie pop	Moshi Moshi	[199]
	Tim Hecker	Love Streams	Electronic	4AD, Paper Bag	[200]
April 13	Ace Frehley	Origins, Vol. 1	Hard rock, heavy metal	Entertainment One	[201]
April 15	Bear Hands	You'll Pay for This	Experimental rock, indie rock, post-punk	Spensive Records	[202]
	Blaqk Audio	Material	Electronic, new wave	Blaqknoise, Kobalt	[203]
	Cate Le Bon	Crab Day	Neo-psychedelia, indie pop, art pop	Drag City, Turnstile, Caroline International	[204]
	Del Barber & the No Regretzkys	The Puck Drops Here		True North	[205]
	Fanfare Ciocărlia	Onwards to Mars!	Balkan brass		[206]
	J Dilla	The Diary	Hip hop	Pay Jay Productions, Mass Appeal	[207]
	Keb' Mo'	Keb' Mo' Live – That Hot Pink Blues Album		Kind of Blue Music, RED Distribution	[208]
	Lush	Blind Spot	Indie pop, dream pop, shoegaze	Edamame	[209]
	Otep	Generation Doom	Nu metal	Napalm	[210]
	PJ Harvey	The Hope Six Demolition Project	Rock	Island	[211]
	Santana	Santana IV	Latin rock	RCA	[212]
	Sturgill Simpson	A Sailor's Guide to Earth	Country, psychedelic rock	Atlantic	[213]
	Suuns	Hold/Still	Rock	Secretly Canadian	[214]
	Wild Belle	Dreamland	Psychedelic pop, alternative rock, indie pop	Columbia
April 16	Xiu Xiu	Plays the Music of Twin Peaks	Experimental rock, dark ambient	Polyvinyl	[215]
April 18	Up10tion	Spotlight	K-pop	TOP Media	[216]
April 20	The Fall of Troy	OK	Mathcore, post-hardcore, progressive rock	The Fall of Troy	[217]
April 22	The 69 Eyes	Universal Monsters	Gothic rock	Nuclear Blast	[218]
	ASAP Ferg	Always Strive and Prosper	Hip hop	ASAP Worldwide, Polo Grounds Music, RCA	[219]
	Bankroll Mafia	Bankroll Mafia	Hip hop	Grand Hustle, EMPIRE	[220]
	Blue October	Home	Alternative rock	Up/Down Records	[221]
	Dälek	Asphalt for Eden	Experimental hip hop, industrial hip hop, shoegaze	Profound Lore	[222]
	Katy B	Honey	EDM, dubstep, electronica	Rinse, Virgin EMI	[223]
	NF	Therapy Session	Hip hop, Christian hip hop	Capitol CMG	[224]
April 23	Beyoncé	Lemonade	R&B	Parkwood, Columbia	[225]
April 25	Twice	Page Two	K-pop, dance	JYP
April 29	Brian Eno	The Ship	Ambient	Warp	[226]
	The Boxer Rebellion	Ocean by Ocean	Indie rock	Amplify Music	[227]
	Discharge	End of Days	Hardcore punk	Nuclear Blast	[228]
	Drake	Views	Hip hop, dancehall, R&B	OVO Sound, Cash Money, Young Money	[229]
	Fallujah	Dreamless	Technical death metal, progressive metal	Nuclear Blast	[230]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Nonagon Infinity	Psychedelic rock, garage rock, heavy metal	ATO, Flightless	[231]
	Martina Stoessel	Tini	Pop	Hollywood	[232]
	Rob Zombie	The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser	Industrial metal	Zodiac Swan Records, T-Boy Records, Universal	[233]
	Sixx:A.M.	Prayers for the Damned: Vol. 1	Hard rock	Eleven Seven	[234]
	Travis	Everything at Once	Post-Britpop, alternative rock, indie rock	Red Telephone Box	[235]
	Zucchero	Black Cat	Blues rock	Universal	[236]

May

List of albums released in May 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
May 2	BTS	The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever	Hip hop, dance-pop, R&B	Big Hit Entertainment
May 6	Anohni	Hopelessness	Electronic, experimental, synth-pop	Secretly Canadian, Rough Trade
	Beverly	The Blue Swell		Kanine Records	[237]
	Carla Bley, Andy Sheppard, and Steve Swallow	Andando el Tiempo	Jazz	ECM	[238]
	Cuong Vu Trio meets Pat Metheny	Cuong Vu Trio Meets Pat Metheny	Jazz	Nonesuch	[239]
	Cyndi Lauper	Detour	Country, country rock, country blues	Sire
	Death Grips	Bottomless Pit	Experimental hip hop, digital hardcore	Third Worlds	[240]
	Jack DeJohnette, Ravi Coltrane and Matthew Garrison	In Movement	Jazz	ECM	[241]
	James Blake	The Colour in Anything	Electronic pop, R&B, soul	Polydor, 1–800 Dinosaur
	Jean-Michel Jarre	Electronica 2: The Heart of Noise	Electronic music	Sony Music	[242]
	Julianna Barwick	Will	Ambient, experimental	Dead Oceans	[243]
	Kate Ceberano	Anthology	Pop, soul, jazz	ABC Music	[244]
	Kaytranada	99.9%	Electronic	XL, HW&W
	Keith Urban	Ripcord	Pop, country pop	Hit Red, Capitol Nashville
	Meghan Trainor	Thank You	Dance-pop, R&B	Epic, Sony Music
	Mike Posner	At Night, Alone.	Pop	Island
	Pat Metheny	The Unity Sessions	Jazz	Nonesuch	[245]
	Rittz	Top of the Line	Hip hop	Strange Music	[246]
	Tim Garland	One	Jazz	Edition	[247]
	Vektor	Terminal Redux	Thrash metal	Earache	[248]
	White Lung	Paradise	Punk rock	Domino	[249]
May 8	Radiohead	A Moon Shaped Pool	Art rock, electronic	XL
May 13	3OH!3	Night Sports	Pop, trap, hip hop	Fueled by Ramen, Atlantic, Photo Finish	[250]
	Chance the Rapper	Coloring Book	Hip hop, gospel rap
	Corinne Bailey Rae	The Heart Speaks in Whispers	R&B	Virgin	[251]
	DevilDriver	Trust No One	Groove metal	Napalm	[252]
	Digitalism	Mirage	Electro house	Magnetism Recording Co, PIAS	[253]
	Hatebreed	The Concrete Confessional	Metalcore	Nuclear Blast	[254]
	Jessy Lanza	Oh No	Electronic, R&B, pop	Hyperdub	[255]
	Kvelertak	Nattesferd	Heavy metal	Roadrunner	[256]
	Kygo	Cloud Nine	Tropical house	Sony Music, Ultra Music, B1	[257]
	Modern Baseball	Holy Ghost	Indie rock, pop punk	Run for Cover
	Pierce the Veil	Misadventures	Post-hardcore	Fearless
May 20	Ana Popović	Trilogy	Blues rock, soul, jazz	ArtisteXclusive records	[258]
	Andy Shauf	The Party		Anti-
	Ariana Grande	Dangerous Woman	Pop, R&B	Republic
	Bob Dylan	Fallen Angels	Traditional pop	Columbia
	Boys Noize	Mayday	Electronic	Boysnoize Records	[259]
	Car Seat Headrest	Teens of Denial	Indie rock	Matador
	Eric Clapton	I Still Do	Blues, blues rock, folk	Bushbranch/Surfdog
	Highasakite	Camp Echo	Indie rock	Propeller	[260]
	Katatonia	The Fall of Hearts	Progressive rock	Peaceville
	Kent	Då som nu för alltid	Alternative rock, pop rock	RCA, Sony Music	[261]
	Lali	Soy	Pop, R&B	Sony Music Argentina	[262]
	Marissa Nadler	Strangers		Sacred Bones	[263]
	Mudcrutch	2	Southern rock, country rock	Reprise	[264]
	Pantha du Prince	The Triad	Electronic		[265]
	Richard Ashcroft	These People	Alternative rock	Cooking Vinyl	[266]
	Saosin	Along the Shadow	Post-hardcore, alternative rock	Epitaph	[267]
	Yuna	Chapters	Pop, R&B	Verve	[268]
May 27	ABC	The Lexicon of Love II		Virgin EMI
	Architects	All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us	Metalcore	Epitaph, UNFD, New Damage
	Band of Skulls	By Default	Blues rock, dance-rock	BMG	[269]
	Beth Orton	Kidsticks			[270]
	Catfish and the Bottlemen	The Ride	Alternative rock, indie rock	Capitol	[271]
	Clare Maguire	Stranger Things Have Happened	Indie pop, jazz, blues	Virgin	[272]
	Dierks Bentley	Black	Country	Capitol Nashville
	Fifth Harmony	7/27	Pop, R&B, tropical house	Epic, Syco
	Flume	Skin	Electronic	Future Classic
	Gold Panda	Good Luck and Do Your Best	Electronic	City Slang	[273]
	Lacuna Coil	Delirium	Gothic metal, alternative metal	Century Media
	The Monkees	Good Times!	Rock, power pop	Rhino
	PUP	The Dream Is Over	Punk rock	SideOneDummy, Royal Mountain	[274]
	Real Friends	The Home Inside My Head	Pop punk	Fearless
	Robert Glasper & Miles Davis	Everything's Beautiful	Jazz	Blue Note, Columbia, Legacy	[275]
	Thrice	To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere	Post-hardcore	Vagrant

June

List of albums released in June 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
June 3	Beartooth	Aggressive	Metalcore, hardcore punk	Red Bull, UNFD	[276]
	Cat's Eyes	Treasure House	Alternative rock	Kobalt Label Services	[277]
	Classixx	Faraway Reach	Electronic	Innovative Leisure	[278]
	The Claypool Lennon Delirium	Monolith of Phobos	Psychedelic rock, art rock, experimental rock	ATO	[279]
	Craig Morgan	A Whole Lot More to Me	Country	Black River
	Dan + Shay	Obsessed	Country	Warner Bros. Nashville
	Dark Funeral	Where Shadows Forever Reign	Black metal	Century Media	[280]
	Hellyeah	Unden!able	Heavy metal, groove metal	Eleven Seven	[281]
	Jimmy Barnes	Soul Searchin'	Rock, soul	Liberation Music	[282]
	The Kills	Ash & Ice	Indie rock	Domino	[283]
	Ladyhawke	Wild Things	Indie electronic, alternative dance, synth-pop	Polyvinyl	[284]
	The Lonely Island	Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping	Comedy hip hop	Republic	[285]
	Maren Morris	Hero	Country, pop	Columbia Nashville
	Netsky	3	Drum & bass, dance-pop, electropop	Sony Music, Hospital, Epic	[286]
	Paul Simon	Stranger to Stranger	Folk rock, worldbeat	Concord
	Psychic Ills	Inner Journey Out		Sacred Bones
	Roxette	Good Karma	Pop	Parlophone
	Tegan and Sara	Love You to Death	Synth-pop	Vapor, Warner Bros.
	Volbeat	Seal the Deal & Let's Boogie	Heavy metal, groove metal, rockabilly	Republic, Universal
	Yanni	The Dream Concert: Live from the Great Pyramids of Egypt	Contemporary instrumental	Portrait, Sony Masterworks	[287]
June 10	Band of Horses	Why Are You OK	Indie rock, Southern rock	Interscope	[288]
	Brandy Clark	Big Day in a Small Town	Country	Warner Bros.	[289]
	Fitz and the Tantrums	Fitz and the Tantrums	Indie pop, neo soul	Elektra	[290]
	Garbage	Strange Little Birds	Alternative rock, electronic rock, industrial rock	Stunvolume
	Jon Bellion	The Human Condition	Hip hop, PBR&B, pop rock	Visionary, Capitol	[291]
	Kaleo	A/B	Indie folk, garage rock, Americana	Elektra	[292]
	letlive.	If I'm the Devil...	Post-hardcore, progressive rock, jazz fusion	Epitaph	[293]
	Nick Jonas	Last Year Was Complicated	Pop, R&B	Island, Safehouse
	Peter Bjorn and John	Breakin' Point	Indie pop, indie rock	Ingrid	[294]
	Rick Astley	50	Pop	BMG	[295]
	Rival Sons	Hollow Bones	Blues rock, hard rock	Earache	[296]
	Saliva	Love, Lies & Therapy		Universal	[297]
	The Temper Trap	Thick as Thieves	Indie rock	Liberation, Glassnote, Infectious
	Tom Odell	Wrong Crowd	Indie pop, indie electronic	RCA	[298]
June 13	G.L.O.S.S.	Trans Day of Revenge	D-beat, hardcore punk	Total Negativity, Nervous Nelly, Sabotage
June 15	Disclosure	Moog for Love	Electronic	Island, PMR
June 17	The Game	Streets of Compton	West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap	eOne	[299]
	Gojira	Magma	Technical death metal, progressive metal, groove metal	Roadrunner
	Jake Bugg	On My One	Indie rock	Virgin EMI, Island
	Jon Pardi	California Sunrise	Country	Capitol Nashville
	Laura Mvula	The Dreaming Room	Soul, R&B	RCA, Columbia	[300]
	Let's Eat Grandma	I, Gemini	Pop	Transgressive
	Mitski	Puberty 2	Indie rock	Dead Oceans
	Neil Young & Promise of the Real	Earth	Rock	Reprise
	Red Hot Chili Peppers	The Getaway	Funk rock, alternative rock, pop rock	Warner Bros.
	Reik	Des/Amor	Latin pop	Sony Music Latin	[301]
	Swans	The Glowing Man	Experimental music	Young God, Mute	[302]
	Thousand Foot Krutch	Exhale	Christian rock, hard rock	TFK Music, The Fuel Music	[303]
	The Tragically Hip	Man Machine Poem	Rock	Universal Music Canada	[304]
	Will Butler	Friday Night	Indie rock	Merge	[305]
June 22	Delorean	Muzik		PHLEX	[306]
June 24	Alice Bag	Alice Bag	Punk rock, rock	Don Giovanni	[307]
	Broods	Conscious	Electropop, synth-pop, dance	Island, Capitol, Universal Music Australia	[308]
	Cash Cash	Blood, Sweat & 3 Years	Electro house, progressive house	Big Beat, Atlantic	[309]
	DJ Shadow	The Mountain Will Fall	Hip hop, instrumental hip hop, electronic	Mass Appeal	[310]
	Drowners	On Desire	Indie rock	Frenchkiss	[311]
	Jay Chou	Jay Chou's Bedtime Stories	Mandopop	Sony Music Taiwan	[312]
	Marisa Anderson	Into the Light	American folk, Americana	Chaos Kitchen Music
	Nice As Fuck	Nice As Fuck	Punk, funk, pop	Love's Way Records	[313]
	Steve Vai	Modern Primitive		Epic	[314]
	Whitechapel	Mark of the Blade	Deathcore, groove metal	Metal Blade	[315]
June 27	Marsheaux	Ath.Lon	Synth-pop, electronica	Undo	[316]
June 28	Blood Orange	Freetown Sound	R&B, funk, jazz	Domino

Third quarter

July

List of albums released in July 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
July 1	American Authors	What We Live For	Indie rock, alternative rock	Island	[317]
	Area 11	Modern Synthesis	Alternative rock	Cooking Vinyl	[318]
	The Avalanches	Wildflower	Plunderphonics, electronic, neo-psychedelia	Astralwerks, Modular, EMI	[319]
	Bat for Lashes	The Bride	Baroque pop, rock	Parlophone	[320]
	Blink-182	California	Pop punk, alternative rock	BMG	[321]
	Delta Goodrem	Wings of the Wild	Pop	Sony Music Australia
	Diesel	Americana	Rock	Liberation	[322]
	Fates Warning	Theories of Flight	Progressive metal	Inside Out	[323]
	Grace	FMA	Hip hop soul	RCA	[324]
	Magic!	Primary Colours	Pop, reggae fusion, reggae	Latium, RCA, Sony Music	[325]
	Maxwell	blackSUMMERS'night	Soul, neo soul	Columbia	[326]
	Metronomy	Summer 08	Indie electronic	Because Music	[327]
	Sara Watkins	Young in All the Wrong Ways	Americana, country	New West	[328]
	Silent Planet	Everything Was Sound	Metalcore, post-hardcore, post-metal	Solid State	[329]
	Snoop Dogg	Coolaid	West Coast hip hop	Doggystyle, eOne Music	[330]
July 5	Lindsey Abudei	...and the Bass Is Queen	Neo soul, blues, jazz	Stealth	[331]
July 8	Biffy Clyro	Ellipsis	Alternative rock, electronic rock	14th Floor	[332]
	Boys Night Out	Black Dogs	Post-hardcore, alternative rock, rock	Good Fight	[333]
	Chevelle	The North Corridor	Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge	Epic
	Damien Done	Stay Black	Post-punk, gothic rock	Demons Run Amok
	Heart	Beautiful Broken	Hard rock, folk rock	Concord Bicycle Music	[334]
	Nonpoint	The Poison Red	Alternative metal	Spinefarm	[335]
	Róisín Murphy	Take Her Up to Monto	Electropop, art pop	PIAS	[336]
	Schoolboy Q	Blank Face LP	West Coast hip hop, hip hop, gangsta rap	Top Dawg, Interscope	[337]
	Show Me the Body	Body War			[338] [339]
	Shura	Nothing's Real	Electropop	Polydor	[340]
	Switchfoot	Where the Light Shines Through	Alternative rock, pop rock	Vanguard	[341]
	Tanzwut	Schreib es mit Blut		AFM	[342]
	Vanna	All Hell	Hardcore punk	Pure Noise	[343]
July 10	Shawn Colvin and Steve Earle	Colvin & Earle	Americana, folk	Fantasy
July 11	GFriend	LOL	K-pop	Source Music
July 15	Benny Benassi	Danceaholic	Progressive house	Ultra	[344]
	Cane Hill	Smile	Nu metal	Rise	[345]
	David Nail	Fighter	Country	MCA Nashville	[346]
	Good Charlotte	Youth Authority	Pop punk	MDDN	[347]
	Kel Valhaal	New Introductory Lectures on the System of Transcendental Qabala	Electronic, experimental music	YLYLCYN	[348]
	Michael Kiwanuka	Love & Hate	Indie rock, folk rock	Polydor	[349]
	Steven Tyler	We're All Somebody from Somewhere	Country rock	Dot	[350]
July 17	Logic	Bobby Tarantino	Hip hop	Visionary, Def Jam	[351]
July 18	F.T. Island	Where's the Truth?	Rock	FNC	[352]
July 22	Crown the Empire	Retrograde		Rise	[353]
	Despised Icon	Beast	Deathcore	Nuclear Blast
	Gucci Mane	Everybody Looking	Hip hop, trap	1017, Atlantic	[354]
	Lil Durk	Lil Durk 2X	Drill, trap	Only the Family, Def Jam	[355]
	Periphery	Periphery III: Select Difficulty	Progressive metal, djent	Sumerian, Century Media, Roadrunner	[356]
	Karmakanic	DOT		Inside Out	[357]
	Relient K	Air for Free	Pop rock, alternative rock	Mono vs Stereo	[358]
July 29	Anarbor	Anarbor	Alternative rock, pop rock		[359]
	Billy Talent	Afraid of Heights	Alternative rock, punk rock, post-hardcore	Warner Music Canada, The End	[360]
	The Bouncing Souls	Simplicity	Punk rock	Rise, Chunksaah	[361]
	Descendents	Hypercaffium Spazzinate	Punk rock	Epitaph	[362]
	DJ Khaled	Major Key	Hip hop, trap, R&B	Epic, We the Best	[363]
	Fantasia	The Definition Of...	R&B	19, RCA	[364]
	Jake Owen	American Love	Country	RCA Nashville	[365]
	Jinjer	King of Everything		Napalm	[366]
	Nao	For All We Know	Alternative R&B	Little Tokyo Recordings	[367]
	Sinsaenum	Echoes of the Tortured	Blackened death metal	earMUSIC	[368]
	Thank You Scientist	Stranger Heads Prevail	Progressive rock	Evil Ink Records	[369]
	Viola Beach	Viola Beach	Indie rock, indie pop	Fuller Beans Records	[370]
	Zhu	Generationwhy	Electronic	Mind of a Genius, Columbia	[371]

August

List of albums released in August 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
August 5	Blossoms	Blossoms	Indie rock, indie pop	Virgin EMI	[372]
	Dinosaur Jr.	Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not	Alternative rock, indie rock	Jagjaguwar	[373]
	DJ Snake	Encore	EDM, trap	Interscope	[374]
	Elvis Presley	Way Down in the Jungle Room		RCA, Legacy	[375]
	Giggs	Landlord	British hip hop	SN1 Records
	Russian Circles	Guidance	Instrumental rock, post-metal, post-rock	Sargent House	[376]
	Skillet	Unleashed	Christian metal, hard rock	Atlantic	[377]
	Tarja	The Shadow Self	Symphonic metal	earMUSIC	[378]
	Wild Beasts	Boy King	Synth-pop	Domino	[379]
August 12	The Amity Affliction	This Could Be Heartbreak	Metalcore, post-hardcore	UNFD, Roadrunner	[380]
	of Montreal	Innocence Reaches	Indie rock	Polyvinyl	[381]
	The Pineapple Thief	Your Wilderness	Progressive rock, alternative rock	Kscope	[382]
	Rome	The Hyperion Machine	Neofolk	Trisol	[383]
	Young the Giant	Home of the Strange	Indie rock, alternative rock	Fueled by Ramen	[384]
August 18	AJJ	The Bible 2	Folk punk	SideOneDummy	[385]
August 19	Crystal Castles	Amnesty (I)	Electropunk, witch house	Fiction, Casablanca	[386]
	Dolly Parton	Pure & Simple	Country	Dolly Records, RCA Nashville
	Ed Harcourt	Furnaces		Polydor	[387]
	Frank Ocean	Endless	Ambient pop, R&B	Def Jam	[388]
	John Williamson	His Favourite Collection	Country	Warner Music Australasia	[389]
	Lindsey Stirling	Brave Enough	EDM, classical crossover, electro house	Lindseystomp	[390]
	Lisa Hannigan	At Swim	Folk, indie	Hoop Recordings, PIAS	[391]
	Myrkur	Mausoleum		Relapse	[392]
	Sabaton	The Last Stand	Power metal	Nuclear Blast	[393]
	Soilwork	Death Resonance	Melodic death metal	Nuclear Blast	[394]
	Tobacco	Sweatbox Dynasty		Ghostly International
	Tory Lanez	I Told You	PBR&B, hip hop, dancehall	Mad Love, Interscope
	Trapt	DNA	Hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge		[395]
August 20	Frank Ocean	Blonde	R&B	Def Jam, Boys Don't Cry	[396]
August 23	Will Wood and the Taperworms	Self-ish	Dark cabaret, punk jazz
August 24	Radwimps	Your Name	Rock		[397]
August 26	The Album Leaf	Between Waves		Relapse	[398]
	The Bad Plus	It's Hard	Jazz	Okeh	[399]
	Barbra Streisand	Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway	Traditional pop	Columbia	[400]
	Britney Spears	Glory	Pop	RCA	[401]
	Carly Rae Jepsen	Emotion: Side B	Pop	604, School Boy, Interscope	[402]
	Celine Dion	Encore un soir	Pop	Columbia	[403]
	De La Soul	and the Anonymous Nobody...	Hip hop	A.O.I. Records	[404]
	Florida Georgia Line	Dig Your Roots	Country	Big Machine	[405]
	Glass Animals	How to Be a Human Being	Indie pop, art pop, alternative R&B	Wolf Tone, Caroline International, Harvest	[406]
	Marius Neset	Snowmelt	Jazz	ACT Music	[407]
	Omar Rodríguez-López	Arañas en la Sombra	Experimental rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock	Ipecac	[408]
	Sodom	Decision Day	Thrash metal	SPV/Steamhammer	[409]
	Trygve Seim	Rumi Songs	Jazz	ECM	[410]

September

List of albums released in September 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
September 2	Angel Olsen	My Woman	Indie rock	Jagjaguwar	[411]
	A Day to Remember	Bad Vibrations	Metalcore, pop punk	ADTR, Epitaph	[412]
	The Divine Comedy	Foreverland	Orchestral pop	Divine Comedy	[413]
	Eluvium	False Readings On		Temporary Residence	[414]
	Freddie Mercury	Messenger of the Gods: The Singles	Rock, pop rock, opera	Mercury, Hollywood, Universal Music	[415]
	Isaiah Rashad	The Sun's Tirade	Hip hop	Top Dawg Entertainment	[416]
	James Vincent McMorrow	We Move	Alternative R&B	Faction Records, Believe Recordings, Mahogany Books	[417]
	Sophie Ellis-Bextor	Familia	Indie pop, folk, disco	EBGB's, Red Essential	[418]
	Tigran Hamasyan, Arve Henriksen, Eivind Aarset, and Jan Bang	Atmosphères	Ambient music, jazz, chamber music	ECM	[419]
	Travis Scott	Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight	Hip hop	Grand Hustle, Epic	[420]
	Zomby	Ultra		Hyperdub	[421]
September 9	Bastille	Wild World	Indie rock	Virgin EMI, Virgin, Universal Music Group	[422]
	clipping.	Splendor & Misery	Experimental hip hop	Sub Pop	[423]
	The Dear Hunter	Act V: Hymns with the Devil in Confessional	Progressive rock, indie rock	Equal Vision	[424]
	Devin Townsend Project	Transcendence	Progressive metal, symphonic metal	HevyDevy Records	[425]
	Gavin DeGraw	Something Worth Saving	Pop	RCA	[426]
	Grouplove	Big Mess	Alternative rock, indie rock	Canvasback, Atlantic	[427]
	The Head and the Heart	Signs of Light	Indie folk, indie pop, indie rock	Warner Bros.	[428]
	Jack White	Acoustic Recordings 1998–2016	Acoustic, blues	Third Man, Columbia	[429]
	Jason Aldean	They Don't Know	Country, country rock	Broken Bow, Macon Music	[430]
	Jennifer Rostock	Genau in diesem Ton	Rock, punk, pop rock	Four Music	[431]
	KT Tunstall	Kin	Pop rock, indie rock	Caroline, Sony/ATV Music	[432]
	Leagues	Alone Together		Bufalotone Records	[433]
	Local Natives	Sunlit Youth	Indie rock	Loma Vista, Infectious	[434]
	M.I.A.	AIM	Hip hop	Interscope, Polydor	[435]
	Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds	Skeleton Tree	Alternative rock, electronica, ambient	Bad Seed Ltd.	[436]
	Norma Jean	Polar Similar	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Solid State	[437]
	Of Mice & Men	Cold World	Nu metal, alternative metal, post-hardcore	Rise	[438]
	Okkervil River	Away	Indie rock	ATO	[439]
	Pansy Division	Quite Contrary	Queercore		[440]
	Safia	Internal	Electronic, indie pop	Parlophone, Warner Music Australasia	[441]
	St. Paul and The Broken Bones	Sea of Noise		Records
	Scott Tixier	Cosmic Adventure	Jazz	Sunnyside	[442]
	Teenage Fanclub	Here	Alternative rock		[443]
September 16	Aaron Lewis	Sinner	Country	Dot, Big Machine	[444]
	Against Me!	Shape Shift with Me	Punk rock	Total Treble Music	[445]
	AJR	What Everyone's Thinking		AJR Productions
	AlunaGeorge	I Remember	Electronic	Island	[446]
	The Black Sorrows	Faithful Satellite	Blues, rock, soul	Head Records	[447]
	Beware of Darkness	Are You Real?	Alternative rock	Bright Antenna	[448]
	Bobby Rush	Porcupine Meat	Blues	Rounder	[449]
	Die Antwoord	Mount Ninji and da Nice Time Kid	Alternative hip hop, rave		[450]
	Dinosaur	Together, As One	Jazz	Edition	[451]
	Lordi	Monstereophonic (Theaterror vs. Demonarchy)	Hard rock, heavy metal, shock rock	AFM	[452]
	Mac Miller	The Divine Feminine	Alternative hip hop, jazz rap	REMember Music, Warner Bros.	[453]
	Moor Mother	Fetish Bones	Experimental	Don Giovanni
	The Shondes	Brighton			[454]
	Taking Back Sunday	Tidal Wave	Alternative rock, hard rock	Hopeless	[455]
	Touché Amoré	Stage Four	Post-hardcore, screamo, melodic hardcore	Epitaph	[456]
	Usher	Hard II Love	R&B	RCA	[457]
	Willie Nelson	For the Good Times: A Tribute to Ray Price	Country	Legacy	[458]
	Young Guns	Echoes	Alternative rock	Windup	[459]
September 21	Feeder	All Bright Electric	Alternative rock, post-grunge, art rock	Cooking Vinyl	[460]
September 22	The Caretaker	Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 1		History Always Favours The Winners
September 23	Airbourne	Breakin' Outta Hell	Hard rock	Spinefarm	[461]
	Beach Slang	A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings	Punk rock	Polyvinyl, Big Scary Monsters	[462]
	Billy Bragg & Joe Henry	Shine a Light: Field Recordings from the Great American Railroad	Folk	Cooking Vinyl	[463]
	Bruce Springsteen	Chapter and Verse	Rock	Columbia	[464]
	Crowder	American Prodigal	CCM, worship	Sparrow, sixsteps, Capitol CMG	[465]
	David Bowie	Who Can I Be Now? (1974–1976)		Parlophone	[466]
	Devendra Banhart	Ape in Pink Marble	Indie folk, indie, alternative	Nonesuch	[467]
	Every Time I Die	Low Teens	Metalcore, hardcore punk, Southern rock	Epitaph	[468]
	Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam	I Had a Dream That You Were Mine	Indie rock	Glassnote	[469]
	How to Dress Well	Care	Art pop	Domino, Weird World	[470]
	Idina Menzel	Idina	Pop	Warner Bros.	[471]
	Marillion	Fuck Everyone and Run (F E A R)	Neo-prog	earMUSIC	[472]
	Rachael Yamagata	Tightrope Walker		Frankenfish, Thirty Tigers	[473]
	Shawn Mendes	Illuminate	Pop	Island, Universal	[474]
	Skylar Grey	Natural Causes	Alternative pop	KidinaKorner, Interscope	[475]
	Vangelis	Rosetta	Electronic, ambient, classical	Decca	[476]
	Various artists	Trolls: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack		RCA	[477]
	Warpaint	Heads Up	Indie rock	Rough Trade	[478]
September 27	Danny Brown	Atrocity Exhibition	Experimental hip hop	Warp	[479]
September 29	Lori McKenna	The Bird and the Rifle	Country	CN Records	[480]
September 30	Banks	The Altar	Alternative R&B	Harvest	[481]
	Bob Weir	Blue Mountain	Rock, folk, country	Legacy, Columbia	[482]
	Bon Iver	22, A Million	Indie folk, folktronica	Jagjaguwar	[483]
	Craig David	Following My Intuition	UK Garage, dance, tropical house	Sony Music, Insanity	[484]
	Drive-By Truckers	American Band	Country rock, alternative rock, alternative country	ATO	[485]
	Epica	The Holographic Principle	Symphonic metal	Nuclear Blast	[486]
	Eric Clapton	Live in San Diego		Reprise	[487]
	Jenny Hval	Blood Bitch	Art pop, avant-garde, electronica	Sacred Bones	[488]
	Mr. Oizo	All Wet	Electronic music, techno	Ed Banger	[489]
	Opeth	Sorceress	Progressive rock	Nuclear Blast, Moderbolaget	[490]
	Pixies	Head Carrier	Alternative rock, indie rock, pop rock	Pixiesmusic, PIAS	[491]
	Regina Spektor	Remember Us to Life	Pop, alternative	Warner Bros., Sire	[492]
	Slaves	Take Control	Punk rock	Virgin EMI	[493]
	Solange	A Seat at the Table	Neo soul, R&B	Saint, Columbia	[494]
	Suicidal Tendencies	World Gone Mad	Crossover thrash	Suicidal Records	[495]
	Tycho	Epoch	Ambient, electronic, post-rock	Ghostly International	[496]
	Van Morrison	Keep Me Singing	Rock	Caroline	[497]
	William Michael Morgan	Vinyl	Country	Warner Bros. Nashville	[498]
	Yello	Toy	Electronic dance music	Universal	[499]
	Yellowcard	Yellowcard	Alternative rock, pop punk	Hopeless

Fourth quarter

October

List of albums released in October 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
October 5	Shinee	1 of 1	K-pop	SM, KT Music	[500]
October 7	Alter Bridge	The Last Hero	Alternative metal, hard rock, heavy metal	Caroline, Napalm	[501]
	Barry Gibb	In the Now	Rock, country	Columbia	[502]
	Colbie Caillat	The Malibu Sessions	Pop	PlummyLou Records	[503]
	Dance Gavin Dance	Mothership	Post-hardcore, experimental rock	Rise	[504]
	Daya	Sit Still, Look Pretty	Electropop, dance-pop, synth-pop	Z Entertainment, Artbeatz, RED Distribution	[505]
	The Devil Wears Prada	Transit Blues	Metalcore	Rise
	Goat	Requiem	Alternative rock, psychedelic	Sub Pop, Rocket Recordings	[506]
	Green Day	Revolution Radio	Punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock	Reprise	[507]
	Joyce Manor	Cody	Emo, pop punk, indie rock	Epitaph	[508]
	Kaiser Chiefs	Stay Together	Pop rock	Fiction	[509]
	Lizzo	Coconut Oil		Atlantic	[510]
	Loretta Lynn	White Christmas Blue	Country	Legacy	[511]
	Melissa Etheridge	MEmphis Rock and Soul	Rock, Memphis soul	Stax	[512]
	Meshuggah	The Violent Sleep of Reason	Extreme metal, progressive metal, avant-garde metal	Nuclear Blast	[513]
	Mo Pitney	Behind This Guitar	Country	Curb	[514]
	NOFX	First Ditch Effort	Punk rock	Fat Wreck Chords	[515]
	Norah Jones	Day Breaks	Jazz, pop rock	Blue Note	[516]
	Olivia Newton-John, Beth Nielsen Chapman and Amy Sky	Liv On		Sony Music Australia	[517]
	OneRepublic	Oh My My	Pop, pop rock	Mosley, Interscope	[518]
	Phantogram	Three		Republic	[519]
	Placebo	Life's What You Make It	Alternative rock		[520]
	Placebo	A Place for Us to Dream	Alternative rock	Rise	[521]
	Sonata Arctica	The Ninth Hour	Symphonic metal, power metal	Nuclear Blast	[522]
	Sum 41	13 Voices	Alternative metal, alternative rock, punk rock	Hopeless	[523]
	White Lies	Friends	Indie rock	BMG	[524]
October 10	BTS	Wings	Hip hop, EDM, R&B	Big Hit	[525]
October 14	Beth Hart	Fire on the Floor	Blues rock	Provogue	[526]
	Chris Young	It Must Be Christmas	Country, Christmas	RCA Nashville	[527]
	Conor Oberst	Ruminations		Nonesuch
	Crying	Beyond the Fleeting Gales		Run for Cover
	Darkthrone	Arctic Thunder	Black metal	Peaceville	[528]
	Dave Holland	Aziza	Jazz	Dare2 Records	[529]
	David Bromberg Band	The Blues, the Whole Blues, and Nothing But the Blues	Blues	Red House	[530]
	The Dillinger Escape Plan	Dissociation	Mathcore, progressive metal	Party Smasher, Cooking Vinyl	[531]
	The Game	1992	West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap	Blood Money Entertainment, eOne	[532]
	Hillsong Worship	Let There Be Light	Worship	Hillsong, Sparrow, Capitol	[533]
	Jeff Rosenstock	Worry.	Punk rock, indie rock	SideOneDummy	[534]
	Jessica Mauboy	The Secret Daughter: Songs from the Original TV Series	Pop	Sony Music Australia	[535]
	JoJo	Mad Love	R&B	Atlantic	[536]
	Katie Melua	In Winter		BMG	[537]
	Kings of Leon	Walls	Rock	RCA	[538]
	Lisa Mitchell	Warriors	Pop	Warner Music Australia	[539]
	The Naked and Famous	Simple Forms		Somewhat Damaged, Kobalt Label Services	[540]
	The Orb	COW / Chill Out, World!	Electronica, dub, IDM	Kompakt	[541]
	Phil Collins	The Singles		Rhino	[542]
	Rebecca Ferguson	Superwoman		Syco, Sony Music	[543]
	Sabrina Carpenter	Evolution	Electropop	Hollywood	[544]
	Tom Chaplin	The Wave	Pop	Island	[545]
	Two Door Cinema Club	Gameshow	Indie rock	Parlophone	[546]
October 21	Agnes Obel	Citizen of Glass		PIAS	[547]
	Amaranthe	Maximalism	Metalcore, power metal	Spinefarm	[548]
	American Football	American Football	Rock	Polyvinyl	[549]
	Cakes da Killa	Hedonism		Ruffians, Thirty Tigers	[550]
	David Crosby	Lighthouse	Folk	GroundUP Music	[551]
	The Dean Ween Group	The Deaner Album		ATO	[552]
	DRAM	Big Baby DRAM	Hip hop	Atlantic, Empire	[553]
	Elvis Presley	The Wonder of You	Orchestral pop	RCA, Legacy	[554]
	Far East Movement	Identity	EDM, pop	Transparent Agency, Spinnin', eOne	[555]
	Hooton Tennis Club	Big Box of Chocolates			[556]
	I Prevail	Lifelines	Post-hardcore, metalcore, alternative rock	Fearless	[557]
	Jimmy Eat World	Integrity Blues	Rock	RCA	[558]
	Joe Budden	Rage & The Machine	Hip hop	Mood Muzik Entertainment, Empire	[559]
	Kevin Devine	Instigator		Procrastinate! Music Traitors	[560]
	Kero Kero Bonito	Bonito Generation	Electropop	Double Denim, Sony Music Japan	[561]
	Korn	The Serenity of Suffering	Nu metal	Roadrunner	[562]
	Lady Gaga	Joanne	Soft rock, dance-pop	Interscope	[563]
	Leonard Cohen	You Want It Darker	Folk rock	Columbia
	Melanie C	Version of Me	Pop	Red Girl, RCA
	Michael Bublé	Nobody but Me		Reprise
	Pentatonix	A Pentatonix Christmas	A cappella, Christmas	RCA	[564]
	The Pretenders	Alone	Rock	BMG	[565]
	The Pretty Reckless	Who You Selling For	Rock	Razor & Tie	[566]
	R. Kelly	12 Nights of Christmas	R&B, soul	RCA	[567]
	The Radio Dept.	Running Out of Love	Dream pop, indie pop, electronic	Labrador	[568]
	Rascal Flatts	The Greatest Gift of All	Country, Christmas	Big Machine	[569]
	Saint Motel	saintmotelevision	Indie pop	Elektra, On The Records, Parlophone	[570]
	Sarah McLachlan	Wonderland	Christmas	Verve	[571]
October 24	Twice	Twicecoaster: Lane 1	K-pop, dance	JYP
October 26	Arashi	Are You Happy?	Pop, R&B	J Storm	[572]
October 28	Avenged Sevenfold	The Stage	Thrash metal, progressive metal	Capitol	[573]
	Black M	Éternel insatisfait	French hip hop, French pop	Wati B, Sony Music, Jive	[574]
	Blue Rodeo	1000 Arms	Country rock	Warner Music Canada	[575]
	Courteeners	Mapping the Rendezvous	Indie rock	Ignition Records	[576]
	CRX	New Skin	Hard rock, stoner rock, industrial rock	Columbia	[577]
	Empire of the Sun	Two Vines		Virgin EMI	[578]
	Helmet	Dead to the World	Alternative metal	earMUSIC	[579]
	James Arthur	Back from the Edge	Pop	Columbia	[580]
	Jeezy	Trap or Die 3	Hip hop	Def Jam, CTE World	[581]
	Jennifer Nettles	To Celebrate Christmas	Country, Christmas	Big Machine	[582]
	Kacey Musgraves	A Very Kacey Christmas	Country, Christmas	Mercury Nashville	[583]
	Kenny Chesney	Cosmic Hallelujah	Country	Blue Chair, Columbia Nashville	[584]
	LeAnn Rimes	Remnants	Country, rock, country pop	Sony Music	[585]
	Madness	Can't Touch Us Now	Ska, pop, reggae	Lucky 7	[586]
	Testament	Brotherhood of the Snake	Thrash metal	Nuclear Blast	[587]
	Tkay Maidza	Tkay	Synth-pop, hip hop	Downtown, Interscope	[588]
	Tove Lo	Lady Wood	Electropop, synth-pop, dance-pop	Island	[589]

November

List of albums released in November 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
November 4	Alicia Keys	Here	R&B, soul	RCA	[590]
	B.o.B.	Elements	Conscious hip hop, political hip hop	Label No Genre	[591]
	Bon Jovi	This House Is Not for Sale	Arena rock, pop rock	Island	[592]
	The Chainsmokers	Collage		Disruptor, Columbia	[593]
	Client Liaison	Diplomatic Immunity	Electropop, indie pop, new wave	Dot Dash Recordings, Remote Control, Inertia	[594]
	Common	Black America Again	Hip hop	ARTium, Def Jam	[595]
	Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions	Until the Hunter	Alternative rock	Tendril Tales	[596]
	Jaws	Simplicity	Post-punk		[597]
	Jim James	Eternally Even	Indie rock, psychedelic rock, alternative rock	ATO, Capitol	[598]
	Keke Palmer	Lauren	R&B	Island	[599]
	Kungs	Layers	Deep house, tropical house	House of Barclay	[600]
	Laura Pausini	Laura Xmas	Christmas music, jazz, swing	Warner	[601]
	Marcus & Martinus	Together	Pop	Sony Music Entertainment Norway	[602]
	Queen	On Air	Rock, hard rock	Virgin EMI, Hollywood	[603]
	Robbie Williams	The Heavy Entertainment Show	Pop	Columbia	[604]
	Shirley Collins	Lodestar	Folk	Domino	[605]
	Susan Boyle	A Wonderful World	Operatic pop, crossover, easy listening	Syco, Columbia, Sony Music	[606]
	Tinashe	Nightride	Alternative R&B	RCA	[607]
	Waterparks	Double Dare	Pop punk	Equal Vision	[608]
November 5	French Montana	MC4	Hip hop	Bad Boy, Maybach Music Group, Epic	[609]
November 8	Wakrat	Wakrat	Alternative rock	Earache	[610]
November 9	Bad Gyal	Slow Wine Mixtape		Bad Gyal
November 11	Bob Dylan	The 1966 Live Recordings	Folk	Columbia	[611]
	Cliff Richard	Just... Fabulous Rock 'n' Roll	Rock and roll	Sony Music	[612]
	David Bowie	Legacy (The Very Best of David Bowie)	Rock	Sony Music	[613]
	Emeli Sandé	Long Live the Angels	R&B, soul	Virgin	[614]
	Enigma	The Fall of a Rebel Angel	New-age, pop, electronica	Baloo Music S.A.	[615]
	Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood	Christmas Together	Christmas, country	Pearl, Gwendolyn	[616]
	In Flames	Battles	Alternative metal	Eleven Seven, Nuclear Blast	[617]
	John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John	Friends for Christmas	Pop, Christmas music	Sony Music Australia
	Lorenzo Senni	Persona	Hard trance, intelligent dance music	Warp	[618]
	Mina & Celentano	Le migliori	Pop	Clan, PDU	[619]
	Nathan Sykes	Unfinished Business	Pop, R&B, EDM	Global Entertainment	[620]
	Olly Murs	24 Hrs	Pop	Epic	[621]
	Ronnie Dunn	Tattooed Heart	Country	Nash Icon	[622]
	Simple Minds	Acoustic	Acoustic	Caroline International	[623]
	Sirenia	Dim Days of Dolor	Gothic metal, symphonic metal, doom metal	Napalm	[624]
	Sleigh Bells	Jessica Rabbit	Indie pop	Torn Clean	[625]
	Sting	57th & 9th	Pop rock	Cherrytree, Interscope, A&M	[626]
	A Tribe Called Quest	We Got It from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service	East Coast hip hop, jazz rap	Epic	[627]
	You Blew It!	Abendrot	Indie rock	Triple Crown	[628]
November 18	6lack	Free 6lack	Hip hop, R&B	LoveRenaissance, Interscope	[629]
	Bic Runga	Close Your Eyes		Sony Music New Zealand	[630]
	Bridgit Mendler	Nemesis	Soul, indie, R&B	Black Box	[631]
	Bruno Mars	24K Magic	Funk	Atlantic	[632]
	DNCE	DNCE	Pop	Republic	[633]
	Dragonette	Royal Blues			[634]
	E-40	The D-Boy Diary: Book 1	Hip hop	Heavy on the Grind Entertainment	[635]
	E-40	The D-Boy Diary: Book 2	Hip hop	Heavy on the Grind Entertainment	[635]
	High Valley	Dear Life	Country	Atlantic, Warner Nashville	[636]
	Highly Suspect	The Boy Who Died Wolf	Alternative rock	300 Entertainment	[637]
	Ion Dissonance	Cast the First Stone		Good Fight Music	[638]
	Justice	Woman	Nu-disco, electro house	Because, Ed Banger	[639]
	Kerser	Tradition		Warner Australia	[640]
	Kevin Abstract	American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story	Indie pop, alternative hip hop, alternative R&B	Brockhampton Records	[641]
	Little Mix	Glory Days	Dance-pop, R&B	Syco, Columbia	[642]
	Metallica	Hardwired... to Self-Destruct	Thrash metal	Blackened Recordings	[643]
	Miranda Lambert	The Weight of These Wings	Country	RCA Nashville	[644]
	Pink Martini	Je dis oui!		Heinz Records	[645]
	Sixx:A.M.	Prayers for the Blessed	Alternative metal, hard rock	Eleven Seven	[646]
	Thee Oh Sees	An Odd Entrances	Garage rock, psychedelic rock	Castle Face	[647]
November 21	Up10tion	Burst	K-pop	TOP Media	[648]
November 22	Prince	4Ever	Pop, rock, funk	NPG, Warner Bros.	[649]
November 23	Lil Uzi Vert and Gucci Mane	1017 vs. The World	Hip hop, trap	Generation Now, GUWOP	[650]
November 25	Flume	Skin Companion EP 1			[651]
	Garth Brooks	Gunslinger	Country	Pearl	[652]
	Kate Bush	Before the Dawn	Progressive pop, art pop, art rock	Concord, Fish People	[653]
	Kylie Minogue	Kylie Christmas: Snow Queen Edition	Christmas, traditional pop	Parlophone, Warner Bros.	[654]
	Rumer	This Girl's in Love: A Bacharach and David Songbook	Pop	East West, Warner Bros.	[655]
	The Weeknd	Starboy	Alternative R&B	XO, Republic	[656]
November 29	Dr. Dog	Abandoned Mansion	Indie rock, blues rock, neo-psychedelia	Anti-	[657]

December

List of albums released in December 2016

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
December 2	Animotion	Raise Your Expectations		Invisible Hands Music	[658] [659]
	Childish Gambino	"Awaken, My Love!"	R&B, soul, funk	Glassnote
	deadmau5	W:/2016Album/	Electronic dance music	mau5trap	[660]
	Grace VanderWaal	Perfectly Imperfect	Pop	Columbia	[661]
	Jean-Michel Jarre	Oxygène 3	Electronic		[662]
	John Legend	Darkness and Light	R&B	Columbia, GOOD	[663]
	Nails / Full of Hell	Nails / Full of Hell	Grindcore	Closed Casket Activities
	The Narrative	Golden Silence	Indie rock, synth-pop		[664]
	Pete Doherty	Hamburg Demonstrations		Cloud Hill	[665]
	The Rolling Stones	Blue & Lonesome	Blues rock	Polydor	[666]
	Tiziano Ferro	Il mestiere della vita	Pop	Universal	[667]
	Various artists	The Hamilton Mixtape	Hip hop, R&B, pop	Atlantic	[668]
December 9	Ab-Soul	Do What Thou Wilt.	Hip hop	Top Dawg	[669]
	Hodgy	Fireplace: TheNotTheOtherSide	Hip hop	Odd Future, Columbia	[670]
	J. Cole	4 Your Eyez Only	Conscious hip hop	Dreamville, Roc Nation	[671]
	LP	Lost on You	Indie rock	Vagrant	[672]
	Maria Taylor	In the Next Life	Indie folk	Flower Moon Records	[673]
	Neil Young	Peace Trail	Rock	Reprise	[674]
	Post Malone	Stoney	Country, R&B	Republic	[675]
	Tech N9ne	The Storm	Hip hop	Strange	[676]
	Various artists	Doing It In Lagos: Boogie, Pop & Disco in 1980s Nigeria	Pop, disco, afro-pop	Soundway	[677]
December 12	Big Bang	Made	Dance-pop, R&B, hip hop	YG	[678]
December 15	Injury Reserve	Floss			[679]
December 16	Gabrielle Aplin	Miss You		Never Fade	[680]
	Kid Cudi	Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin'	Hip hop	Wicked Awesome, Republic	[681]
	T.I.	Us or Else: Letter to the System	Political hip hop	Grand Hustle, Roc Nation	[682]
December 21	Dec 99th	Dec 99th			[683]
December 22	Nine Inch Nails	Not the Actual Events	Industrial rock	The Null Corporation	[684]

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