List of 2017 albums

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The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2017. 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 2017 in music.

First quarter

January

List of albums released in January 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
January 1	Brian Eno	Reflection	Ambient	Warp	[1]
	Chief Keef	Two Zero One Seven	Drill	Glo Gang, RBC Records, eOne Music	[2]
January 2	AOA	Angel's Knock	K-pop, electropop, dance-pop	FNC, LOEN
	S.E.S.	Remember	R&B, new jack swing, ballad	SM, KT
January 3	Akdong Musician	Winter	K-pop, folk	YG, KT
	April	Prelude	K-pop, synth-pop, R&B	DSP, LOEN
January 4	Pink Guy	Pink Season	Comedy hip hop	Pink Records
January 6	Dropkick Murphys	11 Short Stories of Pain & Glory	Celtic punk, folk punk	Born & Bred Records
	Gone Is Gone	Echolocation		Black Dune, Rise	[3]
	Halestorm	Reanimate 3.0: The Covers EP	Hard rock	Atlantic
	Jipsta	Ban2oozle	Dance, hip hop, pop	Bandoozle Beatz
	NCT 127	Limitless	K-pop, R&B, dance-pop	SM, KT
	Sundara Karma	Youth Is Only Ever Fun in Retrospect	Indie rock, new wave, synth-pop	Chess Club Records	[4]
	You Me at Six	Night People	Hard rock, rock and roll	Virgin, Prospect Park, BMG
January 8	David Bowie	No Plan		Columbia, Sony Music	[5]
January 11	Band-Maid	Just Bring It	Hard rock, heavy metal	Nippon Crown, JPU
	Hello Venus	Mystery of Venus	Swing, R&B, Hip hop	Fantagio
	One Ok Rock	Ambitions	Alternative rock	A-Sketch, Amuse, Inc., Fueled by Ramen
January 12	Pabllo Vittar	Vai Passar Mal	Pop	BMT
	The Teskey Brothers	Half Mile Harvest		Half Mile Harvest Recordings, Decca, Ivy League	[6]
January 13	Bonobo	Migration	Electronic, downtempo	Ninja Tune	[7]
	Code Orange	Forever	Metalcore	Roadrunner
	Colony House	Only the Lonely	Rock, blues	RCA	[8]
	Danny Gokey	Rise	CCM	BMG
	The Flaming Lips	Oczy Mlody	Neo-psychedelia, electronic, experimental rock	Warner Bros., Bella Union	[9]
	Flo Morrissey and Matthew E. White	Gentlewoman, Ruby Man	Indie rock	Glassnote	[10]
	Gotthard	Silver	Hard rock	G Records	[11]
	Grave Digger	Healed by Metal	Heavy metal, power metal	Napalm
	Grayson/Reed	Walk	Christian pop, Christian rock, worship	Centricity
	John Abercrombie Quartet	Up and Coming	Jazz	ECM
	Julie Byrne	Not Even Happiness	Contemporary folk	Ba Da Bing, Basin Rock
	The McClymonts	Endless	Country	Universal Music	[12]
	Natalie Hemby	Puxico	Country	GetWrucke Productions
	Pain of Salvation	In the Passing Light of Day	Progressive rock, progressive metal	Inside Out
	PnB Rock	GTTM: Goin Thru the Motions	Hip hop	Empire, Atlantic	[13]
	The Regrettes	Feel Your Feelings Fool!	Punk rock	Warner Music
	Rick Wakeman	Piano Portraits	Classical	Universal Music
	Sean Danielsen	Product of Isolation	Alternative rock
	Sepultura	Machine Messiah	Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal	Nuclear Blast	[14]
	Wiley	Godfather	Grime	Chasing The Art	[15]
	The xx	I See You	Indie rock, dream pop, alternative dance	Young Turks
January 17	CLC	Crystyle	Dance pop, EDM, trap	Cube, CJ E&M Music
	Jessie James Decker	Gold	Country pop	Epic
	Seohyun	Don't Say No	Dance pop, R&B	SM, KT
January 18	E-Girls	E.G. Crazy	J-pop, EDM, dance	Rhythm Zone
	Ok Taec-yeon	Taecyeon Special: Winter Hitori	J-pop	Epic Japan
January 20	AFI	AFI	Punk rock, post-punk	Concord
	As It Is	okay.	Pop punk	Fearless
	As Lions	Selfish Age	Rock	Better Noise	[16]
	Austra	Future Politics	Synth-pop, new wave, house	Domino
	Cherry Glazerr	Apocalipstick	Indie rock	Secretly Canadian
	Dune Rats	The Kids Will Know It's Bullshit	Pop punk	Ratbag Records
	Firewind	Immortals	Power metal	Century Media	[17]
	Foxygen	Hang	Baroque pop, glam rock	Jagjaguwar
	Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes	Modern Ruin	Alternative rock, hardcore punk, punk rock	International Death Cult
	J-Ax and Fedez	Comunisti col Rolex	Pop-rap	Sony Music
	Jacob Sartorius	The Last Text EP	Pop	T3 Music Group	[18]
	John Mayer	The Search for Everything: Wave One	Blues, pop, rock	Columbia
	Kasey Chambers	Dragonfly	Country	Warner Bros., Sugar Hill
	Loyle Carner	Yesterday's Gone	Hip hop	Virgin EMI
	Menace Beach	Lemon Memory	Surf punk, indie rock	Memphis
	Mick Harvey	Intoxicated Women		Mute	[19]
	Mike Oldfield	Return to Ommadawn	Progressive rock, world music, folk	Virgin EMI
	Nicky Jam	Fénix	Reggaeton	Pina Records
	Palisades	Palisades		Rise	[20]
	Starset	Vessels	Hard rock, progressive rock, electronic rock	Razor & Tie	[21]
	Uniform	Wake in Fright	Noise rock, industrial rock, industrial metal	Sacred Bones	[22]
	William Basinski	A Shadow in Time	Ambient, drone	2062 Records, Temporary Residence	[23]
January 23	Neil Cicierega	Mouth Moods			[24]
January 24	Suzy	Yes? No?	K-pop, R&B, soul	JYP, KT	[25]
January 27	Allison Crutchfield	Tourist in This Town	Synth-pop, pop rock, indie rock	Merge
	Annihilator	Triple Threat	Thrash metal	UDR Music
	Aquilo	Silhouettes	Electronica, dream pop	Island
	Barry Zito	No Secrets	Country	Childlike Productions
	Bell Biv DeVoe	Three Stripes	Hip hop, R&B	eOne Music
	Brantley Gilbert	The Devil Don't Sleep	Country rock, rock	Valory Music
	Brian & Jenn Johnson	After All These Years	Worship, CCM	Bethel Music
	Cloud Nothings	Life Without Sound	Indie rock, post-hardcore, noise rock	Carpark, Wichita
	Deaf Havana	All These Countless Nights	Rock	SO Recordings
	Ellie Holcomb	Red Sea Road	CCM	Full Heart	[26] [27]
	Japandroids	Near to the Wild Heart of Life	Indie rock, noise pop, garage punk	Anti-
	John Craigie	No Rain, No Rose	Folk, indie folk, Americana	Zabriskie Point Records
	Kehlani	SweetSexySavage	Alternative R&B	Atlantic
	Kellermensch	Goliath	Experimental rock, art rock	Universal, Persona Non Grata
	Kreator	Gods of Violence	Thrash metal	Nuclear Blast
	Lauren Alaina	Road Less Traveled	Country	Mercury Nashville, Interscope, 19
	Lucy Spraggan	I Hope You Don't Mind Me Writing	Pop	CTRL Records	[28]
	Matt Martians	The Drum Chord Theory	Trip hop, neo soul, experimental hip hop	Three Quarter
	Matthew Shipp Trio	Piano Song	Jazz	Thirsty Ear
	Migos	Culture	Hip hop, trap	300, Atlantic, Because Music
	P.O.S	Chill, Dummy	Hip hop, alternative hip hop	Doomtree
	Priests	Nothing Feels Natural	Punk rock	Sister Polygon
	Shinee	Five	Pop, pop rock, teen pop	EMI Records Japan
	Stephen Pearcy	Smash		Frontiers Music SRL
	Train	A Girl, a Bottle, a Boat	Pop	Columbia
	Ty Segall	Ty Segall	Garage rock	Drag City
	Whitney Rose	South Texas Suite	Country	Six Shooter, Thirty Tigers
	Xandria	Theater of Dimensions	Symphonic metal, power metal	Napalm
January 30	Riff Raff	Aquaberry Aquarius	Hip hop	BMG, Warner, ADA
January 31	Emika	Melanfonie		Emika Records	[29]

February

List of albums released in February 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
February 1	Red Velvet	Rookie	Pop	SM
	Zion.T	OO	R&B, soul	The Black Label
February 3	Big Sean	I Decided.	Hip hop	GOOD, Def Jam
	Big Wreck	Grace Street	Rock	Anthem, Warner Music Canada
	Black Star Riders	Heavy Fire	Hard rock	Nuclear Blast	[30]
	Dave Hause	Bury Me in Philly	Rock, alternative rock, heartland rock	Rise
	Elbow	Little Fictions	Alternative rock	Polydor
	G4	G4 Love Songs	Operatic pop	Amick Productions	[31]
	Homeshake	Fresh Air	R&B, Synth-pop	Royal Mountain, Sinderlyn
	Iron Reagan	Crossover Ministry	Crossover thrash	Relapse
	Julian Cope	Drunken Songs	Rock	Head Heritage
	Kari Jobe	The Garden	Worship	Sparrow, KAJE
	The Knocks	Testify EP	EDM, nu-disco, dance-pop	Big Beat, Neon Gold
	Lower Than Atlantis	Safe in Sound	Rock	Easy Life Records
	The Menzingers	After the Party	Punk rock, heartland rock	Epitaph
	Moon Duo	Occult Architecture Vol. 1		Sacred Bones	[32]
	Ocean Grove	The Rhapsody Tapes	Nu metal, hardcore punk, grunge	UNFD	[33]
	Reba McEntire	Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope	Country, gospel	Nash Icon, Rockin' R Records, Capitol CMG	[34]
	RuPaul	Remember Me: Essential, Vol. 1		RuCo Inc.	[35]
	Sampha	Process	Electronic	Young Turks	[36]
	Sofía Reyes	Louder!	Latin pop	Warner Music Latina	[37]
	Surfer Blood	Snowdonia	Indie rock, surf music	Joyful Noise	[38]
	Syd	Fin	Alternative R&B	Columbia	[39]
	Wyclef Jean	J'ouvert	Hip hop	Heads Music	[40]
February 8	Kyuhyun	One Voice	J-pop	Avex Trax, SM	[41]
	Takuto	Scapegoat	J-pop, rock	Being Inc.	[42]
February 9	Two-9	FRVR	Hip hop	EarDrummers, Interscope	[43]
February 10	Aaron Carter	Love	Pop, electronic	Sony Music, Z Entertainment	[44]
	Adam Brand	Get On Your Feet	Country	Adam Brand, ABC Music, Universal Music Australia
	Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness	Zombies on Broadway	Pop	Vanguard
	Blackfield	Blackfield V	Art rock, alternative rock	Kscope
	Brett Young	Brett Young	Country, contemporary folk	Big Machine Label Group
	Carousel Kings	Charm City	Pop-punk	Victory	[45]
	Chuck Prophet	Bobby Fuller Died for Your Sins	Rock	Yep Roc
	Ermal Meta	Vietato morire	Pop	Mescal
	Jesca Hoop	Memories Are Now		Sub Pop	[46]
	Jess & Matt	Belmont Street	Pop	Sony Music Australia
	Lupe Fiasco	Drogas Light	Hip hop	1st & 15th, Thirty Tigers	[47]
	Michael Bolton	Songs of Cinema	Pop	Frontiers
	Mother Mother	No Culture	Indie rock	Universal Music Canada, Def Jam
	Nicolas Kummert	La diversité	Jazz	Edition	[48]
	Nines	One Foot Out	British hip hop	XL	[49]
	Oleta Adams	Third Set	Jazz
	Overkill	The Grinding Wheel	Thrash metal	eOne Music, Nuclear Blast
	Quelle Chris	Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often	Hip hop	MMG	[50]
	Rag'n'Bone Man	Human	Soul, blues	Columbia, Sony Music
	Rosalía	Los ángeles	Nuevo flamenco	Universal Music Spain
	Save Ferris	Checkered Past	Ska punk	Withyn Records
	Steamchicken	Look Both Ways	Jazz, roots, cèilidh	Chicken Records
	Thievery Corporation	The Temple of I & I	Electronic	ESL Music	[51]
	Thunder	Rip It Up	Hard rock	earMUSIC	[52]
	Thundamentals	Everyone We Know		High Depth	[53]
	Una Healy	The Waiting Game	Pop, folk, country	Decca, Universal
	Various artists	Fifty Shades Darker: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Electro, R&B, electropop	Republic
	Young Bleed	Livin'	Hip hop	Trap Door Entertainment, Team Mashn' Entertainment
February 13	Bohemia	Skull & Bones: The Final Chapter	Desi hip hop	T-Series	[54]
February 14	Keke Wyatt	Keke Covers	R&B	Aratek Entertainment
February 15	Mai Kuraki	Smile	J-pop, R&B, rock	Northern Music
February 16	Jovi	16 Wives	Mboko	New Bell Music
February 17	Alison Krauss	Windy City	Country	Capitol
	Amy Macdonald	Under Stars	Pop rock, soft rock	Melodramatic, Mercury, Vertigo
	Animal Collective	The Painters	Experimental pop	Domino	[55]
	Battle Beast	Bringer of Pain	Heavy metal, power metal	Nuclear Blast	[56]
	Bebe Rexha	All Your Fault: Pt. 1	Pop	Warner Bros.	[57]
	Blutengel	Leitbild	Futurepop, dark wave	Out of Line	[58]
	Busby Marou	Postcards from the Shell House		Warner Music Australia	[59]
	Charlie Wilson	In It to Win It	R&B	RCA	[60]
	Dutch Uncles	Big Balloon	Art pop, post-punk	Memphis Industries	[61]
	Edenbridge	The Great Momentum	Symphonic metal, power metal	SPV/Steamhammer	[62]
	Eisley	I'm Only Dreaming	Indie pop	Equal Vision
	Fat Joe and Remy Ma	Plata O Plomo	Hip hop	Terror Squad, Mr. 305 Inc., Empire
	Flume	Skin Companion EP 2	Electronic, glitch hop, wonky	Mom + Pop, Future Classic
	Frontier Ruckus	Enter the Kingdom	Folk rock, indie pop	Sitcom Universe, Loose
	Future	Future	Hip hop, trap	A1, Freebandz, Epic
	Jens Lekman	Life Will See You Now	Indie rock	Secretly Canadian
	Jidenna	The Chief	Hip hop	Wondaland, Epic, Sony Music
	Joel Plaskett and Bill Plaskett	Solidarity	Folk rock	Pheromone
	Jonwayne	Rap Album Two	Hip hop	Authors Recording Company
	Katie Noonan and Karin Schaupp	Songs of the Latin Skies	Jazz, classical, pop	Kin Music
	Massive Ego	Beautiful Suicide	Darkwave, electronic	Out of Line	[63]
	Nikki Lane	Highway Queen	Americana, outlaw country	New West
	Once Human	Evolution	Melodic death metal	earMUSIC, eOne Music	[64]
	The Orwells	Terrible Human Beings	Garage punk, garage rock	Canvasback Music, Atlantic
	The Raveonettes	2016 Atomized	Shoegazing, noise pop, post-punk revival	The Beat Dies
	Ryan Adams	Prisoner	Alternative country, rock	PAX AM, Blue Note
	Strand of Oaks	Hard Love	Indie rock	Dead Oceans	[65]
	Sun Kil Moon	Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood	Folk rock, indie folk, indie rock	Caldo Verde	[66]
	Vant	Dumb Blood	Indie rock, punk rock	Parlophone
	Visible Cloaks	Reassemblage	New-age, ambient, vaporwave	RVNG Intl.	[67]
	William Control	The Black	Darkwave, Synth-pop	Control Records
February 20	Twice	Twicecoaster: Lane 2	K-pop, dance	JYP, KT
February 21	Dirty Projectors	Dirty Projectors	Art pop, experimental rock	Domino	[68]
	Roc Marciano	Rosebudd's Revenge	Hip hop	Marci Enterprises
February 24	Aaron Watson	Vaquero	Country	Big Label Records	[69]
	Bea Miller	Chapter One: Blue	Pop	Hollywood
	Born of Osiris	The Eternal Reign	Deathcore, progressive metal	Sumerian
	Crystal Fairy	Crystal Fairy	Rock, alternative rock, hard rock	Ipecac
	Dams of the West	Youngish American	Alternative rock	30th Century Records, Columbia
	Emel Mathlouthi	Ensen	Electronic	Partisan
	The Feelies	In Between	Rock	Bar/None	[70]
	Future	Hndrxx	Hip hop, trap	A1, Freebandz, Epic
	George Harrison	George Harrison – The Vinyl Collection	Rock, pop, folk rock	Universal	[71]
	Hippo Campus	Landmark	Indie pop	Grand Jury Records	[72]
	Holy Holy	Paint		Wonderlick Entertainment	[73]
	John Mayer	The Search for Everything: Wave Two	Blues, pop, rock	Columbia, Sony Music	[74]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Flying Microtonal Banana	Psychedelic rock, acid rock, krautrock	Flightless, ATO, Heavenly	[75]
	Little Big Town	The Breaker	Country	Capitol Nashville
	Los Campesinos!	Sick Scenes	Indie rock	Wichita
	Michele Bravi	Anime di carta	Pop, electropop	Universal Music Italy
	Mike Tramp	Maybe Tomorrow	Soft rock, melodic rock	Mighty Music, Target Records
	Nav	Nav	Hip hop, trap, R&B	XO, Republic
	Oddisee	The Iceberg	Hip hop	Mello Music Group
	Old 97's	Graveyard Whistling	Country	ATO
	Pissed Jeans	Why Love Now	Post-punk, heavy metal, noise punk	Sub Pop
	Place Vendome	Close to the Sun	Hard rock	Frontiers
	Prince Royce	Five	Bachata, pop, R&B	Sony Music Latin
	Rhiannon Giddens	Freedom Highway	Americana, folk, old-time	Nonesuch
	Sanctuary	Inception	Thrash metal, power metal	Century Media
	Sofia Ellar	Seis peniques	Pop, folk	Sofia Ellar S.L
	Steel Panther	Lower the Bar	Glam metal, heavy metal, comedy rock	Kobalt
	Stormzy	Gang Signs & Prayer	Grime, R&B, UK rap	#Merky Records, Warner, ADA
	Suicide Silence	Suicide Silence	Nu metal, alternative metal, metalcore	Nuclear Blast
	Taylor Bennett	Restoration of an American Idol	Hip hop		[76]
	Thundercat	Drunk	Jazz fusion, electronic, R&B	Brainfeeder
	Xiu Xiu	Forget	Rock	Polyvinyl
February 26	Lil Uzi Vert	Luv Is Rage 1.5	Hip hop, trap		[77]
	Lovelyz	R U Ready?	Bubblegum pop, R&B	Woollim Entertainment, LOEN	[78]
February 28	Taeyeon	My Voice	Pop, R&B, PBR&B	SM, KT	[79]

March

List of albums released in March 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
March 3	Blanck Mass	World Eater	Electronic	Sacred Bones
	Caro Emerald	Emerald Island	Exotica	Grandmono
	deadmau5	Stuff I Used to Do	Progressive house, electro house, downtempo	mau5trap
	Ed Sheeran	÷	Pop	Asylum
	Grandaddy	Last Place	Indie rock, indie pop	30th Century Records
	Jona	Jona	R&B, pop	Star Music
	Joy Denalane	Gleisdreieck	R&B, PBR&B	Nesola	[80]
	Khalid	American Teen	R&B, Alternative R&B	Right Hand, RCA
	Lusine	Sensorimotor		Ghostly International
	Mallory Knox	Wired	Alternative rock	RCA
	Matmatah	Plates Coutures	French rock	La Ouache Production
	Methyl Ethel	Everything Is Forgotten	Rock	4AD
	Minus the Bear	Voids	Math rock, experimental rock, progressive rock	Suicide Squeeze
	The Real McKenzies	Two Devils Will Talk	Celtic punk	Fat Wreck Chords
	Sleaford Mods	English Tapas	Post-punk	Rough Trade
	Temples	Volcano	Psychedelic pop	Heavenly, Fat Possum
	Tokio Hotel	Dream Machine	Electropop, Synth-pop	Starwatch Music
	Why?	Moh Lhean	Indie pop, hip hop	Joyful Noise
	Within the Ruins	Halfway Human	Deathcore, progressive metal, metalcore	eOne
	X Japan	We Are X	Heavy metal, power metal, speed metal	Legacy
March 6	BtoB	Feel'eM	K-pop, dance-pop	Cube Entertainment, LOEN
	GFriend	The Awakening	K-pop	Source Music, LOEN	[81]
March 7	Brave Girls	Rollin'		Brave Entertainment
	Hyperbubble	Western Ware	Synth-pop, electropop	Fellowshipwreck
March 8	Koda Kumi	W Face: Inside/Outside	J-pop, hip hop	Rhythm Zone
March 10	Black Map	In Droves	Hard rock, alternative rock	eOne Music, SPV
	Bliss n Eso	Off the Grid	Hip hop	Illusive Sounds	[82]
	Bush	Black and White Rainbows	Alternative rock	Zuma Rock Records
	Charli XCX	Number 1 Angel	Bubblegum pop, hip hop	Vroom Vroom
	Circa Waves	Different Creatures	Alternative rock, indie rock	Virgin EMI
	Darkest Hour	Godless Prophets & the Migrant Flora	Metalcore, Melodic death metal	Southern Lord
	Dulce María	DM	Pop, Latin pop	Universal Music Latin	[83]
	Greg Graffin	Millport	Country rock, folk, roots rock	Anti-	[84]
	Havok	Conformicide	Thrash metal	Century Media	[85]
	Hurray for the Riff Raff	The Navigator	Americana, folk	ATO
	Idles	Brutalism	Punk rock	Partisan	[86]
	JID	The Never Story	Hip hop	Dreamville, Interscope	[87]
	Jay Som	Everybody Works	Bedroom pop	Double Denim, Polyvinyl
	Jerry Garcia Band	Garcia Live Volume Eight	Rock, rhythm and blues	Round, ATO	[88]
	Josh Turner	Deep South	Country	MCA Nashville	[89]
	Laura Marling	Semper Femina	Folk, folk rock, alternative rock	More Alarming Records
	The Magnetic Fields	50 Song Memoir	Indie pop	Nonesuch
	The Motels	If Not Now Then When	New wave	Sunset Blvd Records	[90]
	Murs	Captain California	Hip hop	Strange Music
	Nick Murphy	Missing Link	Experimental pop	Downtown
	Smile Empty Soul	Rarities	Alternative rock, post-grunge	MRAfia
	Shobaleader One	Elektrac	Electronic	Warp
	Sunny Sweeney	Trophy	Country	Aunt Daddy
	The Shins	Heartworms	Indie pop	Columbia
	Tennis	Yours Conditionally	Indie rock, indie pop	Mutually Detrimental
	Valerie June	The Order of Time	Americana, soul, blues	Concord, Caroline
	Various artists	Beauty and the Beast: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack		Walt Disney
	Vera Lynn	Her Greatest from Abbey Road	Pop	Parlophone, Warner Music
	Western Addiction	Tremulous	Punk rock, hardcore punk	Fat Wreck Chords
	Your Old Droog	Packs	Hip hop	Droog Recordings, Fat Beats
	Yvonne Catterfeld	Guten Morgen Freiheit	Pop	Veritable Records	[91]
March 13	Got7	Flight Log: Arrival	K-pop, hip hop, R&B	JYP
	Loona 1/3	Love & Live	K-pop, pop, ballad	Blockberry Creative, CJ E&M
March 14	Smino	Blkswn	Neo soul, hip hop, R&B	Zero Fatigue, Downtown
March 16	Chloe x Halle	The Two of Us	R&B	Parkwood, Columbia
March 17	Anohni	Paradise	Electronic	Secretly Canadian, Rough Trade
	The Charm The Fury	The Sick, Dumb & Happy	Nu metal, groove metal	Nuclear Blast
	Conor Oberst	Salutations	Folk, folk rock, Americana	Nonesuch
	Depeche Mode	Spirit	Electronic	Columbia
	Elevation Worship	There Is a Cloud	Worship, CCM, Christian rock	Elevation Church, Provident Label Group
	Fit for an Autopsy	The Great Collapse	Deathcore	eOne
	Frances	Things I've Never Said	Indie pop, soul	Capitol	[92]
	KXM	Scatterbrain	Hard rock	Rat Pak Records	[93]
	Milky Chance	Blossom	Folk	Lichtdicht, Ignition
	Nina Rodríguez	Heroína	Alternative pop
	Obituary	Obituary	Death metal	Relapse
	Pitbull	Climate Change	Pop, hip hop	RCA, Polo Grounds, Mr. 305
	Real Estate	In Mind	Indie rock, jangle pop, dream pop	Domino
	Rick Ross	Rather You Than Me	Hip hop	Epic
	Samantha Fish	Chills & Fever		Ruf	[94]
	Sorority Noise	You're Not As _____ As You Think	Emo, indie rock	Triple Crown
	Spoon	Hot Thoughts	Indie rock	Matador
	Tedeschi Trucks Band	Live from the Fox Oakland	Southern rock, blues rock	Fantasy
	Vera Lynn	Vera Lynn 100	Traditional pop	Decca
	Zara Larsson	So Good	Pop	Epic
March 18	Drake	More Life	Hip hop, R&B	Young Money, Cash Money, Republic
March 20	CNBLUE	7°CN	Pop rock	FNC
	Highlight	Can You Feel It?	K-pop	Around Us Entertainment, LOEN
March 21	2Cellos	Score		Sony Masterworks
	Monsta X	The Clan Pt. 2.5: The Final Chapter	K-pop, Hip hop	Starship Entertainment, LOEN
	Pristin	Hi! Pristin	K-pop	Pledis, LOEN
March 24	Art of Anarchy	The Madness	Hard rock, alternative metal	Another Century
	Betty Who	The Valley	Synth-pop, dance-pop, electro house	RCA
	Bridget Kearney	Won't Let You Down	Pop	Signature Sounds
	Craig Finn	We All Want the Same Things	Indie rock	Partisan
	Creeper	Eternity, in Your Arms	Horror punk, punk rock	Roadrunner
	Desperate Journalist	Grow Up	Indie rock, post-punk	Fierce Panda
	Eliane Elias	Dance of Time	Jazz	Concord
	GoldLink	At What Cost	Hip hop	RCA
	James Blunt	The Afterlove		Atlantic UK
	The Jesus and Mary Chain	Damage and Joy	Alternative rock	Warner Bros.
	The Kelly Family	We Got Love	Pop, rock, folk	Airforce1, Universal
	Kelly Lee Owens	Kelly Lee Owens		Smalltown Supersound	[95]
	La Vida Bohème	La Lucha	Indie rock	Nacional	[96]
	Lee Kernaghan	The 25th Anniversary Album	Country	ABC Music, Universal Music Australia	[97]
	Lindsay Ell	Worth the Wait	Country	Stoney Creek	[98]
	Louis the Child	Love Is Alive		Ultra Music	[99]
	Mansionz	Mansionz			[100]
	Mike Will Made It	Ransom 2	Hip hop, trap	EarDrummers, Interscope	[101]
	Mount Eerie	A Crow Looked at Me	Indie folk	P.W. Elverum & Sun
	Northlane	Mesmer	Metalcore, progressive metal	UNFD	[102]
	Pallbearer	Heartless	Doom metal	Profound Lore	[103]
	Passion Pit	Tremendous Sea of Love		Wishart Group Recordings	[104]
	RaeLynn	WildHorse	Country	Warner Music Nashville	[105]
	Raekwon	The Wild	Hip hop	Ice H2O, Empire	[106]
	RuPaul	American	Dance	RuCo, Inc.	[107]
	Ruthie Foster	Joy Comes Back	soul, blues, gospel	Blue Corn Music	[108]
	Skaters	Rock and Roll Bye Bye	Garage rock, psychedelic rock	Yonks Records	[109]
	Soulwax	From Deewee	Synth-pop	PIAS
	Spiral Stairs	Doris & the Daggers	Pop rock	Matador
	Steve Hackett	The Night Siren	Progressive rock	Inside Out Music
	Take That	Wonderland	Pop	Polydor
	Trey Songz	Tremaine the Album	R&B	Songbook, Atlantic	[110]
	Whit Dickey, Mat Maneri, and Matthew Shipp	Vessel in Orbit	Jazz	AUM Fidelity
March 27	Girl's Day	Girl's Day Everyday 5	Pop	Dream Tea Entertainment, LOEN	[111]
March 30	Amir Obè	None of the Clocks Work		Def Jam	[112]
March 31	50 Cent	Best of 50 Cent	Hip hop, gangsta rap	Shady, Aftermath, Interscope
	Aimee Mann	Mental Illness	Folk, rock	SuperEgo
	Bob Dylan	Triplicate	Traditional pop	Columbia
	Body Count	Bloodlust	Thrash metal, groove metal, rap metal	Sumerian
	British Sea Power	Let the Dancers Inherit the Party		Caroline, Golden Chariot
	Chaz Bundick Meets The Mattson 2	Star Stuff		Company Records	[113]
	Cupcakke	Queen Elizabitch	Hip hop
	Demon Hunter	Outlive	Heavy metal	Solid State
	Freddie Gibbs	You Only Live 2wice	Hip hop	ESGN, Empire
	Goldfrapp	Silver Eye	Electroclash, Synth-pop	Mute
	Heavy Heart	Keepsake	Alternative rock, indie rock, dream pop	I Can & I Will, AWAL	[114]
	Homeboy Sandman	Veins	Hip hop	Stones Throw	[115]
	Jackie Evancho	Two Hearts	Classical crossover	Portrait	[116]
	Jamiroquai	Automaton	Funk, disco	Virgin EMI
	Jennifer Paige	Starflower	Pop	Tone Tree Music
	Jon Stevens	Starlight	Rock	Liberation
	Julia Holter	In the Same Room	Baroque pop	Domino
	Kodak Black	Painting Pictures	Hip hop, trap	Atlantic
	Loïc Nottet	Selfocracy	Electropop	Sony Music
	Mastodon	Emperor of Sand	Progressive metal	Reprise
	The Mavericks	Brand New Day	Tex-Mex, bluegrass	Mono Mundo Recordings
	Mr. Envi'	All Nite Grind	Hip hop	Southern Stisles Records
	Nana Grizol	Ursa Minor	Indie rock	Orange Twin
	Nelly Furtado	The Ride	Indie pop, R&B	Nelstar
	Pharmakon	Contact		Sacred Bones	[117]
	Phish	St. Louis '93	Rock	JEMP	[118]
	Residente	Residente	Alternative hip hop, urban, world	Fusion, Univision Communications	[119]
	Rodney Crowell	Close Ties		New West	[120]
	Tinie Tempah	Youth	Hip hop	Parlophone, Disturbing London	[121]
	Trace Adkins	Something's Going On	Country	Wheelhouse	[122]
	Warbringer	Woe to the Vanquished	Thrash metal	Napalm	[123]
	Ward Thomas	A Shorter Story	Country pop	WTW Music, Sony Music	[124]
	Wire	Silver/Lead	Post-punk, art punk, alternative rock	Pinkflag	[125]

Second quarter

April

List of albums released in April 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
April 1	Young Dolph	Bulletproof	Hip hop, trap	Paper Route Empire
April 3	Oh My Girl	Coloring Book	K-pop	WM Entertainment, LOEN
April 4	K.Flay	Every Where Is Some Where	Electro, pop rock	Night Street, Interscope
	Winner	Fate Number For	K-pop, tropical house, alternative pop	YG Entertainment
	YFN Lucci	Long Live Nut	Hip hop	Think It's a Game
April 5	Koda Kumi	Koda Kumi Driving Hit's 7	Drum and bass, dubstep, house	Rhythm Zone
April 6	The Caretaker	Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 2	Ambient, big band, drone	History Always Favours The Winners
April 7	Alexandra Savior	Belladonna of Sadness	Psychedelic pop	Columbia
	Arca	Arca	Electronic	XL
	Aye Nako	Silver Haze	Indie rock, punk	Don Giovanni
	Bethel Music	Starlight	Contemporary worship music, contemporary Christian music	Bethel Music
	Betty Buckley	Story Songs			[126]
	The Big Moon	Love in the 4th Dimension	Indie rock, alternative rock	Fiction
	Blaenavon	That's Your Lot	Indie rock, folk rock	Atlantic
	The Chainsmokers	Memories...Do Not Open	Pop	Columbia, Disruptor Records
	Clark	Death Peak	Electronic	Warp
	Cold War Kids	L.A. Divine	Indie rock	Capitol
	Cotton Mather	Wild Kingdom	Rock	The Star Apple Kingdom	[127]
	Dayna Stephens	Gratitude	Jazz	Contagious Music	[128]
	Dead by April	Worlds Collide	Metalcore, alternative metal	Universal
	Deep Purple	Infinite	Hard rock, heavy metal, progressive rock	earMUSIC	[129]
	Deez Nuts	Binge & Purgatory	Hardcore punk, nu metal, rapcore	Century Media, Sony Music
	Fabri Fibra	Fenomeno	Hip hop	Universal Music Italy	[130]
	Falling in Reverse	Coming Home	Pop punk, electropop, space rock	Epitaph
	Father John Misty	Pure Comedy	Indie folk, indie rock, soft rock	Bella Union, Sub Pop
	The Flatliners	Inviting Light	Punk rock	Rise, Dine Alone	[131]
	Future Islands	The Far Field	Synth-pop, new wave, indie pop	4AD
	Guided by Voices	August by Cake	Indie rock	Rockathon
	Joey Badass	All-Amerikkkan Bada$$	Hip hop	Pro Era, Cinematic
	Karen Elson	Double Roses	Rock	H.O.T. Records Ltd.	[132]
	The Maine	Lovely Little Lonely	Pop rock, alternative rock	8123	[133]
	Meng Jia	JIA	C-pop	Banana Culture Music	[134]
	Michelle Branch	Hopeless Romantic	Indie pop, rock	Verve	[135]
	Mila J	Dopamine	Hip hop, R&B	Silent Partner Entertainment	[136]
	The New Pornographers	Whiteout Conditions	Indie rock	Concord	[137]
	Rachael Leahcar	Shadows		Fanfare	[138]
	San Fermin	Belong		Downtown, Interscope	[139]
	The Smith Street Band	More Scared of You than You Are of Me	Punk rock, indie rock	Pool House, Banquet, SideOneDummy
	Sun Ra and His Arkestra	Thunder of the Gods	Jazz	Modern Harmonic
	Tech N9ne	Dominion	Hip hop	Strange Music
	Tee Grizzley	My Moment	Hip hop, trap	300 Entertainment
	Timber Timbre	Sincerely, Future Pollution	Folk, country blues, freak folk	Arts & Crafts, City Slang
	Tina Arena	Greatest Hits & Interpretations	Pop	EMI Music Australia
	Ulver	The Assassination of Julius Caesar	Synth-pop, new wave, EDM	House of Mythology
	Wear Your Wounds	WYW	Post-rock	Deathwish
	White Reaper	The World's Best American Band	Blues rock, garage rock, power pop	Polyvinyl
April 10	EXID	Eclipse	K-pop	Banana Culture, Sony Music
April 12	D-Lite	D-Day	Folk, alternative rock	YGEX
April 14	Adina Howard	Resurrection	Hip hop soul, R&B, trap	Indelible Enterprises
	Actress	AZD	Electronic	Ninja Tune
	Barenaked Ladies and The Persuasions	Ladies and Gentlemen: Barenaked Ladies and The Persuasions		Vanguard
	Enterprise Earth	Embodiment	Deathcore	Stay Sick	[140]
	John Mayer	The Search for Everything	Pop rock, soft rock, acoustic rock	Columbia
	Kendrick Lamar	DAMN.	Hip hop	Top Dawg, Aftermath, Interscope
	Little Dragon	Season High	Downtempo, soul, synth-pop	Because Music
	Little Hurricane	Same Sun Same Moon	Alternative rock	Mascot	[141]
	Mark Vincent	A Tribute to Mario Lanza	Classical	Sony Music Australia
	Playboi Carti	Playboi Carti	Hip hop, cloud rap	AWGE, Interscope
	Rich Homie Quan	Back to the Basics	Hip hop	RAIS, Motown
	Talib Kweli and Styles P	The Seven	Hip hop	Javotti Media
	Various artists	The Fate of the Furious: The Album	Hip hop, EDM, Latin pop	Atlantic
	Will Joseph Cook	Sweet Dreamer		Atlantic	[142]
	Wincent Weiss	Irgendwas gegen die Stille	Pop	Vertigo Berlin	[143]
April 17	Minzy	Minzy Work 01: "Uno"	K-pop, ballad, R&B	Music Works, Sony Music
	Shamir	Hope	Indie rock, lo-fi
April 19	DIA	YOLO	K-pop, bubblegum pop, trot	MBK, LOEN, Interpark
	Lee Hae-ri	h	K-pop, ballad	CJ E&M, B2M
April 21	Adel Tawil	So schön anders	Pop	Polydor, Island	[144]
	Alee	Bad Habit	Country pop	Wax Records, Universal
	Allday	Speeding	Australian hip hop	OneTwo	[145]
	Angaleena Presley	Wrangled	Americana, country	Thirty Tigers
	Barry Manilow	This Is My Town: Songs of New York		Decca, Stiletto Entertainment	[146]
	Bee Gees	Timeless: The All-Time Greatest Hits	Pop, rock, disco	Capitol	[147]
	Brad Paisley	Love and War	Country	Arista Nashville
	Cait Brennan	Third	Indie rock, glam rock, soul	Omnivore, ADA
	Charlie Worsham	Beginning of Things	Country	Warner Bros. Nashville	[148]
	Charly Bliss	Guppy	Bubblegum pop, grunge, power pop	Barsuk
	Eddie Palmieri	Sabiduría	Latin jazz	Ropeadope	[149]
	Gas	Narkopop	Ambient	Kompakt
	Greta Van Fleet	Black Smoke Rising	Rock	Republic
	Imelda May	Life Love Flesh Blood	Soft rock, soul	Decca
	Incubus	8	Alternative rock, indie rock, electronic music	Island
	IU	Palette	K-pop	Fave Entertainment, LOEN
	Maxïmo Park	Risk to Exist	Rock	Daylighting, Cooking Vinyl	[150]
	PJ Morton	Gumbo	R&B, soul, funk	Morton Records
	Procol Harum	Novum	Progressive rock, art rock	Eagle Rock
	Ray Davies	Americana	Rock	Legacy
	Robyn Hitchcock	Robyn Hitchcock	Psychedelic rock, pop rock, country rock	Yep Roc
	Sheryl Crow	Be Myself	Rock	Warner Bros.
	Steps	Tears on the Dancefloor	Pop	Steps Recordings, Warner Music
	Texas	Jump on Board	Alternative rock	BMG
	Various artists	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2	Rock, soul	Hollywood, Marvel Music
	While She Sleeps	You Are We	Metalcore	SharpTone, UNFD
April 22	Animal Collective	Meeting of the Waters	Experimental pop	Domino	[151]
	David Bowie	Cracked Actor (Live Los Angeles '74)	Glam rock, R&B	Parlophone	[152]
	Grateful Dead	July 29 1966, P.N.E. Garden Aud., Vancouver Canada	Rock	Rhino	[153]
April 24	Kim Jong-hyun	Story Op.2	K-pop, R&B, soul	SM, KT Music	[154]
April 26	Mito Natsume	Natsumelo	J-pop, pop-rock, alternative dance	Sony Music Japan
	Sevdaliza	ISON	Trip hop	Twisted Elegance
April 27	Foster the People	III	Indie pop, neo-psychedelia, alternative rock	Columbia	[155]
April 28	All That Remains	Madness	Heavy metal, alternative metal, metalcore	Razor & Tie, Concord Bicycle
	American Standards	Anti-Melody	Metalcore, hardcore punk, post hardcore		[156]
	Ayreon	The Source	Rock opera, progressive rock, progressive metal	Mascot Label Group
	Big Big Train	Grimspound	Progressive rock	Giant Electric Pea
	Bliss n Eso	Off the Grid	Australian hip hop	Illusive Sounds	[157]
	BNQT	Volume 1	Indie rock, soft rock, glam rock	Bella Union
	Cashmere Cat	9	Alternative R&B, electronic	Interscope, Mad Love
	CDB	Tailored for Now	R&B	Warner Music Australia
	The Cranberries	Something Else	Alternative rock	BMG
	Feist	Pleasure		Universal
	Francesco Gabbani	Magellano		BMG	[158]
	Gorillaz	Humanz	Trip hop, R&B, electronic	Parlophone, Warner Bros.
	John Mellencamp	Sad Clowns & Hillbillies	Roots rock	Republic
	Jonathan Coulton	Solid State	Alternative rock	SuperEgo	[159]
	Juliana Hatfield	Pussycat	Alternative rock	American Laundromat	[160]
	Kontra K	Gute Nacht		BMG	[161]
	Lea Michele	Places	Pop	Columbia
	Levina	Unexpected	Pop	Unser Song, RCA, Sony Music
	Marie Miller	Letterbox	Country	Curb	[162]
	Mark Lanegan Band	Gargoyle		Heavenly
	Mary J. Blige	Strength of a Woman	R&B	Capitol
	Mew	Visuals	Alternative rock	PIAS
	New Found Glory	Makes Me Sick	Alternative rock	Hopeless
	Shadow of Intent	Reclaimer	Deathcore		[163]
	Sylvan Esso	What Now	Folk pop, electronica	Loma Vista
	Van Morrison	The Authorized Bang Collection		Bang, Legacy
	Wale	Shine	Hip hop	Maybach, Atlantic
	Willie Nelson	God's Problem Child	Country	Legacy

May

List of albums released in May 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
May 1	Triple H	199X	K-pop	Cube Entertainment	[164]
May 5	The Afghan Whigs	In Spades	Alternative rock	Sub Pop	[165]
	Alma	Ma peau aime	Pop	Warner Music Group	[166]
	Andrew Rayel	Moments	Trance	Armada
	Anja Nissen	Where I Am	Pop	Universal Music Australia
	Arve Henriksen	Towards Language	Jazz	Rune Grammofon	[167]
	At the Drive-In	in•ter a•li•a	Post-hardcore	Rise
	Big Walnuts Yonder	Big Walnuts Yonder	Indie rock	Sargent House
	Blondie	Pollinator	Alternative rock, new wave, post-punk revival	BMG
	Brother Ali	All the Beauty in This Whole Life	Hip hop	Rhymesayers Entertainment
	Café Tacuba	Jei Beibi	Latin alternative, Latin rock, folk rock	Melotrón	[168]
	Carl Craig	Versus	Techno, classical	InFiné	[169]
	Cassper Nyovest	Thuto	Hip hop, trap, R&B	Family Tree
	Chris Stapleton	From A Room: Volume 1	Country	Mercury Nashville
	Colt Ford	Love Hope Faith	Country rap	Average Joes
	Day Wave	The Days We Had			[170]
	Diana Krall	Turn Up the Quiet	Jazz	Verve
	Forest Swords	Compassion	Experimental, electronic	Ninja Tune
	Full of Hell	Trumpeting Ecstasy	Deathgrind, sludge metal, noise	Profound Lore
	Grateful Dead	May 1977: Get Shown the Light	Rock	Rhino
	Johannes Oerding	Kreise	Pop, pop rock	Columbia
	Juana Molina	Halo	Folktronica	Crammed Discs
	Kasabian	For Crying Out Loud	Electronic rock, electronica, neo-psychedelia	Columbia, Sony Music
	Kid Ink	7 Series	Hip hop	Tha Alumni Music Group, 88 Classic, RCA
	Logic	Everybody	Hip hop	Visionary Music Group, Def Jam
	Mac DeMarco	This Old Dog	Indie rock, psychedelic rock	Captured Tracks	[171]
	Moon Duo	Occult Architecture Vol. 2		Sacred Bones	[172]
	Motionless in White	Graveyard Shift	Gothic metal, nu metal, industrial metal	Roadrunner
	Natalia Lafourcade and Los Macorinos	Musas	Folk	RCA, Sony Music
	Ozomatli	Non-Stop: Mexico to Jamaica	Reggae	Cleopatra
	Perfume Genius	No Shape	Art pop, chamber pop	Matador
	Pond	The Weather	Psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia	Marathon Artists
	Robin Trower	Time and Emotion		V-12 Records	[173]
	Russ	There's Really a Wolf	Hip hop, R&B	Russ My Way Inc., Columbia
	Slowdive	Slowdive	Dream pop, shoegaze	Dead Oceans
	Taj Mahal and Keb' Mo'	TajMo	Blues	Concord	[174]
	Various artists	Cover Stories: Brandi Carlile Celebrates 10 Years of The Story – An Album to Benefit War Child	Americana, country, rock	Legacy	[175]
May 8	Grateful Dead	Cornell 5/8/77	Rock	Rhino	[176]
May 10	Psy	4X2=8	K-pop	YG
	Siti Nurhaliza	SimetriSiti	Pop, R&B	Siti Nurhaliza Productions, Universal, EMI
May 11	Jlin	Black Origami	Electronica, footwork	Planet Mu
May 12	B.o.B	Ether	Hip hop	Label No Genre, Grand Hustle, Empire
	Dean Lewis	Same Kind of Different	Pop, indie pop	Island, Universal Music Australia
	Dreamcar	Dreamcar		PLOF, Columbia
	Girlpool	Powerplant		Anti-	[177]
	Harry Styles	Harry Styles	Soft rock	Erskine, Columbia
	Helene Fischer	Helene Fischer	Schlager, pop	Polydor
	J Hus	Common Sense	Afroswing, UK rap, dancehall	Black Butter	[178]
	LeToya Luckett	Back 2 Life	R&B	eONE
	Machine Gun Kelly	bloom	Hip hop	Bad Boy, Geffen, Interscope
	Paramore	After Laughter	New wave, pop rock, synth-pop	Fueled by Ramen, Warner Bros.
	Paul Weller	A Kind Revolution	Pop rock	Parlophone
	Pwr Bttm	Pageant	Queercore, indie rock, garage rock	Polyvinyl, Big Scary Monsters
	R5	New Addictions	Pop rock	Hollywood	[179]
	Seether	Poison the Parish	Rock	Canine Riot, Concord
	Todd Rundgren	White Knight	Synth-pop, rock	Cleopatra
	Warrant	Louder Harder Faster	Hard rock, heavy metal, glam metal	Frontiers
	Zac Brown Band	Welcome Home	Country	Elektra
May 15	Twice	Signal	K-pop, dance	JYP, KT Music
	VIXX	Shangri-La	K-pop	Jellyfish Entertainment, CJ E&M Music
May 16	The I.L.Y's	Bodyguard	Punk rock	Castle Face	[180]
	XXXTentacion	Revenge	Hip hop, trap, punk rap	Bad Vibes Forever, Empire	[181]
May 17	Sayuri	Mikazuki no Koukai	J-pop	Ariola Japan	[182]
May 18	T-Pain and Lil Wayne	T-Wayne	Hip hop, R&B	Nappy Boy	[183]
May 19	!!!	Shake the Shudder	Dance-punk	Warp
	Aldous Harding	Party		4AD
	Chris Price	Stop Talking	Indie pop, rock	Omnivore
	David Banner	The God Box	Hip hop	A Banner Vision
	Do Make Say Think	Stubborn Persistent Illusions	Post-rock	Constellation
	DragonForce	Reaching into Infinity	Power metal, speed metal	Metal Blade
	Erasure	World Be Gone	Synth-pop	mute
	Faith Evans and The Notorious B.I.G.	The King & I	Hip hop, R&B	Rhino
	Flor	Come Out. You're Hiding		Fueled by Ramen	[184]
	Jane Weaver	Modern Kosmology		Fire	[185]
	The Kooks	The Best of... So Far	Rock	Virgin, Astralwerks
	Linkin Park	One More Light	Pop, pop rock, electropop	Warner
	MisterWives	Connect the Dots	Indie pop	Photo Finish, Republic
	The Mountain Goats	Goths	Indie rock, indie folk	Merge
	The Night Flight Orchestra	Amber Galactic	Progressive rock	Nuclear Blast
	Oceano	Revelation	Deathcore	Sumerian	[186]
	Papa Roach	Crooked Teeth	Alternative metal, hard rock, alternative rock	Eleven Seven Music
	Radiophonic Workshop	Burials in Several Earths	Electronic	Room 13
	Rascal Flatts	Back to Us	Country	Big Machine
	Rawsrvnt	Shut It Down	Hip hop, Christian hip hop, alternative hip hop	Soul Deep
	Snoop Dogg	Neva Left	West Coast hip hop, g-funk, gangsta rap	Doggy Style, Empire
	The Underachievers	Renaissance	East Coast hip hop	RPM MSC
	Wear Your Wounds	Dunedevil	Ambient, electronic		[187]
May 21	The Basics	In the Rude!	Rock, alternative	The Three Basics
May 22	iKon	New Kids: Begin	K-pop	YG
May 24	Exo-CBX	Girls	J-pop	Avex Trax
	Nogizaka46	Umarete Kara Hajimete Mita Yume	J-pop	Sony Music
	Tofubeats	Fantasy Club		Unborde	[188]
May 26	Alestorm	No Grave But the Sea	Power metal, folk metal	Napalm	[189]
	Bryson Tiller	True to Self	R&B	RCA	[190]
	The Charlatans	Different Days	Madchester, Britpop	BMG	[191]
	Danzig	Black Laden Crown	Heavy metal, hard rock	Evilive, Nuclear Blast	[192]
	Frenzal Rhomb	Hi-Vis High Tea	Punk rock, pop punk, melodic hardcore	Shock, Fat Wreck Chords	[193]
	Gucci Mane	Droptopwop	Hip hop, trap	GUWOP, Atlantic	[194]
	In Hearts Wake	Ark	Metalcore	UNFD	[195]
	Kraftwerk	3-D The Catalogue	Electronic		[196]
	The Letter Black	Pain	Christian rock, hard rock, alternative rock	EMP Music Group	[197]
	Lil Yachty	Teenage Emotions	Hip hop	Quality Control, Capitol, Motown	[198]
	Louis Hayes	Serenade for Horace	Jazz	Blue Note	[199]
	New Order	NOMC15			[200]
	Rhapsody of Fire	Legendary Years	Symphonic power metal	AFM	[201]
	Shakira	El Dorado	Latin pop	Sony Music Latin
	The Unthanks	The Songs and Poems of Molly Drake	Folk	Rabble Rouser	[202]
May 29	Baek A-yeon	Bittersweet	K-pop	JYP	[203]

June

List of albums released in June 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
June 1	Major Lazer	Know No Better	Hip hop, moombahton, pop	Mad Decent
	Yo Gotti and Mike Will Made It	Gotti Made-It	Hip hop	CMG, Epic, Roc Nation
June 2	'68	Two Parts Viper	Punk rock, blues rock, noise rock	Good Fight, Cooking Vinyl
	Adrenaline Mob	We the People	Heavy metal, alternative metal, hard rock	Century Media
	All Time Low	Last Young Renegade		Fueled by Ramen
	alt-J	Relaxer	Indie rock	Infectious, Atlantic
	Amber Coffman	City of No Reply	R&B, indie pop, art pop	Columbia
	Bea Miller	Chapter Two: Red	Pop	Hollywood
	Bleachers	Gone Now	Synth-pop, indie electronic	RCA
	Charlie Fink	Cover My Tracks	Indie rock	Hangman Records
	Dan Auerbach	Waiting on a Song	Pop, rock	Easy Eye Sound
	Dispatch	America, Location 12	Indie rock	Bomber Records
	Dua Lipa	Dua Lipa	Pop	Warner
	Flogging Molly	Life Is Good	Celtic punk, folk punk	Vanguard, Spinefarm	[204]
	Halsey	Hopeless Fountain Kingdom	Pop, synth-pop, electropop	Astralwerks
	Kool G Rap	Return of the Don		Clockwork Music, Full Mettle	[205]
	Luke Combs	This One's for You	Country, country pop	Columbia Nashville
	PartyNextDoor	Colours 2		OVO Sound
	Roger Waters	Is This the Life We Really Want?	Rock
	Saint Etienne	Home Counties		Heavenly
	Sikth	The Future in Whose Eyes?	Progressive metal, mathcore, avant-garde metal	Millennium Night, Peaceville
	Suran	Walkin'		Million Market, LOEN Entertainment
	Tankard	One Foot in the Grave	Thrash metal	Nuclear Blast	[206]
June 3	Aphex Twin	London 03.06.17	Techno	Warp
	Produce 101 Season 2	35 Boys 5 Concepts	K-pop	CJ E&M Music
June 7	Ai	Wa to Yo	R&B, hip hop	EMI	[207]
	Chungha	Hands on Me	Pop, tropical house, dance-pop	MNH Entertainment, CJ E&M Music
	Day6	Sunrise	K-pop, pop rock	JYP Entertainment, Genie Music
	Lingua Ignota	All Bitches Die			[208] [209]
June 8	G-Dragon	Kwon Ji Yong	R&B, hip hop	YG
	Vic Mensa	The Manuscript	Hip hop	Roc Nation
June 9	AJR	The Click	Pop	BMG, S-Curve, Ultra	[210]
	Allie X	CollXtion II	Synth-pop	Twin Music	[211]
	Anathema	The Optimist	Progressive rock	Kscope
	Ani DiFranco	Binary	Indie rock, folk rock	Righteous Babe
	Big Thief	Capacity	Indie rock, folk rock	Saddle Creek
	BiSH	Giant Killers	Punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock	Avex Trax
	Brockhampton	Saturation	Hip hop	Brockhampton Records
	Christina Grimmie	All Is Vanity	Pop, electropop	Universal, Republic
	Chuck Berry	Chuck	Rock and roll	Dualtone
	Cigarettes After Sex	Cigarettes After Sex	Shoegaze, ambient pop, dream pop	Partisan
	Glen Campbell	Adiós	Country, pop, rock	Big Machine, Universal Music Enterprises
	Gov't Mule	Revolution Come...Revolution Go	Hard rock, blues rock, Southern rock	Fantasy	[212]
	Hillsong United	Wonder	Worship, CCM	Hillsong, Sparrow, Capitol CMG	[213]
	Katy Perry	Witness	Dance-pop	Capitol
	Kirin J. Callinan	Bravado		Terrible	[214]
	Lady Antebellum	Heart Break	Country pop	Capitol Nashville	[215]
	Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie	Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie	Rock, pop rock	Atlantic
	London Grammar	Truth Is a Beautiful Thing	Dream pop, trip hop	Metal & Dust, Ministry of Sound
	Phoenix	Ti Amo	Synth-pop, Italo disco	Glassnote
	Rancid	Trouble Maker	Punk rock	Hellcat, Epitaph
	Rise Against	Wolves	Punk rock	Virgin
	Suffocation	...Of the Dark Light	Technical death metal	Nuclear Blast
	Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly, James McAlister	Planetarium		4AD
	SZA	Ctrl	Alternative R&B, neo soul	Top Dawg, RCA
June 12	Moby & The Void Pacific Choir	More Fast Songs About the Apocalypse	Electronica	Little Idiot, mute
June 13	Hwang Chi-yeul	Be Ordinary	Pop	NHN
June 14	NCT 127	Cherry Bomb	EDM, hip hop, electropop	SM, Genie
	T-ara	What's My Name?	K-pop, EDM	MBK, Interpark
June 16	2 Chainz	Pretty Girls Like Trap Music	Hip hop, trap	Def Jam
	Alison Moyet	Other	Electropop	Cooking Vinyl
	Beth Ditto	Fake Sugar	Southern rock, pop	Virgin
	Big Boi	Boomiverse	Hip hop	Epic
	Carach Angren	Dance and Laugh Amongst the Rotten	Symphonic black metal	Season of Mist
	Cheap Trick	We're All Alright!	Hard rock, power pop	Big Machine
	CKY	The Phoenix	Alternative metal, stoner rock, alternative rock	eOne
	Com Truise	Iteration	Synthwave	Ghostly International
	The Drums	Abysmal Thoughts	Indie pop, surf rock	Anti-
	Fleet Foxes	Crack-Up	Indie folk	Nonesuch
	Hey Violet	From the Outside	Indie pop	Capitol
	Hundredth	Rare	Shoegaze, alternative rock, indie rock	Hopeless
	Iced Earth	Incorruptible	Heavy metal, power metal	Century Media
	Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit	The Nashville Sound	Americana, alternative country	Southeastern Records
	Joyner Lucas	508-507-2209	Hip hop	Atlantic Records
	Kathryn Williams	Songs from the Novel 'Greatest Hits'		One Little Indian	[216]
	Lorde	Melodrama	Alternative pop	Lava, Republic
	Nickelback	Feed the Machine	Rock	BMG
	Portugal. The Man	Woodstock	Rock	Atlantic
	Rich the Kid, Famous Dex and Jay Critch	Rich Forever 3	Hip hop, trap	Rich Forever Music, 300
	Ride	Weather Diaries	Alternative rock, shoegazing	Wichita
	Royal Blood	How Did We Get So Dark?		Warner Bros.
	Styx	The Mission	Hard rock, rock, pop	UMe
	Way Out West	Tuesday Maybe	Electronica, progressive house, chill-out, ambient	Anjunadeep
	Young Thug	Beautiful Thugger Girls	Hip hop, trap, R&B	300, Atlantic
June 22	Mamamoo	Purple	K-pop	Rainbow Bridge World	[217]
June 23	311	Mosaic	Alternative rock, reggae rock, rap rock	BMG	[218]
	Algiers	The Underside of Power	Gospel, post-punk, psychedelic soul	Matador
	Bone Thugs	New Waves		eOne	[219]
	Camo & Krooked	Mosaik	Drum and bass	RAM, Mosaik Music, BMG	[220]
	The Chain Gang of 1974	Felt	Electronic rock	Caroline	[221]
	DJ Khaled	Grateful	Hip hop, trap, R&B	We the Best, Epic
	Goatwhore	Vengeful Ascension	Blackened death metal	Metal Blade	[222]
	Imagine Dragons	Evolve	Pop rock, rock	KidinaKorner, Interscope	[223]
	Jeff Tweedy	Together at Last		dBpm	[224]
	Joe Scarborough	Mystified	Alternative rock, indie rock, power pop	RED Music, Sony Music	[225]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Murder of the Universe	Psychedelic rock, acid rock, progressive rock	Flightless, ATO, Heavenly	[226]
	Laurel Halo	Dust	Electronic, art pop	Hyperdub	[227]
	Municipal Waste	Slime and Punishment	Crossover thrash	Nuclear Blast	[228]
	Vérité	Somewhere in Between		Kobalt	[229]
	Vince Staples	Big Fish Theory	Hip hop	ARTium, Def Jam
	The White Noise	AM/PM	Post-hardcore, hardcore punk, pop punk	Fearless	[230]
June 26	Seven Lions	Where I Won't Be Found	Electronic	Seeking Blue	[231]
June 27	Stellar	Stellar Into the World		The Entertainment Pascal, Genie Music
June 28	Cornelius	Mellow Waves	Shibuya-kei	Warner Music Japan, Rostrum
	Twice	#Twice		Warner Music Japan
June 29	Up10tion	Stardom	K-pop	TOP, Loen
June 30	The Beach Boys	1967 – Sunshine Tomorrow	Soul, rhythm and blues	Capitol
	Beach House	B-Sides and Rarities	Dream pop, indie rock	Sub Pop
	Calvin Harris	Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1	Funk, disco, post-disco	Columbia
	Cellar Darling	This Is the Sound	Progressive rock, folk rock	Nuclear Blast
	Envy on the Coast	Ritual	Rock	Equal Vision	[232]
	Jay-Z	4:44	Hip hop	Roc Nation
	Kacy Hill	Like a Woman	Electropop, trip hop, electronica	GOOD Music, Def Jam
	LANY	LANY	Electropop, alternative pop	Polydor
	MC Eiht	Which Way Iz West	West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap, G-funk	Year Round, Blue Stamp Music
	Public Enemy	Nothing Is Quick in the Desert	Hip hop		[233]
	Stone Sour	Hydrograd	Alternative metal	Roadrunner
	TLC	TLC	R&B, soul	852 Musiq, Cooking Vinyl
	Washed Out	Mister Mellow		Stones Throw
	ZZ Ward	The Storm	Blues rock, hip hop	Hollywood

Third quarter

July

List of albums released in July 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
July 4	Lee Hyori	Black	K-pop	Kiwi Media Group
July 7	21 Savage	Issa Album	Hip hop, trap	Slaughter Gang, Epic
	Broken Social Scene	Hug of Thunder	Indie rock, baroque pop	Arts & Crafts
	Chronixx	Chronology	Reggae	Soul Circle Music, Virgin	[234]
	Haim	Something to Tell You	Pop rock	Polydor
	Public Service Broadcasting	Every Valley	Art rock	PIAS
	Sevyn Streeter	Girl Disrupted	R&B, soul	Atlantic
July 9	Red Velvet	The Red Summer	K-pop	SM, Genie Music
July 14	12 Stones	Picture Perfect		Cleopatra
	Coldplay	Kaleidoscope EP	Alternative rock	Parlophone
	Edguy	Monuments	Heavy metal, power metal	Nuclear Blast
	French Montana	Jungle Rules	Hip hop	Bad Boy, Epic
	Japanese Breakfast	Soft Sounds from Another Planet	Dream pop, indie rock	Dead Oceans
	L D R U	Sizzlar	Electronic	Sony Music Australia	[235]
	Meg Mac	Low Blows	Indie pop	littleBIGMAN Records, Universal Music Australia
	Mura Masa	Mura Masa	Electronic	Interscope, Downtown, Anchor Point Records
	Waxahatchee	Out in the Storm	Alternative rock, indie rock	Merge
July 19	Nine Inch Nails	Add Violence	Industrial	The Null Corporation
July 21	Avey Tare	Eucalyptus		Domino
	Chris Robinson Brotherhood	Barefoot in the Head		Silver Arrow Records	[236]
	Declan McKenna	What Do You Think About the Car?	Indie rock	Columbia
	Decrepit Birth	Axis Mundi	Technical death metal	Nuclear Blast	[237]
	Ded	Mis•an•thrope	Nu metal	Surestone
	Dizzee Rascal	Raskit	Grime, British hip hop	Dirtee Stank, Island
	Foster the People	Sacred Hearts Club		Columbia
	Goldfinger	The Knife	Pop punk, ska punk	Rise	[238]
	In This Moment	Ritual		Atlantic, Roadrunner
	Lana Del Rey	Lust for Life		Interscope, Polydor
	Manafest	Stones	Christian hip hop, rap rock, Christian alternative rock	Manafest Productions
	Manchester Orchestra	A Black Mile to the Surface	Indie rock, indie folk, art rock	Loma Vista
	Nicole Atkins	Goodnight Rhonda Lee	Country, pop, soul	Single Lock
	Romeo Santos	Golden	Tropical music	Sony Music Latin
	Tyler, the Creator	Flower Boy	Hip hop	Odd Future, Columbia
	Vera Blue	Perennial		Universal Music Australia
July 28	Alice Cooper	Paranormal	Hard rock	earMUSIC	[239]
	Arcade Fire	Everything Now	Dance-rock	Columbia
	The Fall	New Facts Emerge	Alternative rock	Cherry Red
	Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders	Garcia Live Volume Nine	Rock, Rhythm and blues	ATO
	Jillette Johnson	All I Ever See in You Is Me			[240]
	Joywave	Content	Indie rock, electropop	Cultco, Hollywood
	Shaman's Harvest	Red Hands Black Deeds	Rock	Mascot Label Group	[241]
	Vic Mensa	The Autobiography	Hip hop	Roc Nation, Capitol

August

List of albums released in August 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
August 2	ONF	On/Off	Dance	WM	[242]
August 4	Accept	The Rise of Chaos	Heavy metal	Nuclear Blast	[243]
	Brett Eldredge	Brett Eldredge	Country	Atlantic Nashville
	George Thorogood	Party of One		Rounder	[244]
	Kenny Wayne Shepherd	Lay It On Down	Blues rock	Concord	[245]
	Khalil	Prove It All	R&B	Empire	[246]
	Quiet Riot	Road Rage	Heavy metal, hard rock, blues rock	Frontiers	[247]
	Rezz	Mass Manipulation	Electronic	mau5trap
	Tyler Childers	Purgatory	Americana, country	Hickman Holler Records	[248]
August 10	Avicii	Avīci (01)		Virgin, Avicii Music	[249]
August 11	Bebe Rexha	All Your Fault: Pt. 2		Warner Bros.	[250]
	Billie Eilish	Don't Smile at Me	Electropop, bedroom pop	Darkroom, Interscope
	The Cribs	24-7 Rock Star Shit	Punk rock	Sonic Blew	[251]
	Jesus Culture	Love Has a Name	Contemporary worship, CCM	Jesus Culture Music, Sparrow, Capitol CMG	[252]
	Kesha	Rainbow	Pop	Kemosabe, RCA
	Lindsay Ell	The Project	Country pop	Stoney Creek	[253]
	Paul Draper	Spooky Action	Alternative rock, progressive rock	Kscope	[254]
August 15	Lil Peep	Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1	Emo rap, rap rock, pop punk	AWAL	[255]
August 16	Taeyang	White Night	R&B	YG Entertainment	[256]
August 17	Brand New	Science Fiction	Alternative rock	Procrastinate! Music Traitors
	Motograter	Desolation	Nu metal, metalcore	EMP	[257]
August 18	Alice Glass	Alice Glass	Electropop	Loma Vista Recordings
	ASAP Ferg	Still Striving	Hip hop	ASAP Worldwide, RCA
	Eluveitie	Evocation II: Pantheon	Acoustic rock, folk rock, Celtic rock	Nuclear Blast
	Everything Everything	A Fever Dream	Indie pop, art pop, indie rock	RCA Victor
	Grizzly Bear	Painted Ruins	Indie rock	RCA
	Josh Abbott Band	Until My Voice Goes Out	Country	Prety Damn Tough, Reviver Records	[258]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and Mild High Club	Sketches of Brunswick East	Psychedelic rock, jazz	Flightless, ATO, Heavenly
	Neck Deep	The Peace and the Panic	Pop-punk	Hopeless
	Shelby Lynne and Allison Moorer	Not Dark Yet	Americana, country, folk	Thirty Tigers, Silver Cross Records
	Steven Wilson	To the Bone	Art rock	Caroline
	Thy Art Is Murder	Dear Desolation	Deathcore	Nuclear Blast
	Unkle	The Road: Part 1		Songs for the Def
August 25	Action Bronson	Blue Chips 7000	Hip hop	Vice, Atlantic
	ASAP Mob	Cozy Tapes Vol. 2: Too Cozy	Hip hop, trap	ASAP Worldwide, RCA, Polo Grounds
	Brendon Small	Brendon Small's Galaktikon II: Become the Storm	Melodic death metal	BS, Megaforce	[259]
	Brockhampton	Saturation II	Hip hop	Question Everything, Inc, Empire
	Daniel Caesar	Freudian	R&B	Golden Child Recordings
	EMA	Exile in the Outer Ring		City Slang
	Fifth Harmony	Fifth Harmony	R&B, pop, hip hop	Epic, Syco
	Hammock	Mysterium	Ambient	Hammock Music	[260]
	Kitty	Miami Garden Club	Cloud rap, experimental pop	Pretty Wavvy	[261]
	Lil Uzi Vert	Luv Is Rage 2	Hip hop, trap, pop rap	Generation Now, Atlantic
	The Mynabirds	Be Here Now		Saddle Creek	[262]
	Oh Sees	Orc	Garage rock, psychedelic rock	Castle Face	[263]
	Old Dominion	Happy Endings	Country pop	RCA Nashville
	Oliver	Full Circle	Electropop	Interscope	[264]
	PVRIS	All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell		Rise	[265]
	Queens of the Stone Age	Villains	Stoner rock, hard rock, boogie rock	Matador
	Tribalistas	Tribalistas	Música popular brasileira, pop	Phonomotor Records, Universal Music	[266]
	The War on Drugs	A Deeper Understanding	Heartland rock, synth-pop, Americana	Atlantic
	XXXTentacion	17	Emo rap, alternative rock, R&B	Bad Vibes Forever, Empire

September

List of albums released in September 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
September 1	Anthony Callea	ARIA Number 1 Hits in Symphony	Pop	Sony Music Australia
	Hercules and Love Affair	Omnion		Atlantic, Big Beat
	LCD Soundsystem	American Dream	Dance-punk, new wave, post-punk	DFA, Columbia
	Madeline Kenney	Night Night at the First Landing	Indie rock	Company Records
	Mogwai	Every Country's Sun	Post-rock	Rock Action
	Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark	The Punishment of Luxury	Synth-pop	White Noise
	Paradise Lost	Medusa	Death-doom	Nuclear Blast
	The Script	Freedom Child	Pop rock, dance, electronic rock	Columbia, Sony Music
September 7	Syd	Always Never Home	R&B	The Internet, Columbia
September 8	Alter Bridge	Live at the O2 Arena + Rarities	Hard rock, heavy metal, post-grunge	Napalm
	The Belonging Co	All the Earth	Contemporary worship music	TBCO Music
	Dustin Lynch	Current Mood	Country	Broken Bow
	Jack Johnson	All the Light Above It Too	Rock, folk rock, surf rock	Brushfire, Republic
	Kip Moore	Slowheart	Country rock	MCA Nashville
	Living Colour	Shade		Megaforce
	Mutemath	Play Dead		Wojtek	[267]
	The National	Sleep Well Beast	Indie rock, post-punk revival	4AD
	Nothing But Thieves	Broken Machine	Alternative rock, indie rock, hard rock	RCA, Sony Music
	Odesza	A Moment Apart	Indie electronic, synth-pop, experimental	Counter, Foreign Family Collective, Ninja Tune
	Project Pat	M.O.B.	Southern hip hop	Cleopatra
	Sparks	Hippopotamus	Rock, baroque pop	BMG, The End
	Susanne Sundfør	Music for People in Trouble	Art pop, folk	Bella Union
	Thomas Rhett	Life Changes	Country pop	Valory	[268]
	Tori Amos	Native Invader	Alternative rock, baroque pop, chamber pop	Decca
	The Waterboys	Out of All This Blue		BMG
	Zola Jesus	Okovi	Gothic rock, dark wave	Sacred Bones
September 15	Anastacia	Evolution	Pop, pop rock, dance	Four Eyez Productions, Polydor	[269]
	Angus & Julia Stone	Snow		EMI Music Australia, Nettwerk
	Arcane Roots	Melancholia Hymns	Alternative rock, mathcore, electronica	Easy Life Records, Red Essential Records
	Ariel Pink	Dedicated to Bobby Jameson	Pop, indie pop, hypnagogic pop	Mexican Summer
	Big & Rich	Did It for the Party	Country	Big & Rich Records, Thirty Tigers
	Cody Carnes	The Darker the Night / The Brighter the Morning	Worship, CCM, Christian alternative rock	Sparrow
	The Cool Kids	Special Edition Grand Master Deluxe		Green Label Sound	[270]
	Eamon	Golden Rail Motel	R&B	Huey Ave Music
	Ensiferum	Two Paths	Folk metal, melodic death metal, Viking metal	Metal Blade	[271]
	Foo Fighters	Concrete and Gold	Hard rock	Roswell, RCA
	Galantis	The Aviary	EDM	Big Beat, Atlantic
	Madonna	Rebel Heart Tour		Boy Toy, Live Nation, Interscope
	Open Mike Eagle	Brick Body Kids Still Daydream	Hip hop	Mello Music
	Prophets of Rage	Prophets of Rage	Rap rock, hard rock, funk rock	Fantasy, Caroline
	Ringo Starr	Give More Love	Pop rock, country, reggae	UMe
	Seaway	Vacation	Pop-punk	Pure Noise	[272]
	Seth MacFarlane	In Full Swing	Traditional pop, vocal jazz, swing	Republic, Verve, Fuzzy Door Productions	[273]
	Wyclef Jean	Carnival III: The Fall and Rise of a Refugee	Hip hop	Heads Music	[274]
September 21	Illenium	Awake	Future bass	Seeking Blue, Kasaya	[275]
September 22	Chelsea Wolfe	Hiss Spun	Doom metal	Sargent House
	Circa Survive	The Amulet	Progressive rock, post-hardcore	Hopeless	[276]
	The Clientele	Music for the Age of Miracles	Indie rock	Merge
	Cradle of Filth	Cryptoriana – The Seductiveness of Decay	Extreme metal	Nuclear Blast	[277]
	Cut Copy	Haiku from Zero	Indietronica, synth-pop, dance-rock	Cutters Records, Astralwerks
	DJ Kay Slay	The Big Brother	Hip hop	Streetsweepers, Empire	[278]
	Enter Shikari	The Spark	Electronic rock	Ambush Reality, PIAS
	Fergie	Double Dutchess	Hip hop, dance, R&B	Dutchess Music, Retrofuture, BMG
	Godspeed You! Black Emperor	Luciferian Towers	Post-rock, drone	Constellation	[279]
	The Horrors	V	Neo-psychedelia, shoegaze, post-punk	Wolf Tone, Caroline	[280]
	The Killers	Wonderful Wonderful	Indie pop, heartland rock, new wave	Island
	Kristene DiMarco	Where His Light Was	CCM, worship	Bethel Music	[281]
	Lights	Skin & Earth	Electropop	Warner Bros.	[282]
	Macklemore	Gemini	Pop-rap	Bendo LLC, ADA	[283]
	Midland	On the Rocks	Neotraditional country	Big Machine	[284]
	Phoebe Bridgers	Stranger in the Alps		Dead Oceans
	Satyricon	Deep Calleth Upon Deep		Napalm
	Sleeping with Sirens	Gossip	Pop rock	Warner Bros.
	Van Morrison	Roll with the Punches	Rock	Caroline
	Wolves in the Throne Room	Thrice Woven	Black metal	Artemisia
September 27	B1A4	Rollin'	Dance, K-pop	WM Entertainment	[285]
September 28	The Caretaker	Everywhere at the End of Time - Stage 3	Ambient, big band, dark ambient	History Always Favours The Winners
September 29	Benjamin Clementine	I Tell a Fly	Avant-garde, experimental pop, contemporary classical	Virgin EMI	[286]
	Chanté Moore	The Rise of the Phoenix	R&B, soul	CM7 Records, Fontana	[287]
	Demi Lovato	Tell Me You Love Me	Pop, R&B	Island, Hollywood, Safehouse
	Dolly Parton	I Believe in You	Country, children's	Dolly Records, RCA Nashville
	Echosmith	Inside a Dream	Synth-pop, indie pop	Warner Bros.	[288]
	Hurts	Desire		Columbia	[289]
	Ibeyi	Ash	Alternative R&B, hip hop, Yoruba	XL
	Injury Reserve	Drive It Like It's Stolen	Underground hip hop		[290]
	Marius Neset	Circle of Chimes	Jazz	ACT	[291]
	Michael Jackson	Scream		Epic	[292]
	Miley Cyrus	Younger Now	Country pop, pop rock	RCA
	Primus	The Desaturating Seven	Alternative rock, progressive rock	ATO, Prawn Song	[293]
	Propagandhi	Victory Lap	Hardcore punk, melodic hardcore	Epitaph	[294]
	Rick Price and Jack Jones	California Dreaming	Pop	Sony Music Australia	[295]
	Shania Twain	Now	Country pop	Mercury Nashville
	Tamar Braxton	Bluebird of Happiness	R&B	Logan Land Records	[296]
	Wolf Alice	Visions of a Life	Alternative rock	Dirty Hit

Fourth quarter

October

List of albums released in October 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
October 5	Sabrina Claudio	About Time	Alternative R&B, indie pop, soul	SC Entertainment	[297]
October 6	August Burns Red	Phantom Anthem	Melodic metalcore, Christian metal	Fearless	[298]
	The Black Dahlia Murder	Nightbringers	Melodic death metal	Metal Blade	[299]
	Gwen Stefani	You Make It Feel Like Christmas	Christmas	Interscope
	Jason Manford	A Different Stage	Show tunes	Decca	[300]
	Kelela	Take Me Apart	Alternative R&B, electro, R&B	Warp	[301]
	Lara Fabian	Camouflage	Pop	Sony Music	[302]
	Liam Gallagher	As You Were	Rock	Warner Bros.	[303]
	Marilyn Manson	Heaven Upside Down	Gothic rock, industrial metal, punk rock	Loma Vista, Caroline
	Poppy	Poppy.Computer	Art pop, synth-pop, electropop	I'm Poppy, Mad Decent	[304]
October 13	Beck	Colors	Pop rock, dance-rock, experimental pop	Capitol	[305]
	Carly Pearce	Every Little Thing	Country	Big Machine	[306]
	Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile	Lotta Sea Lice	Indie rock, alternative rock	Matador, Marathon Artists, Milk! Records	[307]
	Dvsn	Morning After	Alternative R&B	OVO	[308]
	Enslaved	E	Progressive metal, black metal	Nuclear Blast	[309]
	The Front Bottoms	Going Grey		Fueled by Ramen	[310]
	The Glorious Sons	Young Beauties and Fools	Alternative rock, hard rock, Southern rock	Black Box	[311]
	Gucci Mane	Mr. Davis	Hip hop, trap	GUWOP, 1017, Atlantic	[312]
	Jessie James Decker	Southern Girl City Lights	Country pop	Epic	[313]
	King Krule	The Ooz	Trip hop	True Panther Sounds, XL	[314]
	Knuckle Puck	Shapeshifter	Pop-punk	Rise	[315]
	Pink	Beautiful Trauma	Pop	RCA
	Robert Plant	Carry Fire	Americana	Nonesuch	[316]
	Russell Dickerson	Yours	Country pop	Triple Tigers	[317]
	Squeeze	The Knowledge	Rock	Love Records	[318]
	St. Vincent	Masseduction	Pop, new wave, glam rock	Loma Vista
	Stars	There Is No Love in Fluorescent Light	Indie pop, synth-pop, dream pop	Last Gang	[319]
	Through the Eyes of the Dead	Disomus	Death metal, deathcore	eOne, Good Fight
	William Patrick Corgan	Ogilala	Acoustic rock, folk	BMG, Martha's Music, Reprise	[320]
October 20	Chris Young	Losing Sleep	Country	RCA Nashville	[321]
	Darius Rucker	When Was the Last Time	Country	Capitol Nashville	[322]
	Europe	Walk the Earth	Hard rock, heavy metal	Hell & Back	[323]
	Jessie Ware	Glasshouse	Rock	Island	[324]
	Keyshia Cole	11:11 Reset	R&B	Epic, Sony Music, Hearts and Stars Production Inc.	[325]
	Lindsey Stirling	Warmer in the Winter	Christmas, classical crossover	Lindseystomp, Universal, Concord	[326]
	Margo Price	All American Made	Country	Third Man	[327]
	Niall Horan	Flicker	Folk pop	Capitol
	Paul van Dyk	From Then On	Trance	Vandit	[328]
	Sons of Apollo	Psychotic Symphony	Progressive metal	Inside Out	[329]
	Trivium	The Sin and the Sentence	Thrash metal, heavy metal, progressive metal	Roadrunner
	Turnpike Troubadours	A Long Way from Your Heart		Bossier City Records	[330]
October 27	10 Years	(How to Live) As Ghosts	Alternative rock	Mascot	[331]
	Big K.R.I.T.	4eva Is a Mighty Long Time	Southern hip hop	BMG, Multi Alumni	[332]
	Daniele Luppi and Parquet Courts	Milano		30th Century, Columbia	[333]
	Fever Ray	Plunge	Electropop, experimental	Rabid, Mute	[334]
	Gord Downie	Introduce Yerself		Arts & Crafts Productions	[335]
	Granger Smith	When the Good Guys Win	Country	Wheelhouse	[336]
	Gregory Porter	Nat King Cole & Me	Jazz	Decca, Blue Note	[337]
	Hollywood Undead	Five		MDDN, BMG	[338]
	John Maus	Screen Memories	Synth-pop, goth-pop, post-punk	Ribbon Music	[339]
	Julien Baker	Turn Out the Lights		Matador	[340]
	Kelly Clarkson	Meaning of Life	Soul, pop, R&B	Atlantic
	Lee Ann Womack	The Lonely, the Lonesome & the Gone	Country blues, Americana, countrypolitan	ATO	[341]
	Rachel Platten	Waves		Columbia	[342]
	Red	Gone	Christian rock	Essential	[343]
	Rina Sawayama	Rina	Pop, R&B	Rina Sawayama	[344]
	Stereophonics	Scream Above the Sounds	Rock	Stylus Records, Parlophone
	Theory of a Deadman	Wake Up Call	Pop, pop rock	Roadrunner, Atlantic
	Ty Dolla Sign	Beach House 3	Hip hop, R&B	Atlantic
	A Wake in Providence	Insidious: Phase II		Outerloop Records	[345]
	Weezer	Pacific Daydream	Pop rock, alternative rock, power pop	Atlantic
	Yelawolf	Trial by Fire	Country rap	Slumerican, Shady, Interscope	[346]
October 30	Twice	Twicetagram	K-pop, Bubblegum pop, dance	JYP
October 31	21 Savage, Offset and Metro Boomin	Without Warning	Hip hop, trap	Motown, Epic, Capitol
	Chris Brown	Heartbreak on a Full Moon	R&B	RCA	[347]
	Willow Smith	The 1st		Roc Nation	[348]

November

List of albums released in November 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
November 3	Armand Hammer	Rome	Hip hop	Backwoodz Studioz	[349]
	Blake Shelton	Texoma Shore	Country	Warner Bros. Nashville	[350]
	Bryan Adams	Ultimate	Rock, soft rock	Polydor	[351]
	Converge	The Dusk in Us	Metalcore, post-hardcore, sludge metal	Epitaph, Deathwish	[352]
	Grace VanderWaal	Just the Beginning	pop, indie pop, bluegrass	Columbia, Syco	[353]
	Guy Sebastian	Conscious	Pop, R&B	Sony Music Australia	[354]
	Joji	In Tongues	Trip hop, lo-fi, alternative R&B	Empire, 88rising
	Kelsea Ballerini	Unapologetically	Country pop	Black River
	Kid Rock	Sweet Southern Sugar	Southern rock, country	BMG, Top Dog Records, BMG	[355]
	Kygo	Kids in Love		Sony Music, Ultra	[356]
	Lee Brice	Lee Brice	Country	Curb	[357]
	Maroon 5	Red Pill Blues	Pop, R&B, funk, soft rock	222, Interscope
	Sam Smith	The Thrill of It All	Soul, gospel, pop	Capitol	[358]
	Signs of the Swarm	The Disfigurement of Existence		Unique Leader Records	[359]
	Symphony Number One	Approaching	Contemporary classical	SNOtone	[360]
November 10	The Corrs	Jupiter Calling	Folk	East West	[361]
	Evanescence	Synthesis	Electronica	BMG
	Langhorne Slim	Lost at Last Vol. 1		Dualtone	[362]
	Pnau	Changa		etcetc
	Quicksand	Interiors	Post-hardcore	Epitaph
	Seal	Standards	Jazz, swing	Decca, Virgin EMI
	Sleigh Bells	Kid Kruschev	Noise pop	Torn Clean
	Spinning Coin	Permo		Geographic Music
	Taylor Swift	Reputation	Electropop, pop, Synth-pop	Big Machine
	Tears for Fears	Rule the World: The Greatest Hits	Pop rock	Virgin EMI	[363]
	Walk the Moon	What If Nothing		RCA	[364]
November 17	Barenaked Ladies	Fake Nudes	Alternative rock	Vanguard	[365]
	Baths	Romaplasm	Electronica	Anticon
	Bob Seger	I Knew You When	Rock	Capitol
	The Body and Full of Hell	Ascending a Mountain of Heavy Light	Experimental metal	Thrill Jockey
	Faith Hill and Tim McGraw	The Rest of Our Life	Country	Arista Nashville
	Godflesh	Post Self	Industrial metal	Avalanche
	Jaden	Syre		Roc Nation, Republic
	Jeremy Riddle	More	CCM, worship	Bethel Music
	Katharine McPhee	I Fall in Love Too Easily	Jazz	BMG	[366]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Polygondwanaland	Progressive rock, psychedelic rock, acid rock	ATO, Flightless
	Mavis Staples	If All I Was Was Black	R&B, soul	Anti-
	Mike Love	Unleash the Love	Pop, rock	BMG	[367]
	Morrissey	Low in High School		BMG
	Paloma Faith	The Architect		RCA, Epic
	Sia	Everyday Is Christmas	Christmas	Monkey Puzzle, Atlantic
	Tove Lo	Blue Lips	Electropop, dance-pop	Island
November 24	Björk	Utopia	Avant-garde, folktronica	One Little Indian
	Fabolous and Jadakiss	Friday on Elm Street	Hip hop, horrorcore	Def Jam, Street Family, D-Block
	Hopsin	No Shame	Hip hop	Undercover Prodigy, 300 Entertainment
	Loreen	Ride	Indie rock, pop rock, electronic	BMG
	Matt Terry	Trouble	Pop	Syco
	Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds	Who Built the Moon?	Psychedelic rock	Sour Mash
	"Weird Al" Yankovic	Squeeze Box: The Complete Works of "Weird Al" Yankovic	Comedy	Legacy
November 29	B'z	Dinosaur	Hard rock, pop rock	Vermillion Records

December

List of albums released in December 2017

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Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
December 1	Andy Grammer	The Good Parts		S-Curve, BMG	[368]
	Chris Stapleton	From A Room: Volume 2	Country, Southern rock, Southern soul	Mercury Nashville	[369]
	Danielle Bradbery	I Don't Believe We've Met	Country pop	Big Machine	[370]
	The Dear Hunter	All Is as All Should Be	Progressive rock, indie rock, experimental rock	Cave and Canary Goods	[371]
	Ha*Ash	30 de Febrero	Latin pop	Sony Music Latin	[372]
	Miguel	War & Leisure	R&B, psychedelic funk, pop	Bystorm, RCA	[373]
	Morbid Angel	Kingdoms Disdained	Death metal	Silver Lining Music, UDR Music	[374]
	Prurient	Rainbow Mirror	Noise, industrial, drone	Profound Lore
	U2	Songs of Experience	Pop rock	Island, Interscope
December 8	Big Sean and Metro Boomin	Double or Nothing	Hip hop, trap	GOOD Music, Def Jam, Republic	[375]
	Creeper	Christmas	Horror punk, punk rock, Christmas	Roadrunner	[376]
	Diablo Swing Orchestra	Pacifisticuffs	Avant-garde metal, swing revival, progressive metal	Candlelight, Spinefarm	[377]
	Juicy J	Rubba Band Business	Hip hop, trap	Kemosabe, Columbia, Taylor Gang	[378]
	K. Michelle	Kimberly: The People I Used to Know	R&B, soul	Atlantic	[379]
	Luke Bryan	What Makes You Country	Country	Capitol Nashville	[380]
	Story of the Year	Wolves	Melodic hardcore		[381]
	Various artists	Control the Streets, Volume 1	Hip hop	Motown, Capitol, Universal	[382]
	Walker Hayes	Boom	Country	Monument	[383]
December 11	A Night in Texas	Global Slaughter	Deathcore		[384]
	Twice	Merry & Happy	K-pop, Christmas	JYP
December 15	Asking Alexandria	Asking Alexandria	Hard rock, metalcore, post-hardcore	Sumerian	[385]
	Brockhampton	Saturation III	Alternative hip hop	Question Everything, Inc. Empire
	Charli XCX	Pop 2	Experimental pop, dance-pop	Asylum
	Eminem	Revival	Hip hop	Shady, Aftermath, Interscope
	G-Eazy	The Beautiful & Damned	Hip hop	BPG, RVG, RCA	[386]
	Linkin Park	One More Light Live		Warner Bros., Machine Shop	[387]
	N.E.R.D.	No One Ever Really Dies	Hip hop, experimental hip hop, new wave	i Am Other, Columbia
December 22	Gucci Mane	El Gato: The Human Glacier	Hip hop, trap	GUWOP, 1017, Atlantic	[388]
December 30	Conan Osiris	Adoro Bolos		AVNL Records	[389]
December 31	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Gumboot Soup	Psychedelic rock, psychedelic pop, progressive rock	Flightless	[390]

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