List of 2014 albums

The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2014. 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 2014 in music.

First quarter

January

List of albums released in January 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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January 1	Del the Funky Homosapien	Iller Than Most			[1]
January 2	Rain	Rain Effect	K-pop	Cube
January 3	Legion of the Damned	Ravenous Plague	Death metal, thrash metal	Napalm
January 3	Pixies	EP2	Alternative rock, indie rock
January 6	Iced Earth	Plagues of Babylon	Heavy metal	Century Media
	Jan Gunnar Hoff	Fly North	Jazz	Losen	[2]
	TVXQ	Tense	K-pop, R&B, dance	S.M. Entertainment
January 7	Kid Ink	My Own Lane	Hip hop	RCA, Tha Alumni Music Group, 88 Classic
January 7	Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks	Wig Out at Jagbags	Indie rock	Matador
January 10	Arve Henriksen	Chron		Rune Grammofon
January 10	James Vincent McMorrow	Post Tropical		Believe Recordings, Vagrant
January 13	East India Youth	Total Strife Forever	Indietronica	Stolen
January 14	Bruce Springsteen	High Hopes	Rock	Columbia
	The Crystal Method	The Crystal Method	Trip hop, electronica, breakbeat	Tiny e Records
	Number One Gun	This Is All We Know	Alternative rock, Christian rock	Tooth & Nail
	Switchfoot	Fading West	Alternative rock, pop	lowercase people, Atlantic
January 17	Alcest	Shelter	Post-rock, shoegazing, dream pop	Prophecy Productions
	Tord Gustavsen Quartet	Extended Circle	Jazz	ECM
	Warpaint	Warpaint	Indie rock, dream pop	Rough Trade
January 20	Mogwai	Rave Tapes	Post-rock, electronic music	Rock Action
	Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra	Fuck Off Get Free We Pour Light on Everything	Experimental rock	Constellation
	Sophie Ellis-Bextor	Wanderlust	Indie pop, folk	EBGB's
January 21	Against Me!	Transgender Dysphoria Blues	Punk rock	Total Treble Music
	Hard Working Americans	Hard Working Americans	Rock	Thirty Tigers, Melvin Records
	Ice Nine Kills	The Predator Becomes the Prey	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Outerloop Records, Fearless
	Monte Pittman	The Power of Three		Metal Blade	[3]
	Step Brothers	Lord Steppington	Hip hop	Rhymesayers
	Ty Dolla Sign	Beach House EP	Hip hop, R&B	Atlantic, Taylor Gang, Pu$haz Ink
	Young the Giant	Mind over Matter	Alternative rock	Fueled by Ramen
January 22	AKB48	Tsugi no Ashiato	J-pop	King
	Dum Dum Girls	Too True	Indie pop	Sub Pop
	Primal Fear	Delivering the Black	Power metal, heavy metal	Frontiers
	Within Temptation	Hydra	Symphonic metal, power metal, gothic metal	Nuclear Blast, Dramatico, BMG
January 24	Of Mice & Men	Restoring Force	Metalcore, nu metal	Rise
January 27	Hildegunn Øiseth	Valencia	Jazz	Losen	[4]
	Transatlantic	Kaleidoscope	Progressive rock	Inside Out, Radiant Records, Metal Blade
	You Me at Six	Cavalier Youth	Alternative rock, pop rock	BMG
January 28	Casting Crowns	Thrive	Contemporary Christian, rock	Beach Street, Reunion
	Dave Barnes	Golden Days	Acoustic rock, pop, Southern rock	50 Year Plan Records
	David Crosby	Croz	Rock	Blue Castle Records
	Jamie Grace	Ready to Fly	CCM, Christian hip hop, R&B	Gotee
	The Lawrence Arms	Metropole	Punk rock	Epitaph
	The New Mendicants	Into the Lime	Indie rock	XPT Records
	Quilt	Held in Splendor	Indie folk, psychedelic folk	Mexican Summer
	RuPaul	RuPaul Presents: The CoverGurlz	Dance	World of Wonder
	Shinedown	Acoustic Sessions		Atlantic
January 31	Broken Bells	After the Disco	Indie rock, space rock	Columbia
January 31	Young Fathers	Dead	Alternative hip hop, alternative R&B	Anticon, Big Dada

February

List of albums released in February 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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February 3	Augustines	Augustines	Indie rock	Votiv, Caroline International
	Behemoth	The Satanist	Blackened death metal	Nuclear Blast, Metal Blade, Mystic
	Bombay Bicycle Club	So Long, See You Tomorrow	Indie rock, indietronica, alternative dance	Island, Vagrant
	Maxïmo Park	Too Much Information	Indie rock	Vertigo, Daylighting
February 4	A. J. Croce	Twelve Tales			[5]
	Gardens & Villa	Dunes	Indie rock	Secretly Canadian
	Paul Rodgers	The Royal Sessions	Blues, soul	429, Pie Records
	Toni Braxton & Babyface	Love, Marriage & Divorce	R&B, pop, soul	Motown
	Xiu Xiu	Angel Guts: Red Classroom	Art rock	Polyvinyl
February 5	Temples	Sun Structures	Neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock	Heavenly, Fat Possum
February 7	John Butler Trio	Flesh & Blood	Folk	Jarrah, MGM
	Katy B	Little Red	Electronic, dance, R&B	Columbia, Sony Music
	Neil Finn	Dizzy Heights	Alternative rock	Lester Records
February 11	Crosses	Crosses	Electronic rock, dream pop, electronica	Sumerian
	Eric Church	The Outsiders	Country, country rock	EMI Nashville
	The Glitch Mob	Love Death Immortality	Electronic, glitch	Glass Air
	Sun Kil Moon	Benji	Folk rock	Caldo Verde
February 12	BTS	Skool Luv Affair	K-pop	Big Hit
February 12	Dead by April	Let the World Know	Metalcore, pop metal	Universal
February 14	Cibo Matto	Hotel Valentine	Trip hop, indie pop, shibuya-kei	Chimera Music
	Cynic	Kindly Bent to Free Us	Progressive rock, progressive metal	Season of Mist
	JoJo	LoveJo	Gospel, R&B, pop	Atlantic
	Pwr Bttm and Jawbreaker Reunion	Republican National Convention			[6]
	Nina Nesbitt	Peroxide	Folk pop	Island
February 17	Angel Olsen	Burn Your Fire for No Witness	Indie rock, alternative country, folk	Jagjaguwar
February 17	Jesca Hoop	Undress	Acoustic	Last Laugh Records, Republic of Music
February 18	Candice Glover	Music Speaks	R&B, soul	19, Interscope
	Guided by Voices	Motivational Jumpsuit	Indie rock	Guided by Voices Inc.
	I Killed the Prom Queen	Beloved	Metalcore, melodic death metal	Epitaph
	Issues	Issues	Metalcore, nu metal	Rise
	Kevin Seconds	Off Stockton		Rise	[7]
	Lake Street Dive	Bad Self Portraits	Pop, blue-eyed soul	Signature Sounds
	Phantogram	Voices	Electronica, trip hop, indie pop	Republic
February 20	Raimundos	Cantigas de Roda			[8]
February 21	Beck	Morning Phase	Folk rock	Capitol
	Markus Schulz	Scream 2	Trance	Armada
	Papa vs Pretty	White Deer Park	Rock, indie rock, alternative rock	Peace & Riot, EMI
February 24	Arthur Beatrice	Working Out			[9]
	Girls' Generation	Mr.Mr.	Electropop, R&B, pop	SM, KT Music, Universal
	RuPaul	Born Naked	Dance, electronic, bounce	RuCo Inc.
	Russian Red	Agent Cooper			[10]
	Skaters	Manhattan	Post-punk revival	Warner Bros.
	Wild Beasts	Present Tense	Indie rock	Domino
February 25	Dierks Bentley	Riser	Country	Capitol Nashville
	The Fray	Helios	Pop rock	Epic
	Kid Cudi	Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon	Alternative hip hop	Wicked Awesome, Republic
	St. Vincent	St. Vincent	Art rock, noise pop, pop rock	Loma Vista, Republic
	Schoolboy Q	Oxymoron	West Coast hip hop, gangsta rap	Top Dawg, Interscope
February 27	2NE1	Crush	K-pop, hip hop, R&B	YG
February 28	Lea Michele	Louder	Pop, EDM, power pop	Columbia

March

List of albums released in March 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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March 1	Calle 13	Multi_Viral	Latin, alternative hip hop, urban	El Abismo
March 3	American Authors	Oh, What a Life	Indie rock, alternative rock	Mercury
	Bigelf	Into the Maelstrom	Progressive rock, psychedelic rock	Inside Out
	Blood Red Shoes	Blood Red Shoes	Alternative rock, stoner rock	Jazz Life
	Eagulls	Eagulls		Partisan	[11]
	Mike Oldfield	Man on the Rocks	Rock	Virgin EMI
	Pharrell Williams	Girl	R&B, funk	Columbia
	Rick Ross	Mastermind	Hip hop	Maybach, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam
March 4	Ashanti	Braveheart	R&B	Written, eOne
	David Nail	I'm a Fire	Country	MCA Nashville
	Destrage	Are You Kidding Me? No.	Progressive metalcore	Metal Blade
	Drive-By Truckers	English Oceans	Southern rock	ATO
	Eli Young Band	10,000 Towns	Country	Republic Nashville
	Real Estate	Atlas	Indie rock, jangle pop, dream pop	Domino
March 7	JTR	Touchdown	Pop	Sony Music, MGM
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Oddments	Psychedelic rock, psychedelic pop, folk rock	Flightless
	MØ	No Mythologies to Follow	Electropop, synth-pop	Chess Club, RCA Victor
	Motorpsycho	Behind the Sun		Stickman Records, Rune Grammofon	[12]
March 10	Charlotte Church	Four	Indie pop, alternative rock, math rock	Alligator Wine	[13]
	Dan Croll	Sweet Disarray	Indie rock, pop rock	Deram
	Elbow	The Take Off and Landing of Everything	Alternative rock, indie rock	Fiction
	Metronomy	Love Letters	Indietronica, indie pop, synth-pop	Because
March 11	311	Stereolithic	Alternative rock, reggae rock, rap rock	311 Records
	Architects	Lost Forever // Lost Together	Metalcore	Epitaph, UNFD, New Damage
	Juanes	Loco de Amor		Universal Music Latino
	Young Money Entertainment	Young Money: Rise of an Empire	Hip hop	Young Money, Cash Money, Republic
March 12	The Pretty Reckless	Going to Hell	Hard rock	Razor & Tie
March 14	The Audreys	'Til My Tears Roll Away		ABC Music
	Enrique Iglesias	Sex and Love	Latin pop, electropop	Republic
	Foster the People	Supermodel	Alternative rock, indie pop, neo-psychedelia	Columbia
	George Michael	Symphonica	Pop	Aegean, Virgin EMI
	Kate Miller-Heidke	O Vertigo!	Pop, rock	Cooking Vinyl
	Kylie Minogue	Kiss Me Once	Pop, dance-pop	Parlophone
	Skrillex	Recess	EDM	Big Beat, Owsla, Atlantic
March 18	Demon Hunter	Extremist	Metalcore	Solid State
	La Dispute	Rooms of the House	Post-hardcore, progressive rock, spoken word	Better Living, Big Scary Monsters
	Freddie Gibbs & Madlib	Piñata	Hip hop	Madlib Invazion
	I Am the Avalanche	Wolverines	Rock	I Surrender Records
	Perfect Pussy	Save Yes to Love	Punk rock, noise rock	Captured Tracks
	Taking Back Sunday	Happiness Is	Alternative rock, pop rock	Hopeless
	Tycho	Awake	Ambient, post-rock	Ghostly International
	The War on Drugs	Lost in the Dream	Indie rock	Secretly Canadian
	YG	My Krazy Life	West Coast hip hop	Pushaz Ink, CTE World, Def Jam
March 21	Lali	A Bailar		Lali Espósito, Sony Music
March 21	Shakira	Shakira	Pop	RCA, Sony Latin
March 23	Wolfmother	New Crown	Hard rock, blues rock	Wolfmother
March 24	Animals as Leaders	The Joy of Motion	Progressive metal, djent	Sumerian
	Combichrist	We Love You	Aggrotech	Metropolis
	Future Islands	Singles	Synth-pop	4AD
	Jimi Goodwin	Odludek	Rock	Heavenly
	MBLAQ	Broken	K-pop	J. Tune Camp
	Pixies	EP3	Indie rock, alternative rock
	Tokyo Police Club	Forcefield	Indie rock, indie pop, post-punk revival	Mom + Pop, Memphis Industries, Dine Alone
March 25	Chuck Ragan	Till Midnight	Folk rock, indie folk	SideOneDummy
	The Hold Steady	Teeth Dreams	Indie rock	Razor & Tie
	Jerrod Niemann	High Noon	Country	Sea Gayle, Arista Nashville
	Johnny Cash	Out Among the Stars	Country	Columbia, Legacy
	Karmin	Pulses	Pop	Epic
	Memphis May Fire	Unconditional	Metalcore	Rise
	Wilko Johnson and Roger Daltrey	Going Back Home	Rhythm and blues, blues rock, hard rock	Chess
March 26	Elena Paparizou	One Life	Pop	Lionheart
	Sebastian Bach	Give 'Em Hell	Heavy metal, hard rock, progressive metal	Frontiers
	Weaves	Weaves	Indie pop	Buzz
March 28	Architecture in Helsinki	Now + 4eva	Indie pop	Casual Workout
	Robert Cray	In My Soul	blues, soul	Provogue Records
	Stian Westerhus & Pale Horses	Maelstrom		Rune Grammofon	[14]
March 31	Haywyre	Two Fold Pt. 1	Glitch hop, drumstep, UK garage	Monstercat
	Band of Skulls	Himalayan	Hard rock, blues rock	Electric Blues Records
	Kaiser Chiefs	Education, Education, Education & War	Britpop	Fiction, B-Unique, ATO
	Lacuna Coil	Broken Crown Halo	Gothic metal, alternative metal	Century Media
	Timber Timbre	Hot Dreams	Folk, country blues	Arts & Crafts

Second quarter

April

List of albums released in April 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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April 1	Chevelle	La Gárgola	Alternative metal, hard rock	Epic
	Chiodos	Devil	Post-hardcore	Razor & Tie
	Christina Perri	Head or Heart	Pop	Atlantic
	Cloud Nothings	Here and Nowhere Else	Indie rock	Carpark, Wichita
	Dan + Shay	Where It All Began	Country pop	Warner Bros. Nashville
	Fairweather	Fairweather		Equal Vision	[15]
	Mac DeMarco	Salad Days	Psychedelic pop	Captured Tracks
	Manchester Orchestra	Cope	Indie rock	Loma Vista, Favorite Gentlemen
	Mobb Deep	The Infamous Mobb Deep	Hip hop, East Coast hip hop	Infamous Records, RED
	Steel Panther	All You Can Eat	Glam metal, heavy metal, comedy rock	Open E Music
	The Used	Imaginary Enemy	Alternative, post-hardcore	GAS Union, Hopeless
April 4	The Black Sorrows	Certified Blue	Rock, soul, blues	Head Records
April 4	For the Fallen Dreams	Heavy Hearts	Metalcore	Rise
April 7	Black Label Society	Catacombs of the Black Vatican	Heavy metal	Mascot, eOne
	EMA	The Future's Void	Rock, folk-noise	City Slang, Matador
	LostAlone	Shapes of Screams	Rock	Graphite Records
April 8	James Durbin	Celebrate	Pop rock	Wind-up
	Jamie's Elsewhere	Rebel-Revive	Post-hardcore, metalcore	Jamie's Elsewhere
	John Frusciante	Enclosure	Synth-pop, electronica, experimental rock	Record Collection
	Joan Osborne	Love and Hate		eOne	[16]
	Off!	Wasted Years	Hardcore punk	Vice
	Todd Terje	It's Album Time	Nu-disco, space disco	Olsen Records
April 9	Aldous Harding	Aldous Harding	Folk	Lyttelton Records	[17][18]
April 11	Chet Faker	Built on Glass	Electronic, R&B, soul	Future Classic, Opulent
April 11	The Vamps	Meet the Vamps	Pop, pop rock	Mercury, Virgin EMI
April 14	Ben Watt	Hendra	Acoustic, downtempo	Unmade Road
April 14	Paolo Nutini	Caustic Love	Soul, R&B	Atlantic
April 15	The Afghan Whigs	Do to the Beast		Sub Pop
	Anubis Gate	Horizons			[19]
	Bobby Rush with Blinddog Smokin'	Decisions			[20]
	Breathe Carolina	Savages	Electropop, emo-pop	Fearless
	Emmure	Eternal Enemies	Nu metal	Victory
	Hawthorne Heights	The Silence in Black and White Acoustic	Acoustic	InVogue	[21]
	Ingrid Michaelson	Lights Out	Indie pop	Cabin 24
	Jason Derulo	Talk Dirty	Pop, R&B	Warner Bros., Beluga Heights
	Pharoahe Monch	PTSD	Hip hop	W.A.R. Media, INgrooves
	Sevendust	Time Travelers & Bonfires	Acoustic rock	Asylum, 7Bros. Records
	Triptykon	Melana Chasmata	Extreme metal	Prowling Death, Century Media
April 18	Kelis	Food	R&B, soul	Ninja Tune
April 18	Stream of Passion	A War of Our Own	Progressive metal, symphonic metal, gothic metal	PIAS, Rough Trade
April 19	Green Day	Demolicious	Punk rock	Reprise
April 19	Pixies	Indie Cindy	Alternative rock	Pixiesmusic, PIAS
April 21	Eels	The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett	Indie rock	E Works
	Iggy Azalea	The New Classic	Hip hop	Def Jam, Virgin EMI
	Keram	Come to Life		Constant Change Music	[22]
	Mýa	Sweet XVI	R&B, soul	Planet 9
April 22	Asher Roth	RetroHash	Progressive hip hop	Federal Prism, Pale Fire
	Drake Bell	Ready Steady Go!	Rockabilly, rock and roll, pop	Surfdog
	Francesca Battistelli	If We're Honest	CCM	Word, Fervent
	Future	Honest	Hip hop	A1, Freebandz, Epic
	Justin Rutledge	Daredevil	Alternative country	Outside Music
	Keb' Mo'	BLUESAmericana	Blues	Kind of Blue Music
	Neon Trees	Pop Psychology	New wave	Mercury, Def Jam
	Rachele Lynae	Rachele Lynae	Country	Momentum Label Group	[23]
April 23	Prong	Ruining Lives	Groove metal, thrash metal	SPV/Steamhammer
April 23	Winger	Better Days Comin'	Hard rock, progressive metal	Frontiers
April 25	Damon Albarn	Everyday Robots	Art pop, trip hop, folktronica	Parlophone, Warner Bros
	Insomnium	Shadows of the Dying Sun	Melodic death metal	Century Media
	Miss May I	Rise of the Lion	Metalcore	Rise
April 28	Brody Dalle	Diploid Love	Punk rock, alternative rock	Caroline, Queen of Hearts
April 29	Chris Robinson Brotherhood	Phosphorescent Harvest	Blues rock	Silver Arrow Records
	Eli "Paperboy" Reed	Nights Like This			[24]
	Framing Hanley	The Sum of Who We Are		Imagen Records	[25]
	The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger	Midnight Sun		Chimera Music
	Lindsey Stirling	Shatter Me	Classical crossover, EDM	Decca, Universal Music
	Ray LaMontagne	Supernova	Folk rock	RCA
	Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra	Hang On to Each Other	EDM	Constellation
	Whitechapel	Our Endless War	Deathcore	Metal Blade
	Wye Oak	Shriek	Indie rock	Merge

May

List of albums released in May 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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May 1	Buzzcocks	The Way	Pop punk
May 2	Anastacia	Resurrection		Sanctuary, BMG
	Epica	The Quantum Enigma	Symphonic metal	Nuclear Blast
	Lily Allen	Sheezus	Electropop	Regal, Parlophone
	Lykke Li	I Never Learn	Indie pop, dream pop	LL, Atlantic
	Xandria	Sacrificium	Symphonic metal	Napalm
May 5	Brian Eno and Karl Hyde	Someday World	Electronic	Warp
May 5	The Horrors	Luminous	Neo-psychedelia, dream pop	XL
May 6	Andrew Jackson Jihad	Christmas Island	Indie rock, folk punk, indie folk	SideOneDummy
	Atmosphere	Southsiders	Hip hop	Rhymesayers
	Ben & Ellen Harper	Childhood Home	Blues rock, folk rock, Americana	Prestige Folklore
	Natalie Merchant	Natalie Merchant	Soft rock, folk-pop	Nonesuch
	Santana	Corazón	Latin rock	RCA, Sony Latin Iberia
	Sarah McLachlan	Shine On	Pop rock	Verve
May 9	Killer Be Killed	Killer Be Killed	Groove metal, thrash metal	Nuclear Blast
	Little Dragon	Nabuma Rubberband	Trip hop, soul, pop	Because
	Michael Jackson	Xscape	Pop, R&B	MJJ, Epic
	Tori Amos	Unrepentant Geraldines	Alternative rock, pop rock	Mercury Classics
May 12	The Black Keys	Turn Blue	Garage rock, blues rock, psychedelic rock	Nonesuch
	Blondie	Blondie 4(0) Ever		Noble ID
	Cakes da Killa	I Run This Club (Remixes)		HMUSA Records	[26][27]
	Chromeo	White Women	Electro-funk	Last Gang
	Foxes	Glorious	Synth-pop	RCA, Sign of the Times
	Swans	To Be Kind	Noise rock, drone, experimental	Young God
	Titãs	Nheengatu	Rock, punk rock	Som Livre
May 13	Agalloch	The Serpent & the Sphere	Black metal, doom metal, folk metal	Profound Lore
	Guided by Voices	Cool Planet	Indie rock	Guided by Voices Inc., Fire
	Mad Caddies	Dirty Rice	Ska	Fat Wreck Chords
	Mushroomhead	The Righteous & the Butterfly	Alternative metal, industrial metal, experimental metal	Megaforce
	Only Crime	Pursuance	Melodic hardcore	Rise
	Sturgill Simpson	Metamodern Sounds in Country Music	Outlaw country	High Top Mountain, Loose Music
May 14	Casualties of Cool	Casualties of Cool	Country rock, blues rock, ambient	HevyDevy Records
May 16	Afrojack	Forget the World	Electro house, progressive house, hip house	Universal, Def Jam, Island
	Coldplay	Ghost Stories	Electronica, synth-pop	Parlophone, Atlantic
	Phillip Phillips	Behind the Light	Pop rock	Interscope, 19
May 19	Brantley Gilbert	Just as I Am	Country, rock	Valory Music
	The Brian Jonestown Massacre	Revelation	Neo-psychedelia	A Records
	Conor Oberst	Upside Down Mountain	Indie rock, folk rock	Nonesuch
	Melanie Martinez	Dollhouse		Atlantic, Warner Chappell
	Plaid	Reachy Prints	Electronic music, IDM	Warp
	The Roots	...And Then You Shoot Your Cousin	Alternative hip hop	Def Jam
	Various artists	The Fault in Our Stars		Atlantic
May 23	Austin Mahone	The Secret	Pop, EDM	Chase, Cash Money, Republic
	Mariah Carey	Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse	R&B	Def Jam
	Röyksopp and Robyn	Do It Again	Electronic	Dog Triumph
May 26	Bury Tomorrow	Runes	Metalcore	Nuclear Blast
	Hercules and Love Affair	The Feast of the Broken Heart	House	Moshi Moshi
	Sam Smith	In the Lonely Hour	Pop, soul	Capitol, Method
May 27	7Seconds	Leave a Light On		Rise	[28]
	Cher Lloyd	Sorry I'm Late	Pop	Epic, Syco, Mr. Kanani
	Jamie Lynn Spears	The Journey	Country pop	Sweet Jamie Music
	Jamie O'Neal	Eternal	Country	Shanachie
	Owen Pallett	In Conflict	Indie rock	Domino, Secret City
	Powerman 5000	Builders of the Future	Electronic rock, industrial rock	T-Boy Records
	The Ready Set	The Bad & the Better	Electropop, pop	Razor & Tie
May 30	Clean Bandit	New Eyes	House, classical crossover, baroque pop	Warner, Atlantic
May 30	Sleep Party People	Floating	Dream pop, shoegazing, alternative rock	Blood and Biscuits	[29]

June

List of albums released in June 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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June 2	Kyla La Grange	Cut Your Teeth	Indie, electronica, synth-pop	Epic
June 2	LP	Forever for Now	Pop	Warner Bros.
June 3	50 Cent	Animal Ambition: An Untamed Desire To Win	Hip hop	G-Unit, Caroline, Capitol
	Die Antwoord	Donker Mag		Zef Records
	Hamilton Leithauser	Black Hours		Ribbon Music
	Lucy Hale	Road Between	Country pop	Hollywood
	Matisyahu	Akeda	Reggae, hip hop
	Miranda Lambert	Platinum	Country	RCA Nashville
	Nazareth	Rock 'n' Roll Telephone	Hard rock	Union Square Music
	Parquet Courts	Sunbathing Animal	Garage rock, post-punk	What's Your Rupture?, Rough Trade
	Sage Francis	Copper Gone	Hip hop	Strange Famous
June 4	Arch Enemy	War Eternal	Melodic death metal	Century Media
June 4	Buck-Tick	Arui wa Anarchy		Lingua Sounda
June 5	TV Girl	French Exit	Indie pop		[30]
June 6	The Amity Affliction	Let the Ocean Take Me	Post-hardcore, metalcore	Roadrunner
	First Aid Kit	Stay Gold	Indie folk	Columbia
	Kasabian	48:13
	Passenger	Whispers		Nettwerk, Black Crow UK
	Tesla	Simplicity	Hard rock	Tesla Electric Company Recording, Frontiers
June 9	Tom Vek	Luck		Moshi Moshi
June 10	Jack White	Lazaretto	Blues rock, country rock	Third Man, Columbia
	O.A.R.	The Rockville LP		Vanguard
	Popcaan	Where We Come From	Dancehall, pop	Mixpak
	Say Anything	Hebrews		Equal Vision
	Umphrey's McGee	Similar Skin	Progressive rock	Nothing Too Fancy Music
	The Word Alive	Real	Metalcore	Fearless
June 13	Jennifer Lopez	A.K.A.	EDM, R&B, pop	Capitol
	Lana Del Rey	Ultraviolence	Desert rock, dream pop, psychedelic rock	Polydor, Interscope
	Linkin Park	The Hunting Party	Alternative metal, hard rock, rap rock	Warner Bros., Machine Shop
	Tiësto	A Town Called Paradise	EDM, progressive house, electro house	PM:AM
June 16	Klaxons	Love Frequency	Indietronica, electronica, dance-pop	Red Records
June 16	Venetian Snares	My Love Is a Bulldozer	Breakcore, modern classical	Planet Mu	[31]
June 17	Deadmau5	while(1<2)		Mau5trap, Astralwerks, Capitol
	Pat Mastelotto & Tobias Ralph	ToPaRaMa		7d Media Records
	Radio Moscow	Magical Dirt	Psychedelic rock	Alive Naturalsound
June 18	Cakes da Killa	Hunger Pangs			[32]
June 19	Creeper	Creeper	Horror punk, punk rock	Palm Reader Records, Roadrunner
June 20	Ed Sheeran	x		Asylum, Atlantic
June 20	Paul Oakenfold	Trance Mission	Trance, breakbeat	Perfecto, Armada	[33]
June 23	Buraka Som Sistema	Buraka			[34]
	For All Those Sleeping	Incomplete Me	Metalcore	Fearless
	G-Eazy	These Things Happen	Hip hop	RCA, BPG, RVG
	Jason Lancaster	As You Are	Alternative rock, pop rock	Outerloop
June 24	Ab-Soul	These Days...	Hip hop	Top Dawg
	Kitten	Kitten	Alternative rock, synth-pop, new wave	Elektra
	Mastodon	Once More 'Round the Sun	Progressive metal	Reprise
	The Never Ending	One	Indie rock, folk	Ryan River Studio
	Nothing More	Nothing More	Alternative metal, hard rock, progressive metal	Eleven Seven
	Phish	Fuego	Rock	JEMP
	Riff Raff	Neon Icon	Hip hop	Mad Decent
	Slaves	Through Art We Are All Equals	Post-hardcore, experimental rock	Artery
	Sons of Magdalene	Move to Pain		Audraglint Recordings	[35]
	A Sunny Day in Glasgow	Sea When Absent	Shoegaze	Lefse Records
June 27	5 Seconds of Summer	5 Seconds of Summer	Pop rock, power pop, pop-punk	Capitol, Hi or Hey
June 27	Owl City	Ultraviolet		Republic
June 30	Brian Eno and Karl Hyde	High Life	Art rock	Warp
	George Ezra	Wanted on Voyage		Columbia
	Magic!	Don't Kill the Magic	Pop, reggae fusion	Latium, RCA
	Sanna Nielsen	7	Pop	Warner Music

Third quarter

July

List of albums released in July 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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July 1	Beverly	Careers	Indie rock, noise pop	Kanine, That Summer Feeling
	Corrosion of Conformity	IX			[36]
	Every Time I Die	From Parts Unknown	Metalcore, hardcore punk	Epitaph	[37]
	Robin Thicke	Paula	R&B	Star Trak, Interscope
	Seether	Isolate and Medicate	Post-grunge, alternative metal	The Bicycle Music Company, Concord Bicycle, Spinefarm	[38]
	Tessanne Chin	Count On My Love	Dance-pop, reggae, R&B	Republic, Universal Republic	[39]
	Trey Songz	Trigga	R&B	Atlantic	[40]
July 4	Midge Ure	Fragile		Hypertension Music	[41]
	The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus	4	Post-hardcore, pop punk, alternative rock		[42]
	Sia	1000 Forms of Fear	Electropop	Monkey Puzzle, RCA	[43]
	Tarja	Left in the Dark		Edel	[44]
July 7	Comet Gain	Paperback Ghosts		Fortuna Pop!	[45]
	Example	Live Life Living	EDM	Epic	[46]
	f(x)	Red Light	EDM, electropop, synth-pop	SM	[47]
	Manic Street Preachers	Futurology	Alternative rock, post-punk, dance-rock	Columbia	[48]
July 8	Chelsea Grin	Ashes to Ashes	Deathcore	Artery, Razor & Tie	[49]
	Dirty Heads	Sound of Change		Five Seven	[50]
	John Mellencamp	Performs Trouble No More Live at Town Hall	Americana, country blues, heartland rock	Mercury	[51]
	Judas Priest	Redeemer of Souls	Heavy metal	Epic, Columbia	[52]
	Leela James	Fall for You	Soul, R&B, neo soul		[53]
July 11	Bleachers	Strange Desire	Indie pop, alternative rock	RCA	[54]
	Jason Mraz	Yes!	Pop rock	Atlantic	[55]
	Sheppard	Bombs Away	Indie pop, indie rock	Empire of Song, Decca, Republic	[56]
	Taylor Henderson	Burnt Letters	Pop, folk, country	Sony Music Australia	[57]
July 14	Fink	Hard Believer		R'COUP'D, Ninja Tune	[58]
	Jungle	Jungle		XL	[59]
	Suicide Silence	You Can't Stop Me	Deathcore	Nuclear Blast	[60]
July 15	Betraying the Martyrs	Phantom	Deathcore, metalcore, melodic death metal	Sumerian	[61]
	Morrissey	World Peace Is None of Your Business	Alternative rock	Harvest	[62]
	Pennywise	Yesterdays	Punk rock	Epitaph	[63]
	Puss n Boots	No Fools, No Fun		Blue Note	[64]
	Rise Against	The Black Market	Melodic hardcore	Interscope	[65]
	"Weird Al" Yankovic	Mandatory Fun	Comedy	RCA	[66]
July 16	Yes	Heaven & Earth	Progressive rock	Frontiers	[67]
July 18	Biffy Clyro	Similarities	Alternative rock, experimental rock	14th Floor	[68]
July 18	La Roux	Trouble in Paradise	Synth-pop, new wave, disco	Polydor	[69]
July 22	Alvvays	Alvvays	Indie pop, dream pop, indie rock	Polyvinyl	[70]
	Anberlin	Lowborn	Alternative rock	Tooth & Nail	[71]
	Common	Nobody's Smiling	Hip hop	ARTium, Def Jam	[72]
	Crown the Empire	The Resistance: Rise of The Runaways	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Rise	[73]
	Jesse McCartney	In Technicolor	R&B, pop, blue-eyed soul	Eight0Eight Records	[74]
July 28	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Hypnotic Eye	Heartland rock, blues rock	Reprise	[75]
July 29	Adelitas Way	Stuck	Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge	Virgin	[76]
	Eric Clapton & Friends	The Breeze: An Appreciation of JJ Cale	Blues rock	Bushbranch, Surfdog	[77]
	Jenny Lewis	The Voyager	Indie rock	Warner Bros.	[78]
	NSYNC	The Essential NSYNC*	R&B, pop	RCA, Legacy	[79]
	PartyNextDoor	PartyNextDoor Two		OVO Sound	[80]
	Shabazz Palaces	Lese Majesty	Experimental hip hop	Sub Pop	[81]
	Theory of a Deadman	Savages	Hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge	Roadrunner	[82]

August

List of albums released in August 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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August 1	Alestorm	Sunset on the Golden Age	Folk metal, power metal, pirate metal	Napalm	[83]
August 1	Angus & Julia Stone	Angus & Julia Stone	Folk, acoustic	EMI Music Australia, American	[84]
August 5	Arkells	High Noon	Rock	Dine Alone Records, Universal Music Canada	[85]
	Godsmack	1000hp	Hard rock, alternative metal	Republic, Spinefarm	[86]
	Spoon	They Want My Soul	Indie rock, art rock	Loma Vista, Anti-	[87]
August 6	Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas	Phase 2	Post hardcore, electronicore, metalcore	VAP	[88]
August 6	FKA twigs	LP1	R&B, electronic	Young Turks	[89]
August 8	Adam Brand	My Side of the Street	Country	Adam Brand Enterprises, ABC Music	[90]
	The Gaslight Anthem	Get Hurt	Alternative rock, heartland rock	Island	[91]
	Hilltop Hoods	Walking Under Stars	Australian hip hop	Golden Era	[92]
August 11	Sinéad O'Connor	I'm Not Bossy, I'm the Boss	Rock	Nettwerk	[93]
August 12	Brian Setzer	Rockabilly Riot!: All Original	Rockabilly	Surfdog	[94]
	Dilated Peoples	Directors of Photography	Hip hop	Rhymesayers	[95]
	George Watsky	All You Can Do	Alternative hip hop	Steel Wool Media, Welk Music Group	[96]
	Porter Robinson	Worlds	Synth-pop	Astralwerks, Virgin	[97]
August 14	Kayo Dot	Coffins on Io	Electronic	The Flenser	[98]
August 15	Accept	Blind Rage	Heavy metal	Nuclear Blast	[99]
August 15	Kimbra	The Golden Echo	Art pop	Warner Bros.	[100]
August 18	Ace Frehley	Space Invader	Hard rock, heavy metal	eOne	[101]
	Courteeners	Concrete Love	Indie rock	PIAS Cooperative	[102]
	DragonForce	Maximum Overload	Power metal	earMUSIC, Metal Blade, JVC Victor	[103]
	Imogen Heap	Sparks		RCA, Megaphonic	[104]
	Travis Scott	Days Before Rodeo	Hip hop	Grand Hustle	[105]
	Twin Atlantic	Great Divide	Rock	Red Bull	[106]
	Wiz Khalifa	Blacc Hollywood	Hip hop	Rostrum, Atlantic	[107]
August 19	Colton Dixon	Anchor	CCM, Christian rock	Sparrow, 19	[108]
	He Is Legend	Heavy Fruit	Hard rock, stoner rock, alternative rock	Tragic Hero	[109]
	Liam Bailey	Definitely Now		Flying Buddha, Sony Masterworks	[110]
August 25	Amy Lee	Aftermath	Rock	Amy Lee Music, Inc	[111]
	Ariana Grande	My Everything	Pop, R&B	Republic	[112]
	Basement Jaxx	Junto		Atlantic Jaxx, PIAS	[113]
	Brad Paisley	Moonshine in the Trunk	Country	Arista Nashville	[114]
	Frnkiero andthe cellabration	Stomachaches	Alternative rock, post-hardcore, punk rock	Staple Records	[115]
	G-Unit	The Beauty of Independence	Hip hop	G-Unit	[116]
	Opeth	Pale Communion	Progressive rock	Roadrunner	[117]
	Royal Blood	Royal Blood	Garage rock, hard rock, blues rock	Warner Bros.	[118]
	Rustie	Green Language		Warp	[119]
	Ty Segall	Manipulator	Psychedelic rock, glam rock, garage rock	Drag City	[120]
	Yandel	Legacy: De Líder a Leyenda Tour	Reggaeton	Sony Music Latin	[121]
August 26	The New Pornographers	Brill Bruisers	Indie rock	Last Gang, Matador	[122]
August 26	Thousand Foot Krutch	Oxygen: Inhale	Nu metal, pop rock, post-grunge		[123]
August 27	Alexandra Stan	Unlocked	Dance, techno, pop	Victor Entertainment Corp, Ultra	[124]
August 27	HammerFall	(r)Evolution	Power metal, heavy metal	Nuclear Blast	[125]
August 29	Jimmy Barnes	30:30 Hindsight	Rock	Liberation Music	[126]
	Kasey Chambers	Bittersweet	Country, pop	Warner Bros.	[127]
	Maroon 5	V	Pop, pop rock	222, Interscope	[128]

September

List of albums released in September 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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September 1	The Pierces	Creation	Folk rock	Polydor	[129]
September 2	Code Orange	I Am King	Metalcore, post-hardcore	Deathwish	[130]
	The Color Morale	Hold On Pain Ends	Post-hardcore	Fearless	[131]
	Counting Crows	Somewhere Under Wonderland	Alternative rock	Capitol	[132]
	Jeezy	Seen It All: The Autobiography	Hip hop	Def Jam, CTE World	[133]
	The Killjoy Club (Insane Clown Posse and Da Mafia 6ix)	Reindeer Games	Hardcore hip hop	Psychopathic	[134]
	Nick Carter & Jordan Knight	Nick & Knight	Pop	Nick & Knight, Mass Appeal, BMG	[135]
	Tops	Picture You Staring		Arbutus	[136]
September 5	Banks	Goddess	Electronica, R&B, trip hop	Harvest	[137]
	Karen O	Crush Songs	Indie rock, lo-fi	Cult	[138]
	Vance Joy	Dream Your Life Away	Indie folk, indie pop	Liberation, Warner Music	[139]
September 8	Interpol	El Pintor	Indie rock, post-punk revival	Matador, Soft Limit	[140]
	The Kooks	Listen	Indie rock	Virgin EMI	[141]
	Robert Plant	Lullaby and the Ceaseless Roar	Folk rock, worldbeat, experimental rock	Nonesuch, Warner Bros.	[142]
	Ryan Adams	Ryan Adams	Rock, alternative country	PAX AM	[143]
September 9	Better Than Ezra	All Together Now	Alternative rock	The End	[144]
	Death from Above 1979	The Physical World	Noise rock	Last Gang	[145]
	Francisca Valenzuela	Tajo Abierto	Latin pop, pop, synth-pop	Frantastic Records, Sin Anestesia	[146]
	Hiss Golden Messenger	Lateness of Dancers		Merge	[147]
	In Flames	Siren Charms	Alternative metal	Sony Music	[148]
	Jhené Aiko	Souled Out	Alternative R&B	ARTium, Def Jam	[149]
	Lecrae	Anomaly	Christian hip hop	Reach	[150]
	Lee Brice	I Don't Dance	Country	Curb	[151]
	Meghan Trainor	Title	Pop, R&B	Epic	[152]
	Michelle Williams	Journey to Freedom	Contemporary gospel, R&B	E1 Music, Light	[153]
	Rittz	Next to Nothing	Hip hop	Strange Music	[154]
	Simian Mobile Disco	Whorl		Anti-	[155]
	Switchfoot	The Edge of the Earth	Alternative rock	lowercase people, Atlantic	[156]
	Tiny Moving Parts	Pleasant Living		Triple Crown	[157]
	U2	Songs of Innocence	Rock	Island, Interscope	[158]
September 10	Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators	World on Fire	Hard rock, heavy metal	Dik Hayd International, Roadrunner	[159]
September 11	Lil' Kim	Hard Core 2K14	Hip hop	International Rock Star Records	[160]
September 12	Chris Brown	X	R&B	RCA	[161]
September 12	The Script	No Sound Without Silence	Pop rock, R&B	Phonogenic, Columbia	[162]
September 15	Catfish and the Bottlemen	The Balcony	Indie rock, alternative rock	Island, Communion Music	[163]
September 15	My Brightest Diamond	This Is My Hand	Indie rock	Asthmatic Kitty	[164]
September 16	Barbra Streisand	Partners	Traditional pop, vocal music	Columbia	[165]
	Flyleaf	Between the Stars	Alternative rock, post-grunge	Loud & Proud	[166]
	For King & Country	Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong.	Contemporary Christian	Word
	Lowell	We Loved Her Dearly			[167]
	The Madden Brothers	Greetings from California	Pop rock, folk rock	Capitol	[168]
	Nico & Vinz	Black Star Elephant	Hip hop, R&B	Warner Bros., 5 Star Entertainment	[169]
	Tim McGraw	Sundown Heaven Town	Country	Big Machine	[170]
	Train	Bulletproof Picasso	Rock, pop rock	Columbia	[171]
September 17	Wizkid	Ayo	Reggae, afrobeats, highlife	Empire Mates, Starboy Entertainment	[172]
September 19	Aphex Twin	Syro	Electronic	Warp	[173]
	Hozier	Hozier	Blues, soul, R&B	Rubyworks, Island, Columbia	[174]
	Lights	Little Machines	Electropop	Warner Bros.	[175]
	Professor Green	Growing Up in Public	British hip hop, grime	Virgin	[176]
	Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga	Cheek to Cheek	Jazz, traditional pop	Streamline, Interscope, Columbia	[177]
September 22	Alt-J	This Is All Yours		Infectious	[178]
September 22	John Mellencamp	Plain Spoken	Americana, folk rock, roots rock	Republic	[179]
September 23	Big & Rich	Gravity	Country pop	Big & Rich Records	[180]
	Goat	Commune	Experimental rock, worldbeat, neo-psychedelia	Sub Pop	[181]
	Information Society	Hello World	Synth-pop, freestyle	Hakatak International	[182]
	Jennifer Hudson	JHUD	R&B	RCA	[183]
	John Coltrane	Offering: Live at Temple University	Free jazz	Resonance	[184]
	Julian Casablancas+The Voidz	Tyranny	Experimental rock, noise rock, neo-psychedelia	Cult	[185]
	Kenny Chesney	The Big Revival	Country	Columbia Nashville, Blue Chair Records	[186]
	Lenny Kravitz	Strut		Roxie Records, Kobalt	[187]
	Lori McKenna	Numbered Doors	Country, folk	Hoodie Songs	[188]
	Perfume Genius	Too Bright	Lo-fi, pop, soul	Matador	[189]
September 24	Tove Lo	Queen of the Clouds	Electropop	Island	[190]
September 26	Thom Yorke	Tomorrow's Modern Boxes	Electronica		[191]
September 29	The Dø	Shake Shook Shaken	Pop, synth-pop, electropop	Get Down!, Cinq 7, Wagram
	Flying Colors	Second Nature		Mascot Label	[192]
	Gerard Way	Hesitant Alien	Alternative rock, Britpop	Warner Bros.	[193]
	Marmozets	The Weird and Wonderful Marmozets	Alternative rock, post-hardcore, math rock	Roadrunner	[194]
	Robin Gibb	50 St. Catherine's Drive	Soul, contemporary R&B, neo soul	Rhino	[195]
September 30	Annie Lennox	Nostalgia	Soul, jazz	Island	[196]
	Blake Shelton	Bringing Back the Sunshine	Country	Warner Bros. Nashville	[197]
	Bryan Adams	Tracks of My Years	Rock	Polydor	[198]
	Colbie Caillat	Gypsy Heart	Pop rock, folk, R&B	Republic	[199]
	Electric Youth	Innerworld	Synth-pop	Secretly Canadian, Last Gang	[200]
	Finch	Back to Oblivion	Post-hardcore	Razor & Tie	[201]
	Lady Antebellum	747	Country	Capitol Nashville	[202]
	Lucinda Williams	Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone	Americana, folk rock, alternative country	Highway 20 Records	[203]
	Melissa Etheridge	This Is M.E.	Rock	ME Records	[204]
	Nonpoint	The Return	Alternative metal	Razor & Tie, Metal Blade	[205]
	Prince	Art Official Age	R&B, electro-funk	NPG, Warner Bros.	[206]
	Prince & 3rdeyegirl	Plectrumelectrum	Funk rock	NPG, Warner Bros.	[207]
	Roseanna Vitro	Clarity: Music of Clare Fischer	Vocal jazz, Afro-Cuban jazz, Brazilian jazz	Random Act Records	[208]
	Seth MacFarlane	Holiday for Swing	Christmas, traditional pop, swing	Republic	[209]
	Steve Aoki	Neon Future I	EDM	Dim Mak, Ultra	[210]
	Stevie Nicks	24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault	Rock	Reprise	[211]

Fourth quarter

October

List of albums released in October 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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October 2	Tofubeats	First Album	J-pop, electropop	Unborde	[212]
October 3	Betty Who	Take Me When You Go	Synth-pop	RCA	[213]
October 3	Tinashe	Aquarius	R&B, alternative R&B, pop	RCA	[214]
October 6	Allo Darlin'	We Come from the Same Place	Indie pop	Fortuna Pop!, Slumberland	[215]
	Caribou	Our Love	Electronic, house	City Slang, Merge	[216]
	Flying Lotus	You're Dead!	Electronic, experimental, jazz fusion	Warp	[217]
	Gorgon City	Sirens	Deep house, dance	Virgin EMI, Black Butter	[218]
	Iceage	Plowing Into the Field of Love	Post-punk, art punk, punk rock	Matador	[219]
	Jamie Cullum	Interlude	Jazz, big band	Island	[220]
	Johnny Marr	Playland	Indie rock	New Voodoo, Warner Bros.	[221]
	Lower Than Atlantis	Lower Than Atlantis	Alternative rock	Sony Music	[222]
	Philip Selway	Weatherhouse	Art rock	Bella Union	[223]
	We Were Promised Jetpacks	Unravelling	Indie rock, pop rock	FatCat	[224]
	A Winged Victory for the Sullen	Atomos	Ambient	Kranky, Erased Tapes	[225]
	Zola Jesus	Taiga	Synth-pop	Mute	[226]
October 7	Alex & Sierra	It's About Us	Folk-pop	Columbia	[227]
	Godflesh	A World Lit Only by Fire	Industrial metal	Avalanche	[228]
	Jason Aldean	Old Boots, New Dirt	Country	Broken Bow	[229]
	Keyshia Cole	Point of No Return	R&B, hip hop, soul	Interscope	[230]
	NehruvianDOOM	NehruvianDoom	Hip hop	Lex	[231]
	New Found Glory	Resurrection	Pop punk, alternative rock	Hopeless	[232]
	Sbtrkt	Wonder Where We Land	Electronica, UK garage	Young Turks	[233]
	Sixx:A.M.	Modern Vintage	Hard rock	Eleven Seven	[234]
	Traci Braxton	Crash & Burn	R&B	Entertainment One	[235]
	Vince Staples	Hell Can Wait	Hip hop	ARTium Recordings, Def Jam	[236]
	Weezer	Everything Will Be Alright in the End	Alternative rock	Republic	[237]
October 10	...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead	IX	Alternative rock	Superball	[238]
October 10	Ella Henderson	Chapter One	Pop, soul	Syco	[239]
October 13	Jessie J	Sweet Talker	Pop	Lava, Republic	[240]
October 13	Jessie Ware	Tough Love	Pop, R&B, electronica	PMR, Island, Interscope	[241]
October 14	Alexz Johnson	Let 'Em Eat Cake			[242]
	Bob Seger	Ride Out	Rock, heartland rock	Capitol	[243]
	The Bots	Pink Palms	Indie rock	Fader Label	[244]
	Dami Im	Heart Beats	Pop	Sony Music Australia	[245]
	Exodus	Blood In, Blood Out	Thrash metal	Nuclear Blast	[246]
	Florida Georgia Line	Anything Goes	Country	Republic Nashville	[247]
	Foxygen	...And Star Power	Psychedelic pop	Jagjaguwar	[248]
	Hoodie Allen	People Keep Talking	Hip hop	ADA	[249]
	Idina Menzel	Holiday Wishes	Christmas	Warner Bros.	[250]
	Kindness	Otherness			[251]
	KMFDM	Our Time Will Come	Industrial rock	KMFDM, Metropolis	[252]
	Mary Lambert	Heart on My Sleeve			[253]
	Museum of Love	Museum of Love		DFA	[254]
	OK Go	Hungry Ghosts	Power pop	Paracadute, BMG	[255]
	Ozzy Osbourne	Memoirs of a Madman	Heavy metal, hard rock	Epic, Legacy	[256]
	Sammy Hagar with Vic Johnson	Lite Roast	Acoustic	Mailboat	[257]
	Set It Off	Duality			[258]
	You+Me	rose ave.	Folk	RCA	[259]
October 17	The Church	Further/Deeper	Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock	Unorthodox Records	[260]
	Billy Idol	Kings & Queens of the Underground	Rock	BFI
	Kiesza	Sound of a Woman		Lokal Legend, Island	[261]
	Nicole Scherzinger	Big Fat Lie	R&B, pop	RCA	[262]
	Ricki-Lee Coulter	Dance in the Rain	R&B, pop, dance-pop	EMI	[263]
October 19	Slipknot	.5: The Gray Chapter	Heavy metal, nu metal, alternative metal	Roadrunner	[264]
October 20	Freddie Gibbs & Madlib	Knicks (Remix)	Hip hop, jazz	Madlib Invazion	[265]
October 20	Thurston Moore	The Best Day	Alternative rock, noise rock	Matador	[266]
October 21	Ben Howard	I Forget Where We Were	Folk, indie folk, ambient	Island, tôt Ou tard, Republic	[267]
	Boyz II Men	Collide	R&B	BMG, MSM Music Group	[268]
	Bush	Man on the Run	Alternative rock, post-grunge	Zuma Rock Records	[269]
	Cold War Kids	Hold My Home	Indie rock	Downtown	[270]
	Little Big Town	Pain Killer	Country	Capitol Nashville	[271]
	Logic	Under Pressure	Hip hop	Visionary Music, Def Jam	[272]
	Mark Lanegan	Phantom Radio		Vagrant	[273]
	Neil Diamond	Melody Road	Pop, folk	Capitol	[274]
	Primus	Primus & the Chocolate Factory with the Fungi Ensemble	Experimental rock	ATO, Prawn Song	[275]
	Susan Boyle	Hope		Syco, Sony Music	[276]
	T.I.	Paperwork	Hip hop	Grand Hustle, Columbia	[277]
October 24	Run the Jewels	Run the Jewels 2	Hip hop	Mass Appeal, RED	[278]
	Terje Isungset & Arve Henriksen	World of Glass		All Ice	[279]
	The Ting Tings	Super Critical	Disco, funk, pop	Finca Records	[280]
October 27	Black Veil Brides	Black Veil Brides	Hard rock, glam metal	Lava, Universal Republic	[281]
	Chris Tomlin	Love Ran Red	CCM, worship	sixstepsrecords	[282]
	Danity Kane	DK3	R&B, pop	Stereotypes, BMG, Mass Appeal	[283]
	Devin Townsend	Z²	Progressive metal, industrial metal, progressive rock	HevyDevy	[284]
	Dillon Francis	Money Sucks, Friends Rule	Electro house, EDM, synth-pop	Columbia, Mad Decent	[285]
	The Flaming Lips	With a Little Help from My Fwends	Psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia	Warner Bros.	[286]
	Rancid	Honor Is All We Know	Punk rock, ska punk	Hellcat, Epitaph	[287]
	Taylor Swift	1989	Synth-pop	Big Machine	[288]
	Transatlantic	KaLIVEoscope	Progressive rock	Radiant, Metal Blade, Inside Out	[289]
October 28	At the Gates	At War with Reality	Melodic death metal	Century Media	[290]
	Future	Monster	Hip hop, trap	Freebandz
	Hundred Visions	Spite		Pau Wau Records	[291]
	Lagwagon	Hang	Punk rock, skate punk, pop punk	Fat Wreck Chords	[292]
	Live	The Turn	Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock	Think Loud Recordings	[293]
October 30	M.I	The Chairman	Hip hop	Chocolate City, Loopy Music	[294]
October 31	Calvin Harris	Motion	EDM, electro house	Fly Eye, Columbia	[295]
	Cavalera Conspiracy	Pandemonium	Thrash metal, death metal	Napalm	[296]
	Grouper	Ruins	Ambient	Kranky	[297]
	King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	I'm in Your Mind Fuzz	Garage rock, psychedelic rock	Heavenly, Flightless	[298]
	Lordi	Scare Force One	Hard rock, heavy metal, shock rock	AFM	[299]
	Simple Minds	Big Music	Pop rock, synth-pop	Sony Music	[300]
	The Smith Street Band	Throw Me in the River	Punk rock, indie rock	Poison City, Banquet, SideOneDummy	[301]

November

List of albums released in November 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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November 3	Deptford Goth	Songs		37 Adventures	[302]
November 4	Billy Talent	Hits	Alternative rock, punk rock post-hardcore	Warner Music Canada	[303]
	Bette Midler	It's the Girls!	Traditional pop	Warner Music	[304]
	The Doobie Brothers	Southbound	Country rock	Arista Nashville	[305]
	Joe Budden	Some Love Lost	Hip hop	Mood Muzik Entertainment, eOne	[306]
	Mother Mother	Very Good Bad Thing	Indie rock	Universal Music Canada, Def Jam	[307]
	Psychostick	IV: Revenge of the Vengeance	Comedy rock	Rock Ridge	[308]
November 5	Shiina Ringo	Hi Izuru Tokoro	Pop, rock, jazz	EMI Japan	[309]
November 7	Albatrosh	Night Owl	Jazz	Rune Grammofon	[310]
	Azealia Banks	Broke with Expensive Taste	Dance-pop, hip house	Azealia Banks, Prospect Park	[311]
	Cheryl	Only Human	Electronic, pop, R&B	Polydor	[312]
	iamamiwhoami	Blue	Synth-pop, electropop	To whom it may concern.	[313]
	Knife Party	Abandon Ship	Electro house	Earstorm	[314]
	Machine Head	Bloodstone & Diamonds	Groove metal, thrash metal	Nuclear Blast	[315]
	Pink Floyd	The Endless River	Ambient, psychedelic, blues rock	Parlophone, Columbia	[316]
	Röyksopp	The Inevitable End		Dog Triumph	[317]
November 10	Big K.R.I.T.	Cadillactica	Hip hop	Def Jam, Cinematic Music	[318]
	Foo Fighters	Sonic Highways	Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock	RCA	[319]
	Nick Jonas	Nick Jonas	R&B, pop	Island	[320]
	Queen	Queen Forever	Rock	Virgin EMI, Hollywood	[321]
	Whitney Houston	Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances	R&B, soul, pop	Legacy	[322]
November 11	The Birthday Massacre	Superstition	Electronic rock	Metropolis	[323]
	Garth Brooks	Man Against Machine	Country pop, pop rock	Pearl, RCA Nashville	[324]
	Ha*Ash	Primera Fila: Hecho Realidad	Acoustic music, latin pop	Sony Music Latin	[325]
November 14	Gemma Hayes	Bones + Longing	Indie pop, indie rock	Chasing Dragons	[326]
	Kerser	King		Obese	[327]

	Monster Magnet	Milking the Stars: A Re-Imagining of Last Patrol	Stoner rock	Napalm	[328]
Nickelback	No Fixed Address	Post-grunge, hard rock	Republic	[329]
November 17	Ariel Pink	Pom Pom	Art rock, psychedelic pop	4AD	[330]
	Bella Thorne	Jersey	Teen pop, electropop	Hollywood	[331]
	Bryan Ferry	Avonmore	Art pop sophisti-pop	BMG	[332]
	In This Moment	Black Widow	Gothic metal, alternative metal, industrial metal	Atlantic	[333]
	One Direction	Four	Pop	Syco	[334]
	Trisha Yearwood	PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit	Country, country pop	Gwendolyn Records, RCA Nashville
	Various artists	The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1	Electronic, Alternative pop	Republic	[335]
November 18	Kristin Chenoweth	Coming Home	Country, pop	Concord	[336]
	Steve Taylor & The Perfect Foil	Goliath	Alternative rock, CCM, new wave revival	Splint Entertainment	[337]
	TV on the Radio	Seeds	Art rock, indie rock, synth-pop	Harvest	[338]
November 21	Boyzone	Dublin to Detroit	Soul	East West	[339]
	David Guetta	Listen		What a Music, Parlophone, Atlantic	[340]
	Guy Sebastian	Madness	Pop, R&B	Sony Music Australia	[341]
	Iggy Azalea	Reclassified	Hip hop	Virgin EMI, Def Jam	[342]
	Olly Murs	Never Been Better	Pop	Epic, Syco	[343]
	Pitbull	Globalization	Hip hop	Mr. 305, Polo Grounds, RCA	[344]
	Rise of the Northstar	Welcame	Metalcore, crossover thrash, groove metal	Nuclear Blast
	The Veronicas	The Veronicas	Progressive pop	Sony Music Australia
November 24	Beyoncé	Beyoncé: Platinum Edition	Electro, R&B	Parkwood, Columbia	[345]
	Circa Survive	Descensus	Progressive rock, indie rock, post-hardcore	Sumerian	[346]
	Copeland	Ixora	Alternative rock, indie pop	Tooth & Nail	[347]
	Full of Hell & Merzbow	Full of Hell & Merzbow	Grindcore, noise	Profound Lore
	Kelis	Live in London		Concert Live	[348]
	Mary J. Blige	The London Sessions	R&B, UK garage, deep house	Capitol, Matriarch	[349]
	Rick Ross	Hood Billionaire	Hip hop	Maybach, Def Jam, Slip-n-Slide	[350]
	Selena Gomez	For You	Dance-pop	Hollywood	[351]
	Various artists	Shady XV	Hip hop	Shady, Interscope	[352]
November 25	Tiziano Ferro	TZN - The Best of Tiziano Ferro	Pop, R&B	Universal	[353]
November 25	Your Old Droog	Your Old Droog			[354]
November 28	AC/DC	Rock or Bust	Hard rock	Columbia	[355]
	Justice Crew	Live by the Words	Pop	Sony Music Australia	[356]
	Parquet Courts	Content Nausea	Indie rock, post-punk	What's Your Rupture?	[357]
	Take That	III	Pop	Polydor	[358]

December

List of albums released in December 2014
Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
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December 2	She & Him	Classics	Indie pop, jazz	Columbia	[359]
December 2	Walk the Moon	Talking Is Hard		RCA	[360]
December 3	PartyNextDoor	Colours	Alternative R&B	OVO Sound	[361]
December 8	Robbie Williams	Under the Radar Volume 1	Britpop, pop, pop rock	Robbie Williams	[362]
December 8	Union J	You Got It All – The Album	Pop	Epic, Syco	[363]
December 9	Angels & Airwaves	The Dream Walker	Alternative rock, space rock	To the Stars	[364]
	Carrie Underwood	Greatest Hits: Decade #1	Country	Arista Nashville	[365]
	J. Cole	2014 Forest Hills Drive	Hip hop	Dreamville, Roc Nation, Columbia	[366]
	JMSN	JMSN (Blue Album)		White Room Records	[367]
	K. Michelle	Anybody Wanna Buy a Heart?	R&B, soul	Atlantic	[368]
	PRhyme	PRhyme	Hip hop	PRhyme Records	[369]
	The Smashing Pumpkins	Monuments to an Elegy	Alternative rock	Martha's Music	[370]
December 10	Dir en grey	Arche	Avant-garde metal, progressive metal	Firewall Div.	[371]
December 12	Nicki Minaj	The Pinkprint	Hip hop	Young Money, Cash Money, Republic	[372]
December 15	Charli XCX	Sucker	Pop punk, power pop, punk rock	Asylum, Atlantic, Neon Gold	[373]
	D'Angelo and The Vanguard	Black Messiah	Soul, funk, R&B	RCA	[374]
	Ludacris	Burning Bridges	Hip hop	Disturbing tha Peace, Def Jam	[375]

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