Top Alternative Country albums

American folk rockers The Lumineers present their self-titled debut album to show how different emotions and meanings their songs can have one they put their heart and soul in them

The British folk band Mumford & Sons recorded the debut disc Sigh No More. This album features wonderful tracks with miscellaneous arrangements, which will please the tastes of a wide-range public

Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant and bluegrass diva Alison Krauss managed to create simply unique style. Their team album Rising Sand combines some traits of their classic records and unusual sound that makes this duo indeed incomparable

A new hero of the American pop rock music, Phillip Phillips has released his debut album. The World From The Side Of The World is a perfect product for masses of consumers, but it can hardly reveal what the artist is like

Fleet Foxes is an album with a well-developed inner world, which is full of weird romantic and fabulous imagery. You rather have to feel it than to listen. The record is a little bit lazy and passive but it is definitely of a kind nature

This autumn Ray LaMontagne's third studio work Gossip In The Grain is released to become the most varied, emotional and expressive of all. Unlike the previous album a ray of hope and optimism appears on it

Little Broken Hearts welcomes listeners into a world of wild passions where Norah Jones appears as a strong-willed woman who is afraid of nothing

The Decemberists has recorded an album that combines everything they have achieved stylistically and instrumentally in the last few years with song structures maximum close to standar

Bob Dylan's new image of a husky-voiced old cowpoke suits him perfectly well, and his vocals only improve as the time passes. More bizzare and enigmatic than both previous albums, Modern Times takes its name from Charlie Chaplin's silent film