Top Dubstep albums

Despite her young age, Rihanna has already released a number of remarkable albums. One of them is the 2009 effort, Rated R, issued in November 2009

Britney Spears began working on the material for her seventh studio attempt in 2009. The singer's fans had been looking forward to that album, and Femme Fatale – that's how Spears titled her new creation – appeared on the shelves in 2011

Santogold is different from the other works of the kind with its bold incoherence: each song on it seems to live its own life and it is absolutely impossible to say what it is going to sound like every following minute

The album James Blake, James Blake's debut, really exceeds all your expectations. His music is eccentric but not obtrusive, calm and dynamic, carefully thought through but looks like improvisation

British Rihanna, as they call her, realized her debut album and is ready to overcome her American colleague. So let's get acquainted with new Rita's album!

The arrangements of some tracks on Chase & Status’ sophomore effort No More Idols make one remember the best dance hits of the 1990s, those of the other's refer us to the future or set the fashionable trends of the present days

British singer Katy B released her debut album On A Mission. Young and audacious, she managed to record an extremely strong long play that will give a head start to the works of her older colleagues

American band Korn remain true innovators as they fused nu metal with dubstep so that after their tenth album The Path Of Totality no one could have illusions about their creative tiredness

Example's sophomore effort Won't Go Quietly is a great collection of tracks in his trademark style: wittiness, an ability to say in simple words about important things, ever-present self-irony and an utterly grotesque arrogance

British singer Cheryl Cole started her successful solo career in 2009. Three years later the artist's discography was enlarged by the third studio attempt titled A Million Lights. Get ready for the new portion of hits!

We’re New Here is an interesting project featuring remakes of Gil Scott-Heron made by electronic music guru Jamie XX