Top Art Rock albums

Having preserved outstanding vocals and flawless instrumental background The Killers has improved its arrangements and worked on the structure of the album quite carefully. Music on Sam's Town reminds the rock of the 1980s

The slight portion of experiment and a real surprise at the end – these are only a part of Muse's stunning fifth record The Resistance advantages. Partially the album reminds of its predecessor, but on the whole it is an utterly unique work

At once evocative, mature, silly and most of all fun, this is by far Green Day’s most consistent and enjoyable album since

Filled with a wide spectrum of emotions from fear to happiness, The Open Door gives the feeling of unlimited freedom in Amy Lee's vocals, and proves that Evanescence can continue creating gorgeous music despite any changes within the group

The 2nd Law is the sixth album by Muse upon which the band has moved from one unique sounding to another as interesting. Listeners have to decided on their own which is better

The US punk rock band Green Day recorded a first studio attempt in about five years. The rock opera 21st Century Breakdown became an impressive love story of a boy and a girl in the USA, suffering the crisis

Radiohead are famous for their divers approach in record making. Every album they release sounds different and often better than their previous records. In Rainbows is not an exception. Today Radiohead sound more straightforward and accessible

Leaving melancholy and a somber atmosphere on the basic positions of music making, Arcade Fire’s new album Neon Bible goes on developing and exploring a direction, the most fitting term for which could be a baroque pop rock

Third with a heavier and darker material with more rock elements to it and arrangements with a rawer sound closer to lo-fi has become a great and quite long expected continuation of a unique trip-hop band Portishead's career

The Best Of is the first hits collection of the British alt-rock band Radiohead for the more than twenty-year history. The disc not only has Radiohead's classical songs, but also its less known tracks

After the marvelous album The Seldom Seen Kid (2008), so enthusiastically welcomed by the audience and the critics, Elbow did not relax, but worked hard to produce another top quality record, Build A Rocket Boys!