The best Anti-Folk albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 anti-folk — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — anti-folk
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
Beck
Hyperspace
A vibrant blend of electronic textures and introspective lyrics that traverse themes of time and existence.
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Beck
Morning Phase
Ethereal melodies intertwine with reflective lyrics, crafting a serene soundscape that echoes both nostalgia and renewal.
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Regina Spektor
What We Saw from the Cheap Seats
Whimsical melodies intertwine with poignant lyrics, creating a tapestry of nostalgia and introspection.
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Regina Spektor
Remember Us To Life
A delicate blend of introspective lyrics and whimsical melodies create a vivid tapestry of life’s complexities.
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Emmy the Great
Virtue
A delicate blend of introspective lyrics and intricate melodies shaped by anti-folk sensibilities and rich acoustic textures.
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Feist
Pleasure
A collection of introspective melodies layered with intricate instrumentation and Feist's uniquely tender vocal delivery.
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Feist
Metals
A rich tapestry of introspective melodies and organic rhythms that intertwine folk traditions with modern pop sensibilities.
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AJJ
Knife Man
A chaotic blend of anti-folk melodies and punk rock intensity, reflecting on dark themes with a razor-sharp wit.
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AJJ
Christmas Island
A raw, eclectic blend of anti-folk and punk rock infused with dark humor and poignant storytelling.
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Mirah
Thao + Mirah
An enchanting blend of anti-folk and chamber pop, characterized by intricate harmonies and intimate, confessional lyrics.
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Jeffrey Lewis
Come On Board
An eclectic mix of whimsical storytelling and lo-fi melodies captures the essence of urban life and introspection.
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