The best albums of 2015 according to Pitchfork
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: To Pimp a Butterfly — Kendrick Lamar · In Colour — Jamie xx · Art Angels — Grimes. (Updated Aug 5, 2026.)
The top 20 of Pitchfork's 50 Best Albums of 2015, published on 16 December 2015 and led by Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly.
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Top 20
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To Pimp a Butterfly — Kendrick Lamar
No. 1. Hip hop with jazz and funk.
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In Colour — Jamie xx
No. 2. Solo debut by the xx's producer.
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Art Angels — Grimes
No. 3.
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Summertime '06 — Vince Staples
No. 4. His debut, a double album.
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Currents — Tame Impala
No. 5.
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Carrie & Lowell — Sufjan Stevens
No. 6.
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Black Messiah — D'Angelo and The Vanguard
No. 7.
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Wildheart — Miguel
No. 8.
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Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit — Courtney Barnett
No. 9. The Australian's debut album.
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The Epic — Kamasi Washington
No. 10. Jazz, nearly three hours long.
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Garden of Delete — Oneohtrix Point Never
No. 11.
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I Love You, Honeybear — Father John Misty
No. 12.
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Divers — Joanna Newsom
No. 13.
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Barter 6 — Young Thug
No. 14.
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Vulnicura — Björk
No. 15.
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M3LL155X — FKA twigs
No. 16. An EP.
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If You're Reading This It's Too Late — Drake
No. 17.
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Have You in My Wilderness — Julia Holter
No. 18.
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DS2 — Future
No. 19.
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Elaenia — Floating Points
No. 20. His full-length debut.
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Comments (1)
To Pimp a Butterfly al primo posto, capolavoro.