The Guardian's best albums of 2021
The top 3 according to 36 votes from people: Sometimes I Might Be Introvert — Little Simz · Call Me If You Get Lost — Tyler, The Creator · Carnage — Nick Cave & Warren Ellis. (Updated Mar 12, 2022.)
The top 15 of The Guardian's best albums of 2021, led by Prioritise Pleasure — Self Esteem.
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Top 15
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1
Sometimes I Might Be Introvert — Little Simz
No. 3 on The Guardian's list.
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2
Call Me If You Get Lost — Tyler, The Creator
No. 5 on The Guardian's list.
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3
Carnage — Nick Cave & Warren Ellis
No. 15 on The Guardian's list.
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4
Blue Weekend — Wolf Alice
No. 2 on The Guardian's list.
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5
Nine — Sault
No. 6 on The Guardian's list.
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6
Afrique Victime — Mdou Moctar
No. 10 on The Guardian's list.
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7
Prioritise Pleasure — Self Esteem
No. 1 on The Guardian's list.
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8
Ignorance — The Weather Station
No. 4 on The Guardian's list.
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9
Heaux Tales — Jazmine Sullivan
No. 12 on The Guardian's list.
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10
New Long Leg — Dry Cleaning
No. 7 on The Guardian's list.
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11
Collapsed in Sunbeams — Arlo Parks
No. 9 on The Guardian's list.
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12
Seventeen Going Under — Sam Fender
No. 11 on The Guardian's list.
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13
Jubilee — Japanese Breakfast
No. 13 on The Guardian's list.
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14
Sour — Olivia Rodrigo
No. 8 on The Guardian's list.
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15
Montero — Lil Nas X
No. 14 on The Guardian's list.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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