Top Albums of 2026

The 2026 nominees for Top Album of the year. Voting runs January 1 to February 1, 2027.

Top Albums of 2026

12 nominees

1725 album cover

1725

by Pat Razket

The fourth studio album from Sweden's Pat Razket, told in four chapters and recorded in their own Treasure Chest Studios.

AndThatsWhatPiratesDo album cover

AndThatsWhatPiratesDo

by Pirates Creed

Original pirate music.

Churchward Road album cover

Churchward Road

by The Legendary Ten Seconds

Singer-songwriter English folk rock.

Come Bring With A Noise album cover

Come Bring With A Noise

by Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer

An eclectic, richly textured mix of traditional tunes, original songs and musical mischief, with nyckelharpas, border pipes, bouzouki and historic instruments, from Britain's Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer.

The Crimson Pirates: Ahoy! album cover

The Crimson Pirates: Ahoy!

by The Crimson Pirates

The band's tenth album: sixteen tracks of Celtic, world and pirate music, mixing reimagined classics with new favorites.

The First Round album cover

The First Round

by The Grog Blossoms

The debut album: ten drinking songs and Irish session tunes from Colorado's favorite drunken sailors.

Greatest Hits Vols. I-VII album cover

Greatest Hits Vols. I-VII

by The Bilge Pumps

Goofy pirate comedy, tragic tales of woe and drinking songs, giving traditional nautical tunes a piratical overhaul.

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Live in the Renaissance

by The CRAIC Show

A live double album of 21 songs that captures the feel of The CRAIC Show on stage.

New Beginnings album cover

New Beginnings

by The Captain Stout, Ro Brennan

Irish, Scottish, Welsh and American folk music with an electric flair.

Our Lady Of Immaculate ~Vibes~ album cover

Our Lady Of Immaculate ~Vibes~

by Better Than Nun

The comedy nuns' fourth studio album, now with twice the nuns: Catholic comedy songs from silly to scandalous.

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Taverns and Tides

by Whiskey Bay Rovers

The Rovers' third album: traditional, cover and original songs in the acoustic style of their live shows.

Tea and Strumpets album cover

Tea and Strumpets

by The Harlot Queens

Thirteen witty, unrepentant original bawdy songs inspired by gossip at a tea party or a tavern table.

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