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1 February 2023, 10:40 | Updated: 4 August 2023, 19:03
Let's step back to the twelve months that brought us Suck It And See, Beady Eye, The King Of Limbs and El Camino.
The Kentucky band's second album included the hit Shake Me Down.
The trio's second album included the single Bigger Than Us.
Ms Adkins' second album was a huge seller as it contained the mammoth hit Someone Like You. Also included were Rumour Has It, Rolling In The Deep and a cover of The Cure's Lovesong.
Harvey's eighth studio album was her second Mercury Music Prize winner, and included the singles The Glorious Land and The Words That Maketh Murder.
The eighth studio album from Thom Yorke and co included the single Lotus Flower.
Liam Gallagher's post Oasis band released their debut album, which included The Roller, Four Letter Word and Bring The Light.
Guy Garvey and co's fifth album features the singles Lippy Kids and Open Arms.
The US indie veterans called time on their career with their fifteenth and final album, which included the singles It Happened Today, Mine Smell Like Honey, Überlin and Oh My Heart.
The London band's third album includes the singles Tonight's The Kind of Night and L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.
The band's debut album included the bangers Wreckin' Bar (Ra Ra Ra), If You Wanna, Wetsuit, Norgaard and Post Break-Up Sex.
The New York band's fourth album included Taken For A Fool and Undercover Of Darkness.
The seventh album from Dave Grohl's rockers included Rope, Arlandria, These Days and Walk.
The second album from Murph's Liverpool trio included the singles Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves), Jump Into The Fog and Anti-D.
The Leeds band's fourth album - and last with with original drummer Nick Hodgson - included Little Shocks, Man On Mars and Kinda Girl You Are. The initial digital release allowed fans to pick their own 10-track version of the album from a pool of 23 songs.
The fourth studio album by the British singer-songwriter included I Still Believe and Peggy Sang The Blues.
The fourth outing from the Sheffield band saw them record in Sound City, Los Angeles with producer James Ford. The record spawned the singles Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair, Brick By Brick and The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala.
The Southend band's third album was their most commercially successful to that point, featuring the tracks Still Life and I Can See Through You.
Australian Wally De Backer had a massive hit in 2011 with Somebody That I Used To Know. The accompanying album also featured Eyes Wide Open and I Feel Better.
The English singer-songwriter's debut album include the massive hist The A Team, You Need Me I Don't Need Me and Lego House.
The fourth album from the Leicester powerhouse included the tracks Days Are Forgotten, Goodbye Kiss and Re-Wired.
The British singer-songwriter's debut album included the songs Old Pine, Only Love, Keep Your Head Up and The Wolves.
Noel's debut solo outing is chock-full of great tunes: AKA What A Life!, If I Had A Gun, The Death Of You And Me, Everybody's On The Run...
Ceremonials saw Florence return with a more streamlined sound and includes the incredible tracks What The Water Gave Me and No Light, No Light.
The fifth album from Chris Martin and his team included Paradise, Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall and Charlie Brown.
Incredibly this was Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney's seventh album - and was their commercial breakthrough in the UK, featuring Lonely Boy and Gold On The Ceiling.