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Silver Side Up
Silver Side Up is Nickelback's third studio album, released September 11, 2001 on Roadrunner Records. Produced with Rick Parashar, it spawned "How You Remind Me", a four-week Billboard Hot 100 number one, sold over 10 million copies, and won four 2002 Juno Awards.
Simulation Theory (album)
Simulation Theory, eighth studio album by English rock band Muse (2018, Warner Bros.), produced with Rich Costey, Mike Elizondo, Shellback, and Timbaland; an 1980s synth-rock pivot with Kyle Lambert cover art, Metacritic score 63, and a 2019 world tour and concert film.
Sin After Sin
Sin After Sin is the third studio album by the heavy metal band Judas Priest, released on CBS in 1977 and their first for a major label.
Since I Left You
Since I Left You, The Avalanches' 2000 debut album (international release 2001, Sire/Modular), a sample-collage electronic record built from roughly 900 to 3,500 vinyl samples, an ARIA-winning, critically acclaimed classic followed sixteen years later by Wildflower.
Sincerely (Kali Uchis album)
Sincerely, (with comma) is Kali Uchis' fifth studio album, released May 9, 2025 on Capitol Records. A 14-track, mostly English R&B letter-collection dedicated to her late mother and newborn son, with no guest features.
Singin' to an Empty Chair
Singin' to an Empty Chair is the sixth studio album by Chicago indie rock band Ratboys, released February 6, 2026 on New West Records; produced by Chris Walla, titled after the Gestalt empty chair therapy technique, addressing estrangement.
Sister (Frost Children album)
SISTER is the third studio album by sibling duo Frost Children (Angel and Lulu Prost), released September 12, 2025 on True Panther. A 14-track, 45-minute return to early-2010s EDM-pop with Kim Petras and Babymorocco features, scored 6.6 by Pitchfork.
Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence (SDOIT) is Dream Theater's sixth studio album, a 2002 Elektra double CD whose 42-minute, eight-section title track portrays six mental health conditions.
Size Matters
Size Matters is Helmet's fifth studio album, released October 5, 2004 on Interscope: the first after the 1998 breakup, with Page Hamilton joined by John Tempesta and Chris Traynor, largely written about his breakup with Winona Ryder.
Skeletá
Skeletá is Ghost's sixth studio album, released April 25, 2025 on Loma Vista, featuring Papa V Perpetua; it gave the band its first US Billboard 200 No. 1.
Skeleton Tree
Skeleton Tree is a 2016 studio album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, written largely before the death of Cave's 15-year-old son Arthur in 2015.
Slanted and Enchanted
Slanted and Enchanted (also Slanted & Enchanted) is Pavement's 1992 Matador debut album, recorded lo-fi at Gary Young's Stockton, California studio over seventeen days, whose title comes from Emily Dickinson via David Berman and which helped define 1990s indie rock.
Slime Cry
Slime Cry is the ninth studio album by YoungBoy Never Broke Again, released January 16, 2026. It features 30 tracks and debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 200.
Slipknot (album)
Slipknot (1999) is the self-titled debut album by Iowa metal band Slipknot, produced by Ross Robinson for Roadrunner Records; it went platinum by April 2000 and launched the masked nine-piece.
Slow Train Coming
Slow Train Coming is Bob Dylan's 1979 Columbia album, his first after converting to born-again Christianity, recorded at Muscle Shoals with Jerry Wexler, Barry Beckett, and Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler; its single Gotta Serve Somebody won a Grammy.
Slowhand
Slowhand is Eric Clapton's fifth solo studio album, released 25 November 1977 on RSO Records, produced by Glyn Johns at Olympic Studios, London. Known for "Cocaine", "Lay Down Sally", and "Wonderful Tonight", it reached the Top 10 in 8 countries.
Small Changes (album)
Small Changes (2024) is Michael Kiwanuka's fourth album, released 22 November on Polydor/Geffen, produced by Danger Mouse and Inflo; 11 tracks, 40 minutes, Metascore 83, UK chart peak number 2.
Small Faces (1967 album)
Small Faces (1967) is the English mod-psych band's second album and Immediate Records debut, released June 23, 1967, recorded at Olympic Studios with Glyn Johns; distinct from the 1966 Decca debut of the same name.
Smash (The Offspring album)
Smash, The Offspring's third studio album (Epitaph, April 8, 1994), produced by Thom Wilson for $20,000, hit number 4 on the Billboard 200, sold about eleven million copies, and became the best-selling independent-label album.
Smile (Katy Perry album)
Smile is Katy Perry's sixth studio album (Capitol, August 28, 2020), a 12-track pop record about resilience after her 2017 album Witness; UK chart peak No. 5, Metacritic 58, released the day her daughter was born.
Smile (The Beach Boys album)
SMiLE is the unfinished 1966-67 Beach Boys album Brian Wilson built with lyricist Van Dyke Parks as a follow-up to Pet Sounds; shelved in 1967, later realized as Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE (2004) and The Smile Sessions (2011).
Smile! :D
Smile! :D is a 2024 album by Porter Robinson, released July 26 through Mom + Pop Music, blending pop-punk and hyperpop with early 2000s rave influences.
Smiley Smile
Smiley Smile: 1967 Beach Boys album (studio album no. 12), released 18 September 1967 in place of the shelved SMiLE; recorded at Brian Wilson's home studio with no session musicians, about 27 minutes long, including Good Vibrations.
Smoke + Mirrors
Smoke + Mirrors is Imagine Dragons' second studio album (2015), self-produced with Alex da Kid on KIDinaKORNER/Interscope. Debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, their first US and Canada No. 1; certified 2x Platinum; includes "I Bet My Life".
Smoochies (album)
Smoochies is Ashnikko's second studio album, released 17 October 2025 on Parlophone; 15 tracks, 37:37, produced mainly by Slinger, featuring COBRAH on 'Wet Like', with UK chart peaks reported as 14 and 32.
Snipe Hunter
Snipe Hunter is the seventh studio album by American country singer-songwriter Tyler Childers, released July 25, 2025. Produced by Rick Rubin, it blends Appalachian songwriting with rock, rockabilly, and psychedelia.
So (album)
So is Peter Gabriel's fifth solo studio album, released in May 1986; it topped the UK chart and featured Sledgehammer and Don't Give Up with Kate Bush.
So Close to What
So Close to What is Tate McRae's third studio album, released February 21, 2025 on RCA Records; a 15-track dance-pop record that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and peaked at No. 2 in the UK.
So Far, So Good... So What!
So Far, So Good... So What! is Megadeth's third studio album, released January 1988 on Capitol Records; recorded with Jeff Young and Chuck Behler, it peaked at No. 28 on the Billboard 200 and No. 18 in the UK.
So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes
So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes is NOFX's seventh studio album, released November 1997 on Epitaph, recorded at Motor Studios, San Francisco, produced by Fat Mike and Ryan Greene; 16 short ska-punk tracks including Eat the Meek and Murder the Government.