What is the best indie album with female lead vocals?

By YPB Team

Some of indie music's most powerful voices belong to women — fierce, vulnerable, poetic, and unforgettable. Which album with a female lead vocalist moved you most?

  1. Exile in Guyville — ranked #11
    Exile in Guyville
    Liz Phair's 1993 Chicago debut, a frank and feminist indie rock landmark that rewrote the rules.
  2. Punisher — ranked #22
    Punisher
    Phoebe Bridgers' 2020 emotionally shattering indie folk album, a defining work of her generation.
  3. Rid of Me — ranked #33
    Rid of Me
    PJ Harvey's 1993 raw and confrontational indie rock album, Steve Albini-produced intensity from a singular voice.
  4. Moon Pix — ranked #44
    Moon Pix
    Cat Power's 1998 lo-fi masterpiece, Chan Marshall's fragile and haunted voice over stark guitar.
  5. Puberty 2 — ranked #55
    Puberty 2
    Mitski's 2016 raw indie rock album about desire, identity, and alienation, one of the decade's most urgent records.
  6. Dig Me Out — ranked #66
    Dig Me Out
    Sleater-Kinney's 1997 feminist punk-rock landmark, Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker at their most electrifying.
  7. Burn Your Fire for No Witness — ranked #77
    Burn Your Fire for No Witness
    Angel Olsen's 2014 raw and haunting folk-rock statement that established her as a singular indie voice.
  8. Lush — ranked #88
    Lush
    Snail Mail's 2018 debut, a remarkably assured confessional indie rock album from teenage Lindsey Jordan.
  9. Are We There — ranked #99
    Are We There
    Sharon Van Etten's 2014 powerful indie rock album, emotionally devastating and beautifully produced.
  10. Ys — ranked #1010
    Ys
    Joanna Newsom's 2006 harp-driven folk opus, an album unlike anything else in indie music.
  11. Jubilee — ranked #1111
    Jubilee
    Japanese Breakfast's 2021 joyful and celebratory indie pop masterpiece from Michelle Zauner.
  12. The Record — ranked #1212
    The Record
    boygenius' 2023 debut, Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus collectively at their very best.
  13. Home Video — ranked #1313
    Home Video
    Lucy Dacus' 2021 razor-sharp autobiographical indie rock album about memory and adolescence.
  14. Turn Out the Lights — ranked #1414
    Turn Out the Lights
    Julien Baker's 2017 sophomore album, expanding her sparse sound with orchestration while keeping its raw confessional power.
  15. Sometimes, Forever — ranked #1515
    Sometimes, Forever
    Soccer Mommy's 2022 album blending 90s indie rock with contemporary emotional intelligence.
  16. Teen Dream — ranked #1616
    Teen Dream
    Beach House's 2010 dream pop breakthrough, Victoria Legrand's voice the defining instrument.

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