The phrase "album to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when recommending against listening to a particular album, often due to poor quality or personal dislike.
Example: "If you're looking for good music, I would suggest skipping the latest release from that artist; it's definitely an album to avoid."
Alternatives: "album to skip" or "album to steer clear of".
She describes herself as firmly rightwing and has postponed her new album to avoid clashing with her husband Nicolas Sarkozy's re-election battle next spring.
While Martin says she might wait a few minutes longer before purchasing Reese's next album, to avoid drawing attention to herself, she says she loves Reese's music, especially the lyrics.
In 1980 they signed to Regular Records, soon changing their name to Icehouse (after their debut album) to avoid confusion with a Scottish band at the time called the Flowers.
Often, Anderson will suggest lyrics and artwork that should be changed in a clean version; sometimes, if it is just a matter of making one or two minor modifications, the changes will be made to all copies of an album to avoid the expense of creating a clean version, the manager said.
Although it's increasingly rare for major albums to avoid being leaked, this is bad news for the Ting Tings, who are hoping to capitalise on the success of their 2008 debut.
The major theme of this album was to avoid themes.
Initially Cudi stated that he would "lay low until his album drops to avoid unnecessary hype".
The suspicion that someone – either the singer, or one of Love & Hate's producers, a line-up that includes Dangermouse, London-based hip-hop producer Inflo and former Bees frontman Paul Butler, who worked on Home Again – has been spending a lot of time listening to Dr John's early solo albums is hard to avoid.
Once he had absorbed the initial shock of finding out that the singer's "cheering, on-going life" had ended two days after his 69th birthday and the release of his 27th album, Blackstar, Morley decided to avoid answering his phone for the rest of the day.
Rihanna, whose last album was a deliberate attempt to avoid providing the radio-friendly bangers she's associated with, will now undoubtedly have a major hit on her hands, which will help to sustain her appeal to a broader audience.
As she wanted to concentrate on the album, Beyoncé took her time to avoid pressure build-up, significantly different from the hasty productions of Destiny's Child.
