List of 2009 albums

The following is a list of albums that were released during 2009.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see 2009 in music.

First quarter

January

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
January 6	Animal Collective	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Psychedelic pop	Domino	Ben H. Allen, Animal Collective	[1]
January 9	Saxon	Into the Labyrinth	Heavy metal	SPV/Steamhammer	Charlie Bauerfeind	[2]
January 12	Fever Ray	Fever Ray	Electropop	Rabid	Christoffer Berg, Fever Ray, Van Rivers & the Subliminal Kid	[3]
January 12	Ugly Duckling	Audacity	Hip hop	Fat Beats Records	Young Einstein	[4]
January 13	Kreator	Hordes of Chaos	Thrash metal	SPV/Steamhammer	Moses Schneider	[5]
	Oh No Not Stereo	003	Power pop			[6]
	Various artists	Notorious	Hip hop	Bad Boy	Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, Voletta Wallace, Mark Pitts, The Notorious B.I.G., Harve "Joe Hooker" Pierre, Faith Evans, Wayne Barrow, Stevie J, Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie, Ron "Amen-Ra" Lawrence, Richard "Younglord" Frierson, Daven "Prestige" Vanderpool, Jean "Poke" Olivier, Easy Mo Bee, Rashad Smith, Kanye West, Plain Pat, Needlz, DJ Premier, Carlos "Six July" Broady, Nashiem Myrick, Danny Elfman, DJ 50 Gran	[7]
January 14	My Dear Disco	Dancethink	Synth-pop, funk, rock, techno		My Dear Disco	[8]
January 19	Antony and the Johnsons	The Crying Light	Baroque pop	Secretly Canadian	Antony	[9]
January 19	White Lies	To Lose My Life...	Post-punk revival, indie rock	Fiction, Geffen	Ed Buller, Max Dingel	[10]
January 20	Andrew Bird	Noble Beast	Baroque pop	Fat Possum, Bella Union		[11]
	Anya Marina	Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II				[12]
	BeauSoleil	Alligator Purse				[13]
	Bon Iver	Blood Bank	Indie folk	Jagjaguwar	Justin Vernon	[14]
	Coconut Records	Davy	Indie pop, indie rock	Young Baby Records		[15]
	Cymbals Eat Guitars	Why There Are Mountains	Indie rock		Kyle "Slick" Johnson	[16]
	Fiction Family	Fiction Family	Folk, rock	ATO, lowercase people	Jon Foreman, Sean Watkins	[17]
	John Frusciante	The Empyrean	Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, post-rock	Record Collection	John Frusciante	[18]
	Matt and Kim	Grand	Dance-punk, indie rock, indie pop	Fader Label, Universal		[19]
	Reel Big Fish	Fame, Fortune and Fornication	Ska punk	Rock Ridge	Aaron Barrett	[20]
	Robert Pollard	The Crawling Distance	Rock, indie rock	Guided by Voices	Todd Tobias	[21]
	Umphrey's McGee	Mantis	Progressive rock	SCI Fidelity	Umphrey's McGee	[22]
January 23	Napalm Death	Time Waits for No Slave	Grindcore	Century Media	Russ Russell, Napalm Death	[23]
January 23	Sepultura	A-Lex	Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal	SPV	Sepultura, Stanley Soares	[24]
January 26	Architects	Hollow Crown	Metalcore, mathcore	Century Media, Distort, United By Fate Records	John Mitchell, Ben Humphreys	[25]
	Franz Ferdinand	Tonight: Franz Ferdinand	Indie rock, dance-punk, new wave, electropop, art rock	Domino	Dan Carey	[26]
	The Phantom Band	Checkmate Savage	Folk, pop, blues, post-rock	Chemikal Underground	Paul Savage	[27]
January 27	The Bird and the Bee	Ray Guns Are Not Just the Future	Indie pop, electronic	Blue Note	Greg Kurstin	[28]
	Bruce Springsteen	Working on a Dream	Rock	Columbia	Brendan O'Brien	[29]
	Crooked X	Crooked X	Hard rock, heavy metal	Capitol		[30]
	Dirty Little Rabbits	Simon	Indie	The End	Shawn Crahan	[31]
	Duncan Sheik	Whisper House	Pop	RCA Victor	Duncan Sheik	[32]
	Hoobastank	Fornever	Post-grunge, alternative rock	Island	Howard Benson	[33]
	Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes	Eye Legacy	Hip hop, R&B	Mass Appeal, eOne	The Heavyweights, Reigndrop Lopes, Wanda Lopes, Marcus DL, Panauh Kalayeh, Danny Keyz, Surefire Music Group, Andrew Lane	[34]
	Nickel Eye	The Time of the Assassins		Rykodisc	Nikolai Fraiture	[35]
	Ten Second Epic	Hometown	Alternative rock, emo	Black Box	Garth Richardson	[36]

February

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
February 2	Adagio	Archangels in Black	Symphonic metal, progressive metal, doom metal	Listenable		[37]
February 2	Ben Kweller	Changing Horses	Country rock, alt-country, folk rock	ATO, The Noise Company	Ben Kweller	[38]
February 3	Cannibal Corpse	Evisceration Plague	Death metal	Metal Blade	Erik Rutan	[39]
	Dierks Bentley	Feel That Fire	Country	Capitol Nashville	Brett Beavers, Dierks Bentley	[40]
	The Fray	The Fray	Alternative rock, pop rock	Epic	Aaron Johnson, Mike Flynn	[41]
	The Loved Ones	Distractions	Punk rock, Americana	Fat Wreck Chords		[42]
	The Pains of Being Pure at Heart	The Pains of Being Pure at Heart	Indie pop, noise pop, dream pop	Slumberland, Fortuna Pop!	The Pains of Being Pure at Heart	[43]
	Two Tongues	Two Tongues	Pop punk, indie rock, emo	Vagrant		[44]
	The Von Bondies	Love, Hate and Then There's You	Rock, electronic	Majordomo	Butch Walker, Rick Parker	[45]
February 9	Hot Leg	Red Light Fever	Glam metal, hard rock, glam rock	Barbecue Rock Records	Stephen Marcussen, Justin Hawkins	[46]
February 9	Van Morrison	Astral Weeks Live at the Hollywood Bowl	Folk rock	Listen to the Lions Records	Van Morrison	[47]
February 10	Bobby V	The Rebirth	R&B, hip hop	Blu Kolla Dreams, EMI	Tim & Bob, Raphael Saadiq, LOS Da Mystro, Leland "Big Fruit" Clopton, Bill Jabr, The Co-Captains, Jevon Hill, Rondeau "Duke" Williams	[48]
	Dan Auerbach	Keep It Hid	Blues rock, garage rock, indie folk, neo-psychedelia	Nonesuch	Dan Auerbach	[49]
	India.Arie	Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics	R&B	Soulbird Records, Universal Republic	India.Arie, Dru Castro, Robin Roberts, Nick Trevisick, Jared Gosselin	[50]
	Lily Allen	It's Not Me, It's You	Electropop	Regal, Parlophone	Greg Kurstin, Morgan Nicholls	[51]
	The Lonely Island	Incredibad	Comedy hip hop	Universal Republic	Jorma Taccone, J-Zone, Prime, Wyshmaster, Asa Taccone, Matthew Compton, Drew Campbell, Rick tha Rular, Mansur, Sly and Robbie, Katreese Barnes, DJ Nu-Mark	[52]
	Malajube	Labyrinthes	Indie rock	Dare to Care		[53]
	Red	Innocence & Instinct	Alternative metal, Christian rock, post-grunge	Sony Music, Essential	Rob Graves, Jason McArthur	[54]
	Ryan Leslie	Ryan Leslie	R&B, hip hop	NextSelection Lifestyle Group, Casablanca, Universal Motown	Ryan Leslie	[55]
February 11	VOTA	VOTA	Christian rock	INO, Columbia	Nathan Dantzler	[56]
February 13	Mando Diao	Give Me Fire!	Indie rock, garage rock	Universal	Salazar Brothers, Mando Diao	[57]
February 15	Bomb the Music Industry!	Scrambles	Ska punk, punk rock	Quote Unquote, Asian Man	Bomb the Music Industry!	[58]
February 16	Morrissey	Years of Refusal	Alternative rock	Decca, Lost Highway	Jerry Finn	[59]
February 16	Various artists	Dark Was the Night	Alternative rock, indie pop, indie rock	4AD	Aaron Dessner, Bryce Dessner	[60]
February 17	...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead	The Century of Self	Art rock	Richter Scale, Justice Records	Mike McCarthy	[61]
	The Appleseed Cast	Sagarmatha	Indie rock, post-rock	Vagrant, The Militia Group		[62]
	Asobi Seksu	Hush	Indie rock, dream pop	Polyvinyl	Chris Zane	[63]
	Beirut	March of the Zapotec/Holland	Indie folk, Balkan folk, electronica	Pompeii Records		[64]
	J-Kwon	Hood Hop 2	Hip hop	Hood Hop Music		[65]
	Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit	Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit	Southern rock, alternative country	Lightning Rod Records	Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Matt Pence	[66]
	Lissy Trullie	Self-Taught Learner		American Myth Records, Wichita		[67]
	Living Things	Habeas Corpus	Indie rock	Jive		[68]
	M. Ward	Hold Time	Alternative, folk	Merge, 4AD	M. Ward	[69]
	Mishka	Above the Bones				[70]
	Plushgun	Pins & Panzers	New wave, indie rock, synth-pop	Tommy Boy		[71]
	Scale the Summit	Carving Desert Canyons	Progressive metal, progressive rock, instrumental rock			[72]
	Thursday	Common Existence	Post-hardcore	Epitaph	Dave Fridmann	[73]
	William Elliott Whitmore	Animals in the Dark				[74]
February 18	Ashanti	The Vault	R&B	AJM, The Orchard	Miguel "Migs" Baeza, Kidd Kold, Nocko, Steven White, Kenny Flav	[75]
February 20	Toni Gonzaga and Sam Milby	Love Duets	Pop	Star	Malou N. Santos, Annabelle M. Regalado-Borja, Jimmy Antiporda	[76]
February 23	Blut Aus Nord	Memoria Vetusta II – Dialogue with the Stars	Atmospheric black metal	Candlelight		[77]
	Gui Boratto	Take My Breath Away	House, minimal techno	Kompakt		[78]
	Lamb of God	Wrath	Groove metal, thrash metal	Epic, Roadrunner	Josh Wilbur	[79]
	The Prodigy	Invaders Must Die	New rave	Cooking Vinyl	Liam Howlett, James Rushent	[80]
February 24	B-Real	Smoke n Mirrors	West Coast hip hop, Latin hip hop	Duck Down	Jay Turner, B-Real, Scoop DeVille, Soopafly, Alchemist, Fifth, Salam Wreck, Sick Jacken	[81]
	Black Lips	200 Million Thousand	Garage punk, psychedelic rock	Vice		[82]
	Clem Snide	Hungry Bird	Alternative country	429		[83]
	Gentleman Reg	Jet Black	Indie pop	Arts & Crafts	Dave Draves	[84]
	God Forbid	Earthsblood	Thrash metal, metalcore	Century Media	Eric Rachel	[85]
	Howie Beck	How to Fall Down in Public	Indie rock	13 Clouds Records		[86]
	Jake Owen	Easy Does It	Country	RCA Nashville	Jimmy Ritchey	[87]
	Joe Budden	Padded Room	Hip hop	Amalgam Digital	The Klasix, Blastah Beatz, Dub B, Versatile, Dilemma, MoSS, Fyu-chur, Qwan	[88]
	K'naan	Troubadour	Canadian hip hop, worldbeat	A&M/Octone	Gerald Eaton, Brian West, Kerry Brothers Jr., Bruno Mars	[89]
	Marianas Trench	Masterpiece Theatre	Pop punk, symphonic rock	604	Dave Genn, Greig Nori, Dave Ogilvie, Raine Maida, Josh Ramsay	[90]
	MC Lars	This Gigantic Robot Kills	Nerdcore, ska punk, West Coast hip hop	Horris, Oglio		[91]
	Project Pat	Real Recognize Real	Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop	Hypnotize Minds, Asylum	DJ Paul, Juicy J	[92]
February 27	U2	No Line on the Horizon	Rock	Mercury, Island, Interscope	Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, Steve Lillywhite	[93]

March

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
March 1	Cursive	Mama, I'm Swollen	Emo, indie rock	Saddle Creek	A. J. Mogis	[94]
March 2	The Answer	Everyday Demons	Hard rock	Albert		[95]
March 2	Red Light Company	Fine Fascination	Alternative rock	Lavolta Records	Adrian Bushby	[96]
March 3	Jeremy Riddle	The Now and Not Yet				[97]
	Marissa Nadler	Little Hells	Folk	Kemado	Chris Coady	[98]
	Neko Case	Middle Cyclone	Alternative country, indie folk	Anti-	Neko Case, Darryl Neudorf	[99]
	Shout Out Out Out Out	Reintegration Time	Electro, alternative dance, dance-punk	Nrmls Wlcm Records	Nik Kozub	[100]
March 6	The Church	Untitled #23	Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock, dream pop	Unorthodox Records, Second Motion	The Church	[101]
	Kelly Clarkson	All I Ever Wanted	Pop, pop rock	RCA	Kelly Clarkson, Ryan Tedder, Howard Benson, Max Martin, Dr. Luke, Dre & Vidal, Sam Watters, Louis Biancaniello	[102]
	Yeah Yeah Yeahs	It's Blitz!	Synth-punk, alternative rock	Dress Up Records, DGC, Interscope	Nick Launay, David Andrew Sitek	[103]
March 9	Fight Like Apes	You Filled His Head with Fluffy Clouds and Jolly Ranchers, What Did You Think Was Going to Happen?				[104]
	Mel Parsons	Over My Shoulder	Folk, alternative country	Cape Road Recordings	Mel Parsons, David Long, Shaun Elley	[105]
	Micachu and the Shapes	Jewellery	Avant-pop, noise pop, grindie, experimental pop	Rough Trade	Micachu, Matthew Herbert	[106]
	Pure Reason Revolution	Amor Vincit Omnia	New prog, electronic rock, electronica	Superball		[107]
	Polly Scattergood	Polly Scattergood	Indie pop, experimental	Mute	Simon Fisher Turner, Daniel Miller	[108]
	Starsailor	All the Plans	Alternative rock, post-Britpop	Virgin, EMI	Steve Osborne	[109]
	Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker	Questamation	Alternative dance, drum and bass	Smashing World Records	Matthew Wagner	[110]
March 10	Attack in Black	Years (by One Thousand Fingertips)	Folk rock	Dine Alone	Attack in Black	[111]
	Bell Orchestre	As Seen Through Windows	Instrumental rock	Arts & Crafts		[112]
	Chris Cornell	Scream	Dance-pop, pop rock	Mosley, Suretone	Timbaland, Jerome "J-Roc" Harmon, Jim Beanz, Justin Timberlake, Ryan Tedder	[113]
	The-Dream	Love vs. Money	R&B	Radio Killa, Def Jam	The-Dream, Carlos "Los Da Mystro" McKinney, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, Lil Jon	[114]
	Handsome Furs	Face Control	Electropunk	Sub Pop		[115]
	J. Holiday	Round 2	R&B, hip hop	Music Line Group, Capitol	Allstar, Big Reese, Chuck Harmony, The Co-Stars, The-Dream, Jasper Cameron, Jon Orum, Jules Wolfson, Ne-Yo, The Platinum Brothers, Reginald Hamlet, State of Emergency, Travis Cherry	[116]
	Julie Doiron	I Can Wonder What You Did with Your Day	Indie rock	Jagjaguwar, Endearing	Rick White	[117]
	Julien-K	Death to Analog	Industrial rock, electronic rock, alternative rock	Metropolis,	Julien-K, Tim Palmer, Chester Bennington	[118]
	New Found Glory	Not Without a Fight	Pop punk	Epitaph	Mark Hoppus	[119]
	The Number Twelve Looks Like You	Worse Than Alone	Mathcore	Eyeball	The Number Twelve Looks Like You	[120]
	Propagandhi	Supporting Caste	Punk rock	G7 Welcoming Committee, Smallman Records, Hassle Records	Bill Stevenson	[121]
	RBD	Para Olvidarte de Mí	Pop, Latin pop, dance-pop, pop rock			[122]
	Reks	More Grey Hairs	Hip hop	ShowOff Records	DJ Premier, Statik Selektah, The Soul Searchers	[123]
	The Riverboat Gamblers	Underneath the Owl				[124]
	Seventh Day Slumber	Take Everything	Christian rock	BEC	Brent Milligan	[125]
	Yngwie Malmsteen	Angels of Love	Folk rock, instrumental rock, neoclassical metal	Koch, Rising Force Records	Yngwie Malmsteen	[126]
March 12	Miss Kittin & The Hacker	Two	Electronica, electroclash, dance, techno	Nobody's Bizzness		[127]
March 12	Super Junior	Sorry, Sorry	K-pop, R&B, dance, electronica	SM	Soo-Man Lee	[128]
March 13	Peter Doherty	Grace/Wastelands	Alternative rock	EMI, Astralwerks	Stephen Street	[129]
March 13	Utada	This Is the One	Pop, R&B	Island		[130]
March 16	Delirious?	My Soul Sings	Rock, Christian rock	Sparrow, Furious? Records	Delirious?	[131]
	Pestilence	Resurrection Macabre	Technical death metal	Mascot	Jacob Hansen, Patyek K. Jewlett	[132]
	Super Furry Animals	Dark Days/Light Years	Alternative rock, experimental rock	Rough Trade	Chris Shaw, Super Furry Animals	[133]
March 17	Ace Enders and a Million Different People	When I Hit the Ground	Indie rock	Vagrant	Chris Badami	[134]
	Bonnie "Prince" Billy	Beware	Americana, alternative country, indie folk	Drag City		[135]
	Capone-N-Noreaga	Channel 10	East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, gangsta rap	SMC	Hazardis Soundz, Ron Browz, The Inkredibles, Mike Beatz, DJ Premier, Havoc, SPK, Streetrunner, Hangmen 3, The Alienz, The Alchemist, Big Drain	[136]
	Gorilla Zoe	Don't Feed da Animals	Hip hop	Bad Boy South, Block, Atlantic	Drumma Boy, Dee Jay Dana, Fatboi, Zaytoven, Kane Beatz, Don Vito, Sparkz tha Trakman, K-Rab, Jesse "Corparal" Wilson	[137]
	Mstrkrft	Fist of God	Electro house	Last Gang, Dim Mak, Downtown	MSTRKRFT	[138]
	Static-X	Cult of Static	Industrial metal, groove metal	Reprise	Wayne Static, John Travis	[139]
	Superdrag	Industry Giants	Punk rock, power pop, shoegaze, indie rock	Superdrag Sound Laboratories, Thirty Tigers	John Davis	[140]
	Willie Nelson	Naked Willie	Country	Legacy	Mickey Raphael	[141]
March 18	Röyksopp	Junior	Electronic pop	Wall of Sound	Röyksopp	[142]
March 20	HammerFall	No Sacrifice, No Victory	Power metal, heavy metal	Nuclear Blast	Charlie Bauerfeind	[143]
March 20	Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction and Street Sweeper Social Club	NINJA 2009 Tour Sampler	Alternative rock	The Null Corporation	Trent Reznor	[144]
March 23	Therapy?	Crooked Timber	Alternative metal, post-punk	Demolition	Andy Gill	[145]
March 23	Various artists	Hannah Montana: The Movie	Pop, country			[146]
March 24	Blue October	Approaching Normal	Alternative rock	Universal	Steve Lillywhite	[147]
	Dan Deacon	Bromst	Indietronica, noise pop	Carpark		[148]
	The Decemberists	The Hazards of Love	Folk rock, chamber pop, progressive folk, progressive rock	Capitol, Rough Trade	Tucker Martine	[149]
	Falling Up	Fangs	Art rock, experimental rock	BEC	Casey Crescenzo	[150]
	Jim Jones	Pray IV Reign	Hip hop	eOne, Columbia, Sony Music	Jim Jones, Damon Dash, Ron Browz, Chink Santana, Ryan Leslie, No I.D., TrackSlayerz, Supa Dave West, Magnedo7, Young Yonny, Lemael Ervin, Triple-A, Teraike "Chris Styles" Crawford, Ayinde "Cylla" Thomas, Young Seph, ILLFONICS	[151]
	Joel Plaskett	Three	Indie rock, folk rock, folk	MapleMusic	Joel Plaskett	[152]
	John Rich	Son of a Preacher Man	Country	Warner Bros.	John Rich	[153]
	Junior Boys	Begone Dull Care	Synth-pop	Domino	Junior Boys	[154]
	Keri Hilson	In a Perfect World...	R&B	Mosley, Zone 4, Interscope	Timbaland, Polow da Don, Danja, The Royal Court, The Runaways, Cory Bold, Jason Perry, Roy "Royalty" Hamilton, Anthony M. Jones, The Clutch	[155]
	KMFDM	Blitz	Industrial rock, electro-industrial	Metropolis	KMFDM	[156]
	Leela James	Let's Do It Again	Soul, R&B, blues, funk	Shanachie	Leela James, Randall Grass, Suzette Williams, Ralph "Buttaz" Kearns	[157]
	Mastodon	Crack the Skye	Progressive metal	Reprise	Brendan O'Brien	[158]
	Martina McBride	Shine	Country	RCA	Dann Huff, Martina McBride	[159]
	MF DOOM	Born Like This	Hip hop	Lex	DOOM, Mr. Chop, J Dilla, Jake One, Madlib	[160]
	Mono	Hymn to the Immortal Wind	Post-rock	Temporary Residence Limited		[161]
	MxPx	On the Cover II		Tooth & Nail		[162]
	Papa Roach	Metamorphosis	Glam metal, hard rock	DGC, Interscope	Jay Baumgardner, James Michael	[163]
	Pet Shop Boys	Yes	Synth-pop	Parlophone	Brian Higgins, Xenomania	[164]
	Slim Thug	Boss of All Bosses	Hip hop	Koch	Mr. Lee, Jim Jonsin, Terry "T.A." Allen, Mannie Fresh, Mr. Rogers, Bigg Tyme, J. Moses, Hi-Tek, Cory Mo	[165]
	Vanna	A New Hope	Post-hardcore, metalcore	Epitaph	Steve Evetts	[166]
	Yanni	Yanni Voices	Instrumental	Yanni Wake Records, Disney Pearl	Yanni, Ric Wake	[167]
March 25	Ayumi Hamasaki	Next Level	Electronic	Avex Trax	Max Matsuura	[168]
March 30	Kaki King	Mexican Teenagers	Instrumental rock	Cooking Vinyl		[169]
	The Leisure Society	The Sleeper	Folk-pop	Willkommen Records	The Leisure Society	[170]
	Peter Bjorn and John	Living Thing	Indie pop	Wichita, Startime		[171]
	The Xcerts	In the Cold Wind We Smile	Indie rock, post-hardcore, power pop	Xtra Mile, King Tuts Recordings	Dave Eringa	[172]
March 31	Bow Wow	New Jack City II	Hip hop, gangsta rap, R&B	LBW Entertainment, Columbia	Michael T. Mauldin, Bow Wow, Jermaine Dupri, LRoc, Nitti, Lamar "Marz" Edwards, T.I., T-Pain, Drumma Boy, Swizz Beatz, Soulja Boy, Hookman, Antwan "Amadeus" Thompson	[173]
	Burn Halo	Burn Halo	Hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge	Rawkhead Records	Zac Maloy	[174]
	Death Cab for Cutie	The Open Door	Alternative rock	Atlantic, Barsuk	Chris Walla	[175]
	Diana Krall	Quiet Nights	Jazz, bossa nova	Verve	Diana Krall, Tommy LiPuma	[176]
	Filter	The Very Best Things (1995–2008)	Industrial rock, alternative rock, alternative metal, industrial metal, post-grunge			[177]
	Flo Rida	R.O.O.T.S.	Hip hop	Poe Boy, Atlantic	Travis Barker, Benny Blanco, Mike Caren, DJ Montay, Dr. Luke, Dre & Vidal, Eric Hudson, Happy Perez, Jim Jonsin, JRock, Kool Kojak, Christopher "Spitfiya" Lanier, Ne-Yo, Oligee, Sounwave, Stargate, will.i.am	[178]
	Gavin DeGraw	Free	Soft rock	J	Camus Celli, Gavin DeGraw	[179]
	Great Lake Swimmers	Lost Channels	Folk rock	Nettwerk	Andy Magoffin	[180]
	Keith Urban	Defying Gravity	Country	Capitol Nashville	Dann Huff, Keith Urban	[181]
	Queensrÿche	American Soldier	Heavy metal, hard rock, alternative rock, progressive metal	ATCO, Rhino	Jason Slater, Kelly Gray, Susan Tate, Kenny Nemes	[182]
	Stevie Nicks	The Soundstage Sessions	Rock	Reprise	Stevie Nicks, Joe Thomas, Waddy Wachtel	[183]
	UGK	UGK 4 Life	Hip hop			[184]

Second quarter

April

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
April 1	BWO	Big Science	Pop	Bonnier Music	Alexander Bard, Anders Hansson	[185]
	Lacuna Coil	Shallow Life	Gothic metal, alternative metal, nu metal	Century Media, EMI	Don Gilmore	[186]
	El Perro del Mar	Love Is Not Pop	Pop	Licking Fingers	Sarah Assbring, Rasmus Hägg	[187]
April 3	Bat for Lashes	Two Suns	Art rock	Echo, Parlophone	Natasha Khan, David Kosten	[188]
April 6	Doves	Kingdom of Rust	Indie rock	Heavenly	Doves, Dan Austin, John Leckie	[189]
	Lady Sovereign	Jigsaw	Hip hop, grime, electronica	EMI	Dr. Luke, Benny Blanco, Medasyn	[190]
	The Veils	Sun Gangs	Indie, Alternative rock	Rough Trade	Graham Sutton, Bernard Butler	[191]
April 7	Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound	When Sweet Sleep Returned	Psychedelic rock	Tee Pee		[192]
	Band of Skulls	Baby Darling Doll Face Honey	Blues rock, indie rock, hard rock, stoner rock	Shangri-La	Ian Davenport	[193]
	Billy Ray Cyrus	Back to Tennessee	Country	Lyric Street	Glen Ballard, Mark Bright, Alan Silvestri	[194]
	Black Dice	Repo	Ambient music, electronic	Paw Tracks		[195]
	Casiotone for the Painfully Alone	Advance Base Battery Life		Tomlab		[196]
	The Ettes	Danger Is				[197]
	Jadakiss	The Last Kiss	East Coast hip hop, hardcore	D-Block, Ruff Ryders, Roc-A-Fella, Def Jam	The Carter Administration, Darrin "Dee" Dean, Jay "Icepick" Jackson, Joaquin "Waah" Dean, Baby Grand, Buckwild, ChopHouze, DJ Neeli Neel, Eddie F, Eric Hudson, Fiend, Mr. Porter, Needlz, Neenyo, Neo da Matrix, Sean C & LV, Snagz, Swiff D, Swizz Beatz, The Alchemist, The Inkredibles, The Neptunes	[198]
	Jason Aldean	Wide Open	Country, country rock	Broken Bow	Michael Knox	[199]
	MercyMe	10	Rock	INO	Pete Kipley, Brown Bannister, MercyMe	[200]
	Metric	Fantasies	Indie rock, new wave	Metric Music International, Last Gang, Mom + Pop	Gavin Brown, Jimmy Shaw	[201]
	Mims	Guilt	Hip hop, East Coast hip hop, rap rock	Capitol, EMI	Blackout Movement, Jim Jonsin, The Kaliphat, Marco Bosco, Da Internz	[202]
	Neil Young	Fork in the Road	Rock, folk rock	Reprise	The Volume Dealers (Neil Young, Niko Bolas)	[203]
	Rascal Flatts	Unstoppable	Country	Lyric Street	Dann Huff, Rascal Flatts	[204]
	The Thermals	Now We Can See	Indie rock, punk rock	Kill Rock Stars	John Congleton	[205]
	The Tragically Hip	We Are the Same	Rock	Universal Music Canada	Bob Rock	[206]
April 9	Woods	Songs of Shame	Folk, psychedelic folk	Woodsist, Shrimper	Jeremy Earl, Jarvis Taveniere	[207]
April 13	Soap&Skin	Lovetune for Vacuum	Experimental, dark wave, electronica, dark ambient	Couch Records, PIAS	Anja Plaschg	[208]
April 14	Big Business	Mind the Drift	Heavy metal	Hydra Head		[209]
	The Boy Least Likely To	Law of the Playground	Indie pop	Too Young to Die	Jamie Johnson, Peter Hobbs	[210]
	Day26	Forever in a Day	R&B, hip hop	Bad Boy, Atlantic		[211]
	Den Saakaldte	All Hail Pessimism				[212]
	Fastball	Little White Lies	Rock	RED	Miles Zuniga, CJ Eiriksson	[213]
	Jill Sobule	California Years		Pinko Records	Don Was	[214]
	k-os	Yes!	Alternative hip hop	Universal Music Canada	k-os, Rich Kidd	[215]
	The Last Vegas	Whatever Gets You Off	Hard rock, glam metal, heavy metal, glam rock	Eleven Seven	Nikki Sixx, DJ Ashba, Marti Frederiksen	[216]
	Prefuse 73	Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian	Electronic	Warp	Prefuse 73	[217]
	Silversun Pickups	Swoon	Alternative rock, indie rock, shoegazing, dream pop	Dangerbird	Dave Cooley	[218]
	Willie Nile	House of a Thousand Guitars	Rock	River House Records		[219]
April 17	Depeche Mode	Sounds of the Universe	Synth-pop, electronic rock	Mute	Ben Hillier	[220]
April 20	Art Brut	Art Brut vs. Satan	Indie rock, art punk, garage rock	Downtown, Cooking Vinyl	Frank Black	[221]
	Asher Roth	Asleep in the Bread Aisle	Alternative hip hop, jazz rap	School Boy, SRC, Universal Motown	Scooter Braun, Oren Yoel, David Appleton, Don Cannon, Nottz, Ben H. Allen, Novel, Mike Caren	[222]
	Camera Obscura	My Maudlin Career	Indie pop	4AD	Jari Haapalainen	[223]
	Chimaira	The Infection	Groove metal, metalcore	Ferret, Nuclear Blast	Ben Schigel	[224]
	Earth Crisis	To the Death	Metalcore	Century Media		[225]
	Fightstar	Be Human	Alternative rock, symphonic rock, post-hardcore	Search and Destroy Records, PIAS	Carl Bown, Fightstar	[226]
April 21	As Cities Burn	Hell or High Water	Indie rock	Tooth & Nail	Brad Wood	[227]
	Bearfoot	Doors and Windows	Bluegrass, Americana	Compass	Garry West	[228]
	Chester French	Love the Future	Indie pop, futurepop, synth-pop, electronic	Star Trak, Interscope	Chester French	[229]
	The Horrors	Primary Colours	Shoegazing, post-punk revival, gothic rock	XL	The Horrors, Geoff Barrow, Craig Silvey, Chris Cunningham	[230]
	Isis	Wavering Radiant	Post-metal, sludge metal, progressive metal	Ipecac	Joe Barresi	[231]
	Jane's Addiction	A Cabinet of Curiosities	Alternative rock	Rhino		[232]
	Jars of Clay	The Long Fall Back to Earth	Rock, Christian rock	Gray Matters Records, Essential	Jars of Clay, Ron Aniello	[233]
	The Juan MacLean	The Future Will Come	House, nu-disco	DFA	The Juan MacLean, The DFA	[234]
	Manchester Orchestra	Mean Everything to Nothing	Indie rock, alternative rock	Favorite Gentlemen	Joe Chiccarelli, Dan Hannon	[235]
	Meg & Dia	Here, Here and Here	Alternative rock, indie rock, indie pop	Warner Bros., Sire	Howard Benson	[236]
	Rick Ross	Deeper Than Rap	Hip hop	MMG, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam	Rick Ross, Shakir Stewart, Ted "Touche" Lucas, Khaled Khaled, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, The Inkredibles, The Runners, Tricky Stewart, Bigg D, DJ Toomp, Drumma Boy, Bink	[237]
	Tinted Windows	Tinted Windows	Alternative rock, power pop	S-Curve	James Iha, Adam Schlesinger	[238]
April 25	Serebro	OpiumRoz	Electronic rock	Monolit Records, Symbolic Records	Maxim Fadeev	[239]
April 27	The Enemy	Music For The People	Indie rock, punk rock	Warner Bros.	Mike Crossey	[240]
April 27	OSI	Blood	Progressive metal	Inside Out	Jim Matheos, Kevin Moore	[241]
April 28	Ben Folds	Ben Folds Presents: University A Cappella!	A cappella	Sony Music	Ben Folds	[242]
	Bob Dylan	Together Through Life	Folk rock, blues rock	Columbia		[243]
	Halestorm	Halestorm	Hard rock, post-grunge	Atlantic	Howard Benson	[244]
	Heaven & Hell	The Devil You Know	Heavy metal, doom metal	Rhino, Roadrunner	Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Mike Exeter	[245]
	Immaculate Machine	High on Jackson Hill	Indie rock	Mint		[246]
	Japandroids	Post-Nothing	Indie rock, noise rock, lo-fi	Unfamiliar Records	Japandroids	[247]
	Julian Marley	Awake	Reggae	Universal, Tuff Gong	Stephen Marley, Julian Marley, Paul Fakhourie, Luke Andrews	[248]
	Mike Jones	The Voice	Hip hop	Ice Age, Asylum	Big E, Mike Dean, Dat Boy Chyco, Jim Jonsin, Bigg D, Amadeus, Mr. Collipark, Mannie Fresh, J.R. Rotem, Swole, Essay Potna, Kojack, Myke Diesel	[249]
	NOFX	Coaster	Punk rock, ska punk	Fat Wreck Chords	Bill Stevenson	[250]
	Patrick Watson	Wooden Arms	Dream pop, psychedelic folk	Secret City	Patrick Watson	[251]
	Pilot Speed	Wooden Bones	Rock	MapleMusic, Wind-up	Gregg Wattenberg	[252]
	Tech N9ne	Sickology 101	Midwest hip hop	Strange Music	Matic Lee, Wyshmaster, Young Fyre, Seven	[253]
	Thee Oh Sees	Help	Alternative rock, garage rock, noise rock, psychedelic rock	In the Red		[254]
	Wyrd	Kalivägi				[255]
April 30	Nek	Un'altra direzione	Pop rock, soft rock			[256]

May

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
May 1	Madina Lake	Attics to Eden	Alternative rock, post-hardcore	Roadrunner	David Bendeth	[257]
May 1	Peaches	I Feel Cream	Electroclash, synth-pop, electropunk, electro house	XL	Digitalism, Drums of Death, Peaches, Shapemod, Simian Mobile Disco, Soulwax	[258]
May 2	Gallows	Grey Britain	Hardcore punk, metalcore			[259]
May 3	Ciara	Fantasy Ride	R&B			[260]
May 4	Fischerspooner	Entertainment	Electropop		Fischerspooner, Jeff Saltzman	[261]
May 4	The Maccabees	Wall of Arms	Indie rock	Fiction	Markus Dravs	[262]
May 5	Akron / Family	Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free	Experimental rock, indie folk			[263]
	The Chariot	Wars and Rumors of Wars	Metalcore, mathcore			[264]
	Chrisette Michele	Epiphany	R&B, pop, soul	Def Jam	Ne-Yo, Chuck Harmony, Allstar, Darkchild, Bei Maejor	[265]
	Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band	Outer South	Folk rock, indie rock, Americana	Merge		[266]
	Cracker	Sunrise in the Land of Milk and Honey	Alternative			[267]
	Decyfer Down	Crash	Post-grunge, alternative metal Christian rock			[268]
	The Devil Wears Prada	With Roots Above and Branches Below	Metalcore			[269]
	Hatebreed	For the Lions	Metalcore, hardcore punk, groove metal, thrash metal	Koch	Chris "Zeuss" Harris	[270]
	New York Dolls	Cause I Sez So	Hard Rock	Atco	Todd Rundgren	[271]
	Newsboys	In the Hands of God	Christian rock, pop rock	Inpop	Peter Furler, Max Hsu, Jeff Frankenstein	[272]
	Psychostick	Sandwich	Comedy rock, metalcore, hardcore punk, progressive metal	Rock Ridge	Psychostick	[273]
	St. Vincent	Actor	Baroque pop, indie pop, progressive pop, art pop	4AD	John Congleton, Annie Clark	[274]
	Yusuf Islam	Roadsinger	Folk rock		Yusuf, Martin Terefe	[275]
	Zao	Awake?	Metalcore	Ferret	Tim Lambesis, Daniel Castleman, Scott Mellinger	[276]
May 8	Epica	The Classical Conspiracy	Symphonic death metal, neoclassical metal	Nuclear Blast	Epica, Sascha Paeth	[277]
May 11	In Case of Fire	Align the Planets	Progressive rock, alternative rock, new prog, post-hardcore	Search and Destroy Records	Gil Norton	[278]
May 11	Marmaduke Duke	Duke Pandemonium	Alternative rock, dance-pop, funk	14th Floor Records	J.P. Reid, Simon Neil	[279]
May 12	Aiden	Knives	Horror punk, melodic hardcore	Victory	Aiden, Justin Armstrong	[280]
	Cam'ron	Crime Pays	Hip hop	Diplomat, Asylum, Warner Bros.	Cam'ron, Skitzo, AraabMuzik, I.N.F.O., NOVA, P Thrillz, YH	[281]
	The Crystal Method	Divided by Night	Electronica	Tiny e Records		[282]
	Maxïmo Park	Quicken the Heart	Alternative rock, indie rock, post-punk revival	Warp	Nick Launay	[283]
	Meat Puppets	Sewn Together	Alternative rock	Megaforce	Curt Kirkwood	[284]
	Paul Wall	Fast Life	Hip hop, Southern hip hop	Swishahouse, Asylum	Beanz N Kornbread, Mouse, Travis Barker, Happy Perez, I.N.F.O. and NOVA	[285]
May 13	Dead by April	Dead by April	Metalcore, melodic death metal, alternative metal	Universal	Henrik Edenhed	[286]
May 15	Coldplay	LeftRightLeftRightLeft	Alternative rock	Capitol, Parlophone		[287]
	Eminem	Relapse	Horrorcore, hardcore hip hop	Aftermath	Dr. Dre, Doc Ish, Eminem	[288]
	Green Day	21st Century Breakdown	Pop punk, alternative rock, punk rock, power pop	Reprise	Butch Vig, Green Day	[289]
May 18	Kate Voegele	A Fine Mess	Pop, pop rock	MySpace, Interscope	Mark Schwahn, Mike Elizondo	[290]
	Madness	The Liberty of Norton Folgate	Ska, pop, reggae	Lucky Seven, Yep Roc	Clive Langer, Alan Winstanley	[291]
	Manic Street Preachers	Journal for Plague Lovers	Post-punk, alternative rock	Columba	Steve Albini, Dave Eringa	[292]
	Old Man's Child	Slaves of the World	Symphonic black metal	Century Media	Fredrik Nordström	[293]
	Passion Pit	Manners		Frenchkiss, Columbia	Chris Zane	[294]
	Sunn O)))	Monoliths & Dimensions	Drone metal, avant-garde, dark ambient	Southern Lord	Mell Dettmer, Randall Dunn	[295]
May 19	Busta Rhymes	Back on My B.S.	East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop	Universal Motown	Busta Rhymes, Cool & Dre, Danja, DJ Scratch, Dready Beats, Focus..., Jelly Roll, King Karnov, Mr. Porter, Needlz, Pharrell Williams, Ron Browz, Ty Fyffe	[296]
	Carbon Leaf	Nothing Rhymes with Woman		Vanguard		[297]
	CKY	Carver City	Alternative metal, stoner metal, alternative rock, post-grunge	Roadrunner	Chad I Ginsburg, Deron Miller	[298]
	Diane Birch	Bible Belt	Soul, blues	S-Curve	Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Michael Mangini	[299]
	DJ Drama	Gangsta Grillz: The Album (Vol. 2)	Hip hop	Grand Hustle, Atlantic	T.I., Jason Geter, V12 The Hitman, Drumma Boy, DJ Khalil, Lil' C, Zaytoven, Tricky Stewart, The-Dream	[300]
	Family Force 5	Dance or Die with a Vengeance	Crunkcore, Christian rock, Dance, techno	Transparent Media Group	Joe Baldridge, Solomon "Soul Glow Activatur" Olds	[301]
	IAMX	Kingdom of Welcome Addiction	Alternative rock, industrial rock, dark cabaret	Metropolis, 61Seconds Records	Chris Corner	[302]
	Iron & Wine	Around the Well	Folk rock	Sub Pop		[303]
	Kenny Chesney	Greatest Hits II	Country	BNA	Buddy Cannon, Kenny Chesney	[304]
	Mat Kearney	City of Black & White	Rock, pop	Aware, Columbia	Robert Marvin, Mat Kearney	[305]
	Method Man & Redman	Blackout! 2	Hip hop	Def Jam	Erick Sermon, Rockwilder, Pete Rock, Buckwild, Nasty Kutt, DJ Scratch, Havoc, Mathematics, Ty Fyffe, Bink	[306]
	Ruben Studdard	Love Is	R&B	Hickory	Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Stargate, Martin K, Teddy Riley, John Rich, Ne-Yo	[307]
	Tori Amos	Abnormally Attracted to Sin		Universal Republic	Tori Amos	[308]
	White Rabbits	It's Frightening	Indie rock	TBD, Mute	Britt Daniel	[309]
May 20	Marilyn Manson	The High End of Low	Glam rock, industrial metal	Interscope	Sean Beavan, Marilyn Manson, Twiggy Ramirez, Chris Vrenna	[310]
May 22	Esmée Denters	Outta Here	Synth-pop, R&B	Interscope, Tennman	Justin Timberlake, Toby Gad, Ryan Tedder, Polow da Don, Stargate, Jason Perry, Machopsycho, The Y's, Hannon Lane, Danja, Mike Elizondo, Novel	[311]
May 25	1349	Revelations of the Black Flame	Black metal, avant-garde metal	Candlelight	Ravn	[312]
	Devin Townsend	Ki	Progressive rock, progressive metal, blues rock	HevyDevy Records	Devin Townsend	[313]
	Iggy Pop	Préliminaires	Jazz, rock, blues	Astralwerks, Virgin	Hal Cragin	[314]
	Phoenix	Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix	Indie pop, synth-pop, new wave	V2, Loyauté, Glassnote	Phoenix, Philippe Zdar	[315]
May 26	Black Moth Super Rainbow	Eating Us		Graveface	Dave Fridmann	[316]
	Electrik Red	How to Be a Lady: Volume 1	R&B	Radio Killa, Def Jam	The-Dream, L.O.S Da Mystro, Sean K., Tricky Stewart	[317]
	Eros Ramazzotti	Ali e radici	Pop, rock			[318]
	Grizzly Bear	Veckatimest	Indie rock, psychedelic folk, folk rock, baroque pop	Warp	Chris Taylor	[319]
	Hayden	The Place Where We Lived	Acoustic rock, indie folk, alternative country, folk rock	Hardwood, Universal Music Canada	Howie Beck	[320]
	Mandy Moore	Amanda Leigh	Country, folk, pop	RED, Sony Music	Mike Viola	[321]
	Minsk	With Echoes in the Movement of Stone	Post-metal, doom metal	Relapse	Sanford Parker	[322]
	Wisin & Yandel	La Revolución	Reggaeton, R&B, electropop	WY, Machete	Nesty "La Mente Maestra", Victor "El Nazi", Marioso, Tainy, Luny Tunes	[323]
May 27	Amorphis	Skyforger	Folk metal, progressive metal, melodic death metal	Nuclear Blast	Mikko Karmila, Marco Hietala, Amorphis	[324]
May 28	Rock Plaza Central	...at the moment of our most needing	Indie rock			[325]
May 29	Eskimo Joe	Inshalla	Alternative rock	Warner	Gil Norton	[326]

June

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
June 1	Patrick Wolf	The Bachelor	Indietronica, folktronica, electronica	Bloody Chamber Music	Patrick Wolf	[327]
June 2	311	Uplifter	Alternative rock, reggae rock	Volcano	Bob Rock	[328]
	Dave Matthews Band	Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King	Alternative rock	RCA	Rob Cavallo	[329]
	Eels	Hombre Lobo	Rock	Vagrant	E	[330]
	Emery	...In Shallow Seas We Sail	Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore	Tooth & Nail	Aaron Sprinkle, Matt Carter	[331]
	Rancid	Let the Dominoes Fall	Punk rock, ska punk	Hellcat, Epitaph	Brett Gurewitz	[332]
	The Sounds	Crossing the Rubicon	New wave, post-punk revival	Arnioki Records, Original Signal Records	The Sounds, Adam Schlesinger, James Iha, Matt Mahaffey, Jeff Turzo, Tim Anderson, Mark Saunders, Daniel Johannson	[333]
	Taking Back Sunday	New Again	Alternative rock, pop rock, pop punk, post-hardcore	Warner Bros.	David Kahne, Matt Squire	[334]
June 3	The Black Eyed Peas	The E.N.D.	Pop, hip hop, dance	Interscope	apl.de.ap, Jean Baptiste, Printz Board, DJ Replay, Funkagenda, David Guetta, Keith Harris, Mark Knight, Poet Name Life, Frederic Riesterer, will.i.am	[335]
	Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana)	Hannah Montana 3	Teen pop, dance-pop, pop rock	Walt Disney	Mitch Allan, Kara DioGuardi, Aris Archontis, Jeannie Lurie, Chen Neeman, Antonina Armato, Tim James, Ali Dee Theodore, Jason Gleed, Alana da Fonseca, Marti Frederiksen, Toby Gad, Arama Brown, Dreamlab, Adam Watts, Andy Dodd, Matthew Gerrard, The Collective, Smidi, Justin Gray	[336]
	Titãs	Sacos Plásticos	Pop rock	Arsenal Music	Rick Bonadio	[337]
June 5	Chickenfoot	Chickenfoot	Hard rock, blues rock, heavy metal	Redline, earMUSIC, WHD Entertainment	Andy Johns, Chickenfoot	[338]
	Karnivool	Sound Awake	Progressive rock, alternative metal	Cymatic Records, Sony Music	Forrester Savell	[339]
	Kasabian	West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum	Indie rock, psychedelic rock, space rock, experimental rock	RCA	Dan the Automator, Sergio Pizzorno	[340]
	Little Boots	Hands	Electropop, synth-pop	679, Atlantic	Fred Bal, lJoe Goddard, Semothy Jones, Kid Gloves, Greg Kurstin, RedOne, Jas Shaw, Richard "Biff" Stannard	[341]
June 8	Datarock	Red	Dance-punk, funk, nu-disco			[342]
	Faith No More	The Very Best Definitive Ultimate Greatest Hits Collection	Alternative metal, experimental rock, alternative rock	Rhino		[343]
	Placebo	Battle for the Sun	Alternative rock	PIAS	David Bottrill	[344]
	Steel Panther	Feel the Steel	Glam metal, heavy metal, comedy rock	Universal	Jay Ruston	[345]
June 9	Anti-Flag	The People or the Gun	Punk rock	SideOneDummy	Anti-Flag	[346]
	The Clarks	Restless Days	Rock	High Wire Music	Sean McDonald	[347]
	Coalesce	OX	Metalcore, mathcore	Relapse	Ed Rose	[348]
	Dirty Projectors	Bitte Orca	Indie rock, experimental pop	Domino		[349]
	Dredg	The Pariah, the Parrot, the Delusion	Alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental rock, art rock	Ohlone Recordings, Independent Label	Matt Radosevich	[350]
	Elvis Costello	Secret, Profane & Sugarcane	Americana, country folk, country rock	Hear Music, Universal	T Bone Burnett	[351]
	The Friday Night Boys	Off the Deep End	Power pop, pop punk	Fueled by Ramen	Emanuel Kiriakou, Benny Blanco	[352]
	Little Boots	Illuminations	Synth-pop, nu-disco, dance-pop	Elektra	Joe Goddard, Simon Gogerly, Kid Gloves, Greg Kurstin, Simon Lord, Sebastian Muravchik, Ali Renault	[353]
	Miike Snow	Miike Snow	Indie pop, synth-pop	Downtown	Miike Snow	[354]
	Mos Def	The Ecstatic	Conscious rap, alternative hip hop	Downtown	Georgia Anne Muldrow, J Dilla, Madlib, Mos Def, Mr. Flash, The Neptunes, Oh No, Preservation	[355]
	A Skylit Drive	Adelphia	Post-hardcore, screamo	Fearless	Casey Bates	[356]
	Sonic Youth	The Eternal	Indie rock, experimental rock	Matador	John Agnello	[357]
	There for Tomorrow	A Little Faster	Alternative rock, pop punk, emo	Hopeless	David Bendeth, James Paul Wisner	[358]
June 11	Ashley Tisdale	Guilty Pleasure	Pop rock	Warner Bros.	Josh Alexander, Alke, Heather Bright, Deekay, Dreamlab, Pop & Oak, Toby Gad, Chris Garcia, Kapari, Emanuel Kiriakou, Kelly Levesque, Papa JustifiPlay, Billy Steinberg, Twin	[359]
June 11	Idlewild	Post Electric Blues	Indie rock	Cooking Vinyl	Dave Eringa	[360]
June 12	A-ha	Foot of the Mountain	Synth-pop	We Love Music, Polydor, Universal	A-ha, Steve Osborne, Mark Saunders, Roland Spremberg, Erik Ljunggren	[361]
	Hilltop Hoods	State of the Art	Australian hip hop	Golden Era	Hilltop Hoods	[362]
	Jonas Brothers	Lines, Vines and Trying Times	Rock	Hollywood	John Fields	[363]
June 15	Magnum	Into the Valley of the Moonking	Rock	SPV	Sheena Sear, Tony Clarkin	[364]
	Riverside	Anno Domini High Definition	Progressive rock, progressive metal, jazz fusion	Mystic Production, Inside Out Music, SPV	Riverside	[365]
	Spinnerette	Spinnerette	Alternative rock, indie rock	Anthem, Hassle Records	Alain Johannes	[366]
	We Were Promised Jetpacks	These Four Walls	Indie rock, post-punk revival, folk rock	Fat Cat	Ken Thomas, Joylon Thomas, Peter Katis	[367]
June 16	Everyday Sunday	Best Night of Our Lives	Christian rock	Inpop		[368]
	George Harrison	Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison	Rock	Dark Horse, Parlophone, Apple	Ray Cooper, Dave Edmunds, Dhani Harrison, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Phil Spector, Russ Titelman	[369]
	Incubus	Monuments and Melodies	Alternative rock	Epic, Immortal	Brendan O'Brien, Scott Litt	[370]
	Major Lazer	Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do	EDM, dancehall, reggae, dubstep	Downtown	Diplo, Switch	[371]
	Spinal Tap	Back from the Dead	Comedy rock, heavy metal	Spuzzle Records, Polymer Records		[372]
	Street Sweeper Social Club	Street Sweeper Social Club	Rap rock, alternative rock, funk rock	Warner Bros.	Tom Morello	[373]
June 19	Gossip	Music for Men	Indie rock, garage rock, dance-rock	Columbia	Rick Rubin	[374]
	The Temper Trap	Conditions	Indie rock, indie pop	Liberation Music, Infectious, Glassnote	Jim Abbiss	[375]
	VNV Nation	Of Faith, Power and Glory	Futurepop, electro-industrial, electropop	Anachron Records		[376]
June 22	Amazing Baby	Rewild	Indie rock	Shangri-La, Cooperative Music	Amazing Baby, Claudius Mittendorfer	[377]
June 22	White Denim	Fits	Indie rock, psychedelic rock	Downtown, Full Time Hobby	White Denim	[378]
June 23	Alexisonfire	Old Crows / Young Cardinals	Post-hardcore	Dine Alone	Julius Butty	[379]
	Cheap Trick	The Latest	Hard rock, power pop	Cheap Trick Unlimited	Cheap Trick, Julian Raymond, Howard Willing	[380]
	The Cliks	Dirty King	Alternative rock	Warner Bros., Tommy Boy	Sylvia Massy	[381]
	Darkest Hour	The Eternal Return	Melodic death metal	Victory	Brian McTernan	[382]
	The Dear Hunter	Act III: Life and Death	Progressive rock, symphonic rock, experimental rock	Triple Crown	Casey Crescenzo	[383]
	Deer Tick	Born on Flag Day	Indie rock, alternative country	Partisan	Ari Schenck	[384]
	Dinosaur Jr.	Farm	Alternative rock	Jagjaguwar	J Mascis	[385]
	Dream Theater	Black Clouds & Silver Linings	Progressive metal, progressive rock	Roadrunner	John Petrucci, Mike Portnoy	[386]
	Ginuwine	A Man's Thoughts	R&B, soul, hip hop	Notifi Records, Asylum, Warner Bros.	Ted Clinkscale, Melvin Coleman, Bryan-Michael Cox, Blac Elvis, J-Roc, Dante Jackson, Bei Maejor, Michael Naylor, Pop & Oak, Melvin Rogers, Timbaland	[387]
	Hit the Lights	Coast to Coast	Pop punk, easycore	Triple Crown	Mark Trombino, John Feldmann	[388]
	Jay Brannan	In Living Cover	Folk, acoustic	Great Depression Records, Nettwerk	Jay Brannan, Drew Brody	[389]
	The Lemonheads	Varshons	Alternative rock, punk rock	The End	Gibby Haynes	[390]
	The Mars Volta	Octahedron	Progressive rock, experimental rock	Warner Bros., Mercury	Omar Rodríguez-López	[391]
	Maylene and the Sons of Disaster	III	Hard rock, Southern metal	Ferret	Jason Elgin	[392]
	Paulina Rubio	Gran City Pop	Latin pop, dance-pop	Universal Music Latino	Cachorro López, Lester Mendez, Chris Rodríguez, Fernando Montesinos	[393]
	Pete Yorn	Back and Fourth	Alternative rock	Columbia	Mike Mogis, Rick Rubin	[394]
	Reverie Sound Revue	Reverie Sound Revue	Indie rock	Boompa	Marc De Pape	[395]
	Regina Spektor	Far	Anti-folk, indie rock	Sire	Mike Elizondo, Jacknife Lee, Jeff Lynne, David Kahne, Regina Spektor	[396]
	Sunset Rubdown	Dragonslayer	Indie rock	Jagjaguwar		[397]
	Tortoise	Beacons of Ancestorship	Post-rock	Thrill Jockey		[398]
June 29	Anaal Nathrakh	In the Constellation of the Black Widow	Black metal, grindcore, industrial metal	Candlelight, FETO Records	Mick Kenney	[399]
	Moby	Wait for Me	Downtempo, ambient, electronica	Little Idiot Records, Mute	Moby	[400]
	La Roux	La Roux	Synth-pop	Polydor	Ben Hirst, Elly Jackson, Ben Langmaid	[401]
June 30	Ace Hood	Ruthless	Hip hop	We the Best, Def Jam	DJ Khaled, The Runners, Carvin & Ivan, Cardiak, Schife & OhZee, The Inkredibles, Tricky Stewart, The-Dream, G4 Music, DJ Nasty & LVM	[402]
	Brad Paisley	American Saturday Night	Country	Arista Nashville	Frank Rogers	[403]
	Killswitch Engage	Killswitch Engage	Metalcore	Roadrunner	Brendan O'Brien, Adam Dutkiewicz	[404]
	Maino	If Tomorrow Comes...	Hip hop	Hustle Hard Records, Atlantic	Maino, Swizz Beatz, G.Q. Beats, Prettyboy, Bradd Young, Da Beatstaz, BG Beatz, Blast Off, Just Blaze, Nard & B, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Mista Raja, D. Smitty, Versatile, Delemma, Lenwood Reed, Chris Styles, Charlemagne, Steven Kang Cruz, Brian Berger	[405]
	Mark Karan	Walk Through the Fire	Rock	Quacktone Records, DIG Music	Mark Karan	[406]
	Obituary	Darkest Day	Death metal	Candlelight	Mark Prator	[407]
	Rob Thomas	Cradlesong	Pop rock	Atlantic	Matt Serletic	[408]
	Suicide Silence	No Time to Bleed	Deathcore	Century Nedia	Machine	[409]
	Wilco	Wilco	Alternative rock	Nonesuch	Wilco, Jim Scott	[410]

Third quarter

July

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
July 3	Cascada	Evacuate the Dancefloor	Eurodance, dance-pop, electropop	Zooland	Manuel Reuter, Yann Peifer	[411]
	Florence and the Machine	Lungs	Indie pop, art rock, punk blues, electronic rock	Island	Paul Epworth, James Ford, Charlie Hugall, Steve Mackey, Eg White	[412]
	Suffocation	Blood Oath	Technical death metal	Nuclear Blast	Joe Cincotta, Zack Ohren	[413]
July 4	Atmosphere	Leak at Will	Hip hop, alternative hip hop	Rhymesayers Entertainment	Ant	[414]
July 7	All Time Low	Nothing Personal	Emo pop, pop punk	Hopeless	Matt Squire, Butch Walker, SAM & Sluggo, David Bendeth	[415]
	Big D and the Kids Table	Fluent in Stroll	Dub, ska, reggae	SideOneDummy	Joe Gittleman	[416]
	Billy Boy on Poison	Drama Junkie Queen		Ironworks		[417]
	Born of Osiris	A Higher Place	Progressive metalcore, deathcore	Sumerian	Zeuss	[418]
	Céu	Vagarosa		Urban Jungle, Six Degrees	Beto Vilares, Gustavo Lenza Gui Amabis	[419]
	Death by Stereo	Death Is My Only Friend	Heavy metal, hardcore punk	Serjical Strike	Jason Freese	[420]
	The Donnas	Greatest Hits Vol. 16	Hard rock, punk rock	Purple Feather, Redeye	Allison Robertson, Brett Anderson, Maya Ford, Torry Castellano, Jay Ruston, Robert Shimp, Darin Raffaelli	[421]
	Job for a Cowboy	Ruination	Death metal	Metal Blade	Jason Suecof	[422]
	Marcy Playground	Leaving Wonderland...in a fit of rage		Woz Records		[423]
	Poison the Well	The Tropic Rot	Post-hardcore, experimental rock	Ferret	Steve Evetts	[424]
	Stellastarr	Civilized	Indie rock, post-punk	Bloated Wife Records	Tim O'Heir	[425]
July 10	Billy Talent	Billy Talent III	Post-punk, post-hardcore, punk rock, experimental rock			[426]
July 13	Clark	Totems Flare		Warp	Chris Clark	[427]
	Clutch	Strange Cousins from the West	Stoner rock, blues rock	Weathermaker Music	J. Robbins	[428]
	He Is Legend	It Hates You	Hard rock, stoner rock, alternative rock, psychedelic rock			[429]
	Judas Priest	A Touch of Evil: Live	Heavy metal	Sony Music, Epic	Judas Priest, Tom Allom	[430]
	The Rumble Strips	Welcome to the Walk Alone	Rock	Island	Mark Ronson	[431]
July 14	Adelitas Way	Adelitas Way	Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge	Virgin	Johnny K, Brian Howes	[432]
	Arkaea	Years in the Darkness	Metalcore, groove metal, industrial metal	eOne		[433]
	August Burns Red	Constellations	Melodic metalcore	Solid State	Jason Suecof	[434]
	Brooke White	High Hopes & Heartbreak	Folk music, indie pop	June Baby Records	Randy Jackson, Dave Cobb	[435]
	Daughtry	Leave This Town	Alternative rock, pop rock, post-grunge, hard rock	RCA	Howard Benson	[436]
	The Dead Weather	Horehound	Garage rock, blues rock	Third Man, Warner Bros.	Jack White	[437]
	DevilDriver	Pray for Villains	Groove metal, melodic death metal	Roadrunner		[438]
	John Forté	Stylefree the EP				[439]
	Krizz Kaliko	Genius	Alternative hip hop, R&B	Strange Music	Karbon, Matic Lee, Rob Rebeck, Seven, Wyshmaster, Young Fyre	[440]
	Project 86	Picket Fence Cartel	Post-hardcore, alternative metal			[441]
	pureNRG	The Real Thing	CCM, pop			[442]
	Sick Puppies	Tri-Polar	Alternative metal, nu metal, post-grunge, alternative rock	Virgin		[443]
July 17	Ana Popović	Blind for Love	Electric blues, blues rock, jazz, funk	Eclecto Groove	Mark Dearnley, Ana Popović, Tony Braunagel, Randy Chortkoff, Robert Fitzpatrick	[444]
July 17	Jordin Sparks	Battlefield	Pop, R&B	Jive	Benny Blanco, Cutfather, Scott Cutler, Toby Gad, Claude Kelly, Dr. Luke, Harvey Mason Jr., Carlos McKinney, Sam Mizell, Anne Preven, The Runaways, Lucas Secon, Ryan Tedder, Dapo Torimiro	[445]
July 21	Civil Twilight	Civil Twilight	Indie rock, alternative rock	Wind-up	Civil Twilight, Noel Golden, Michael Carney	[446]
	Demi Lovato	Here We Go Again	Pop, pop rock	Hollywood	John Fields, Gary Clark, SuperSpy, Aris Archonitis, Jeannie Lurie, Chen Neeman, Adam Watts, Adam Dodd	[447]
	The Fiery Furnaces	I'm Going Away	Indie rock			[448]
	Our Lady Peace	Burn Burn	Alternative rock	Coalition Entertainment	Raine Maida	[449]
	Portugal. The Man	The Satanic Satanist	Psychedelic pop	Equal Vision	Paul Kolderie, Anthony Saffery, Adam Taylor	[450]
	Set Your Goals	This Will Be the Death of Us	Pop punk	Epitaph	Mike Green	[451]
	Sugar Ray	Music for Cougars	Pop rock	Pulse Recordings	Josh Abraham, Steve Fox, Stan Frazier, Tim Pagnotta, SAM and Sluggo, Luke Walker	[452]
July 28	Fabolous	Loso's Way	Hip hop	Desert Storm, Def Jam	DJ Clue?, Duro, Fabolous, Skane, Ryan Leslie, Tricky Stewart, Streetrunner, L Pro, The Runners, DJ Khalil, BlackOut Movement, Rico Law, Kevin Cossom, The-Dream	[453]
	George Thorogood and the Destroyers	The Dirty Dozen	Blues rock, Boogie rock	Capitol	Jim Gaines, Delaware Destroyers	[454]
	Kristinia DeBarge	Exposed	Pop, R&B			[455]
	Owl City	Ocean Eyes	Synth-pop, electronica	Universal Republic	Adam Young	[456]
July 31	Frankmusik	Complete Me	Electropop, synth-pop, dance-pop	Island	Frankmusik, David Norland, Stuart Price, Fraser T. Smith, Mark Taylor, Jeremy Wheatley	[457]

August

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
August 3	Bap Kennedy	Howl On	Country rock	Lonely Street Discs	Bap Kennedy	[458]
	Enochian Theory	Evolution: Creatio Ex Nihilio	Progressive rock			[459]
	The Twang	Jewellery Quarter	Indie rock	B-Unique		[460]
	Wild Beasts	Two Dancers	Indie rock, art rock, dream pop	Domino	Richard Formby, Wild Beasts	[461]
August 4	Aaron Shust	Take Over				[462]
	Amanda Blank	I Love You	Dirty rap, Baltimore club, electropop	Downtown	Diplo, Switch, XXXChange, Jacknife Lee	[463]
	Anchor & Braille	Felt	Acoustic rock, baroque pop, folk, ambient			[464]
	Fruit Bats	The Ruminant Band	Folk rock	Sub Pop		[465]
	Gloriana	Gloriana	Country		Matt Serletic	[466]
	Jay Reatard	Watch Me Fall	Garage rock, indie rock, power pop, punk rock	Matador		[467]
	Julian Plenti	Julian Plenti is... Skyscraper	Alternative rock, art rock	Matador	Paul Banks, Peter Katis	[468]
	Modest Mouse	No One's First, and You're Next	Alternative rock	Epic		[469]
	Nightmare of You	Infomaniac	Indie rock	The Bevonshire Label, Brookvale Records	Nightmare of You	[470]
August 5	Mutemath	Armistice	Alternative rock, post-rock	Teleprompt, Warner Bros.	Mutemath, Dennis Herring	[471]
August 7	Behemoth	Evangelion	Blackened death metal	Nuclear Blast, Metal Blade		[472]
August 9	Thrice	Beggars	Experimental rock, post-hardcore, alternative rock	Vagrant	Teppi Teranishi, Thrice	[473]
August 10	Jessie James	Jessie James	Country, pop			[474]
August 11	Britt Nicole	The Lost Get Found	Christian rock, Christian hip hop	Sparrow	Robert "Aurel M" Marvin, Dan Muckala, Adam B Smith, Joshua Crosby	[475]
	Cobra Starship	Hot Mess	Dance-pop, synth-pop, alternative rock, pop punk	Fueled by Ramen, Decaydance, Columbia	Mike Caren, Bruno Mars	[476]
	Dan Mangan	Nice, Nice, Very Nice	Indie rock	Arts & Crafts		[477]
	George Strait	Twang	Country	MCA Nashville	Tony Brown, George Strait	[478]
	Justin Moore	Justin Moore	Country, country rock	Valory	Jeremy Stover	[479]
	Robert Cray	This Time	Blues	Vanguard, Nozzle Records	Robert Cray	[480]
	Slaughterhouse	Slaughterhouse	Hardcore hip hop	eOne	The Alchemist, DJ Khalil, Streetrunner, Mr. Porter, Filthy Rockwell, Emile, Focus..., Realson	[481]
	Winds of Plague	The Great Stone War	Deathcore, symphonic metal	Century Media	Daniel Castleman	[482]
August 14	Calvin Harris	Ready for the Weekend	Dance			[483]
August 14	The xx	xx	Indie pop, dream pop, indie rock	Young Turks	Jamie Smith	[484]
August 15	Dappled Cities	Zounds	Alternative	Speak 'n Spell, Dangerbird	Chris Coady	[485]
August 17	Mew	No More Stories...	Alternative rock, indie rock, progressive rock, dream pop			[486]
August 18	Arctic Monkeys	Humbug	Hard rock, stoner rock, psychedelic rock	Domino	James Ford, Josh Homme	[487]
	As Tall as Lions	You Can't Take It with You	Indie rock	Triple Crown	As Tall As Lions, Noah Shain	[488]
	Brendan Benson	My Old, Familiar Friend	Rock	ATO	Dave Sardy, Gil Norton	[489]
	Broadway Calls	Good Views, Bad News	Pop punk, punk rock	SideOneDummy	Bill Stevenson, Jason Livermore	[490]
	David Nail	I'm About to Come Alive	Country	MCA Nashville	Frank Liddell, Mike Wruckle	[491]
	Dawes	North Hills	Folk rock	ATO	Jonathan Wilson	[492]
	Gwar	Lust in Space	Thrash metal, heavy metal, comedy rock	Metal Blade	Cory Smoot, Gwar	[493]
	Otep	Smash the Control Machine	Alternative metal, nu metal	Victory	Ulrich Wild	[494]
	Reba McEntire	Keep On Loving You	Country	Starstruck, Valory	Tony Brown, Mark Bright, Reba McEntire	[495]
	Sean Paul	Imperial Blaze	Dancehall, reggae, reggae fusion, R&B	Atlantic	Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor, Don Corleon, Supacoop, Leftside, Jigzag, Delano Thomas, Supa Dups	[496]
	Shiloh	Picture Imperfect	Pop punk, pop rock	Universal	Shiloh, Ivan Berry, Daniel Mekinda, Troy Samson, Mike James, Rob Wells, Justin Forsley	[497]
	Third Eye Blind	Ursa Major	Rock, alternative rock	Mega Collider	Stephan Jenkins	[498]
August 21	Jet	Shaka Rock	Hard rock	Virgin, Five Seven	Jet, Chris "Frenchie" Smith	[499]
August 21	Kisschasy	Seizures	Pop rock, alternative rock	Below Par	Rob Schnapf	[500]
August 24	Athlete	Black Swan	Indie rock, alternative rock, post-Britpop	Fiction	Tom Rothrock	[501]
	David Guetta	One Love	House	Virgin, EMI, Astralwerks	David Guetta, Frédéric Riesterer, Jean-Claude Sindres, Sandy Vee	[502]
	Imogen Heap	Ellipse	Electronica, ambient	Megaphonic, RCA Victor	Imogen Heap	[503]
	LeToya	Lady Love	R&B	Capitol		[504]
August 25	Blitzen Trapper	Black River Killer	Alternative country	Sub Pop		[505]
	Colbie Caillat	Breakthrough	Pop, pop rock	Universal Republic		[506]
	Collective Soul	Collective Soul (Rabbit)	Alternative rock, hard rock, post-grunge	Loud & Proud, Roadrunner	Ed Roland	[507]
	fun.	Aim and Ignite	Baroque pop, indie pop	Nettwerk	Steven McDonald	[508]
	Hockey	Mind Chaos	Indie rock, dance-punk			[509]
	Ingrid Michaelson	Everybody	Indie pop	Cabin 24	Dan Romer, Ingrid Michaelson	[510]
	Jack Ingram	Big Dreams & High Hopes	Country	Big Machine	Radney Foster, Jay Joyce, Doug Lancio, Jeremy Stover	[511]
	Leeland	Love Is on the Move	Christian rock	Reunion, Essential	Ed Cash, Steve Wilson	[512]
	Matisyahu	Light	Reggae fusion, reggae, hip hop, alternative rock	Epic, JDub, Or Music	David Kahne	[513]
	Matt Redman	We Shall Not Be Shaken	CCM, worship			[514]
	Municipal Waste	Massive Aggressive	Thrash metal, crossover thrash	Earache	Zeuss	[515]
	Needtobreathe	The Outsiders	Alternative rock, Christian rock, Southern rock, CCM	Atlantic	Needtobreathe, John Alagía, Rick Beato, Jim Scott	[516]
	Oh, Sleeper	Son of the Morning	Metalcore	Solid State	Andreas Lars Magnusson	[517]
	Sidewalk Prophets	These Simple Truths	Christian music	Word, Curb	Ian Eskelin, Shaun Shankel	[518]
	Skillet	Awake	Christian metal, hard rock, alternative metal	Atlantic	Howard Benson, Zachary Kelm	[519]
	Still Life Still	Girls Come Too				[520]
	Young Galaxy	Invisible Republic	Indie rock	Fontana North	Jace Lasek, Radwan Moumneh	[521]
August 28	A Fine Frenzy	Bomb in a Birdcage	Indie rock	Virgin		[522]
	Guilt Machine	On This Perfect Day	Progressive metal	Mascot	Arjen Anthony Lucassen	[523]
	Miley Cyrus	The Time of Our Lives				[524]
	Pitbull	Pitbull Starring in Rebelution	Crunk, dance, hip hop, reggaeton	J, Polo Grounds, Bad Boy Latino, Ultra, Orchard, Mr. 305	Jim Jonsin, Adrian "Drop" Santalla, Bass III Euro, Clinton Sparks, DJ Class, DJ Khalil, DJ Noodles, Dr. Luke, Lil Jon, Nicola Fasano, Play-N-Skillz, Point Blank The Marksman	[525]
	Whitney Houston	I Look to You	Pop, disco	Arista	Clive Davis, Whitney Houston,Larry Jackson, Alicia Keys, Akon, Danja, David Foster, Emanuel Kiriakou, Eric Hudson, Fernando Garibay, Harvey Mason Jr., R. Kelly, Stargate, Swizz Beatz	[526]
August 31	3 Inches of Blood	Here Waits Thy Doom	Heavy metal, power metal	Century Media	Jack Endino	[527]
	The Black Crowes	Before the Frost...Until the Freeze	Southern rock, blues rock, hard rock	Silver Arrow	Paul Stacey	[528]
	Chevelle	Sci-Fi Crimes	Alternative metal, hard rock	Epic	Brian Virtue, Chevelle	[529]
	Derek Webb	Stockholm Syndrome	Synth-pop, electronica, Christian music	INO	Derek Webb, Joshua Moore	[530]
	Juliette Lewis	Terra Incognita	Rock	The End	Omar Rodríguez-López	[531]
	Noah and the Whale	The First Days of Spring	Indie folk	Vertigo, Cherrytree	Emery Dobyns, Charlie Fink	[532]
	The Used	Artwork	Emo, alternative rock, post-hardcore	Reprise		[533]
	The Wildhearts	¡Chutzpah!	Rock			[534]

September

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
September 1	Andrew W.K.	55 Cadillac	New-age, rock	Ecstatic Peace!, Skyscraper Music Maker	Andrew W.K.	[535]
	Chris Young	The Man I Want to Be	Country	RCA Nashville	James Stroud	[536]
	Insane Clown Posse	Bang! Pow! Boom!	Hip hop	Psychopathic	Mike E. Clark	[537]
	Jason Gray	Everything Sad Is Coming Untrue	Contemporary Christian music, folk rock	Centricity	Jason Ingram, Rusty Varencamp	[538]
	Skindred	Shark Bites and Dog Fights	Alternative metal, reggae rock, nu metal			[539]
	Terri Clark	The Long Way Home	Country	Capitol Nashville	Terri Clark	[540]
	They Might Be Giants	Here Comes Science	Children's, educational	Walt Disney	They Might Be Giants, Pat Dillett	[541]
September 7	Boys Like Girls	Love Drunk	Pop punk, pop rock, power pop, alternative rock	Columbia	Brian Howes	[542]
	The Cribs	Ignore the Ignorant	Indie rock, alternative rock	Wichita	Nick Launay	[543]
	Frank Turner	Poetry of the Deed	Folk rock	Xtra Mile, Epitaph	Alex Newport	[544]
	Jamie T	Kings & Queens	Indie rock, post-punk revival, hip hop	Virgin, Tearbridge International	Jamie T, Ben Coupland	[545]
	Raised Fist	Veil of Ignorance	Hardcore, punk	Burning Heart	Raised Fist, Daniel Bergstrand, Örjan Örnkloo, Erik Sjölander	[546]
	Sean Kingston	Tomorrow	Hip hop, reggae, R&B	Beluga Heights, Epic	J. R. Rotem, RedOne, Lucas Secon, Fernando Garibay, Wyclef Jean, Drum Up, The Messengers, The Smeezingtons, Jerry "Wonda" Duplessis	[547]
September 8	BarlowGirl	Love & War	Christian rock			[548]
	Brooks & Dunn	#1s... and Then Some	Country			[549]
	Circulatory System	Signal Morning	Psychedelic rock, noise rock	Cloud Recordings	W. Cullen Hart	[550]
	Cuff the Duke	Way Down Here	Alternative country, folk rock	Noble Recordings	Greg Keelor	[551]
	Infected Mushroom	Legend of the Black Shawarma	Psychedelic trance, trip hop, industrial, psychedelic rock	Perfecto, Hom-Mega Productions	Amit Duvdevani, Erez Eisen	[552]
	Jay-Z	The Blueprint 3	Hip hop	Roc Nation, Atlantic	Jay-Z, Kanye West, No I.D., Shux, Janet Sewell-Ulepic, Angela Hunte, The Inkredibles, Swizz Beatz, Timbaland, J-Roc, Jeff Bhasker, The Neptunes	[553]
	Os Mutantes	Haih Or Amortecedor	Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, progressive rock	Anti-	Sérgio Dias	[554]
	Phish	Joy	Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia	JEMP	Steve Lillywhite	[555]
	Polvo	In Prism	Indie rock, math rock, progressive rock	Merge	Brian Paulson, Polvo	[556]
	Raekwon	Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt. II	Hip hop	Ice H2O, EMI	The Alchemist, Young Justice, BT, Busta Rhymes, Dr. Dre, Erick Sermon, Icewater Productions, J Dilla, Mark Batson, Marley Marl, Mathematics, MoSS, Necro, Pete Rock, Raekwon, RZA, Scram Jones, True Master	[557]
	Saosin	In Search of Solid Ground	Post-hardcore, alternative rock	Virgin	Beau Burchell, Chris Sorenson, John Feldmann, Butch Walker, Lucas Banker	[558]
	Sonata Arctica	The Days of Grays	Power metal, symphonic metal, progressive metal			[559]
	Sondre Lerche	Heartbeat Radio	Pop, rock	Rounder	Kato Ådland	[560]
	Thousand Foot Krutch	Welcome to the Masquerade	Christian metal, nu metal, alternative metal	Tooth & Nail	Aaron Sprinkle	[561]
	Yo La Tengo	Popular Songs	Indie rock	Matador	Roger Moutenot	[562]
September 9	Europe	Last Look at Eden	Hard rock, blues rock	Universal	Europe, Tobias Lindell	[563]
September	Muse	The Resistance	Art rock, progressive rock, symphonic rock, space rock			[564]
	Nelly Furtado	Mi Plan	Pop, Latin, pop rock	Nelstar Entertainment, Universal Music Latino	Michael Anthony Turco, James Bryan, Demacio "Demo" Castellon, Nelly Furtado, Lester Mendez, Salaamremi.com, Julieta Venegas, Brian West	[565]
	No Angels	Welcome to the Dance	Pop, dance-pop			[566]
	Pixie Lott	Turn It Up	Pop	Mercury		[567]
September 14	The Big Pink	A Brief History of Love	Indie rock, noise pop	4AD	Robbie Furze, Milo Cordell	[568]
	David Gray	Draw the Line	Folk rock	Mercer Street, IHT	David Gray, Iestyn Polson, Rob Malone	[569]
	Porcupine Tree	The Incident	Progressive rock, progressive metal	Roadrunner		[570]
September 15	Ace Frehley	Anomaly	Hard rock, heavy metal			[571]
	The Black Dahlia Murder	Deflorate	Melodic death metal	Metal Blade	The Black Dahlia Murder, Jason Suecof, Mark Lewis	[572]
	The Dodos	Time to Die	Indie folk, alternative	Frenchkiss	Phil Ek	[573]
	Dying Fetus	Descend into Depravity	Technical death metal	Relapse	Steve Wright, Dying Fetus	[574]
	Every Time I Die	New Junk Aesthetic	Southern rock, hardcore punk, metalcore	Epitaph	Steve Evetts	[575]
	Kid Cudi	Man on the Moon: The End of Day	Alternative hip hop, psychedelia			[576]
	Kittie	In the Black	Groove metal	eOne	Siegfried Meier	[577]
	Living Colour	The Chair in the Doorway	Funk metal, experimental rock, alternative metal	Megaforce		[578]
	Megadeth	Endgame	Thrash metal	Roadrunner	Dave Mustaine, Andy Sneap	[579]
	M.O.P.	Foundation	East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop	eOne	Fizzy Womack, DJ Premier, Nottz, Statik Selektah, DJ Green Lantern, M-Phazes, DR Period	[580]
	Moneen	The World I Want to Leave Behind	Indie rock			[581]
	New Boyz	Skinny Jeanz and a Mic	Pop-rap, hyphy	Shotty, Asylum, Warner Bros.	Legacy, DJ Felli Fel, Jay-Nari, D&D	[582]
	Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson	Break Up	Indie folk, alternative rock			[583]
	Shadows Fall	Retribution	Thrash metal	Everblack Industries		[584]
	Uncle Kracker	Happy Hour	Soft rock, country	Top Dog, Atlantic	Rob Cavallo, Kid Rock, SAM and Sluggo	[585]
September 16	I Am Kloot	B	Indie rock			[586]
September 18	Madonna	Celebration				[587]
September 18	Mika	The Boy Who Knew Too Much	Pop	Casablanca, Universal Republic	Greg Wells, Imogen Heap, Mika, RedOne	[588]
September 20	Dizzee Rascal	Tongue n' Cheek	Dance, hip hop	Dirtee Stank, Liberation	Cage, Tiësto, Shy FX, Calvin Harris, Danja, Armand van Helden	[589]
September 20	Pearl Jam	Backspacer	Alternative rock, hard rock			[590]
September 21	Alberta Cross	Broken Side of Time	Indie rock, alternative country, blues rock			[591]
	Basement Jaxx	Scars		XL, Ultra, Interscope	Simon Ratcliffe, Felix Burton	[592]
	Marduk	Wormwood	Black metal	Regain	Marduk	[593]
	Stellar Kart	Everything Is Different Now	Pop punk	INO	Ian Eskelin	[594]
September 22	Brand New	Daisy	Alternative rock, post-hardcore, emo, noise rock	Interscope, DGC	Mike Sapone, Brand New	[595]
	Brother Ali	Us	Hip hop	Rhymesayers Entertainment	Ant	[596]
	Children of Bodom	Skeletons in the Closet				[597]
	David Crowder Band	Church Music	Christian rock, worship	sixsteps	David Crowder Band	[598]
	Despised Icon	Day of Mourning	Deathcore	Century Media		[599]
	Five Finger Death Punch	War Is the Answer	Groove metal, hard rock	Prospect Park, Spinefarm	Kevin Churko	[600]
	Girls	Album	Indie pop, indie rock	True Panther Sounds	Chet "JR" White	[601]
	Hawk Nelson	Live Life Loud	Christian rock, alternative rock, pop punk			[602]
	The Hidden Cameras	Origin:Orphan	Indie rock			[603]
	Islands	Vapours	Indie rock			[604]
	Lights	The Listening	Indietronica, alternative rock			[605]
	Monsters of Folk	Monsters of Folk	Alternative rock, indie folk	Shangri-La Music, Rough Trade	Mike Mogis	[606]
	Pillar	Confessions	Post-grunge, heavy metal, hard rock, Christian metal	Essential	Rob Graves	[607]
	Rufus Wainwright	Milwaukee at Last!!!				[608]
	The Twilight Sad	Forget the Night Ahead	Indie rock, shoegazing			[609]
	Why?	Eskimo Snow	Indie rock			[610]
September 25	Paradise Lost	Faith Divides Us – Death Unites Us	Gothic metal, doom metal	Century Media		[611]
September 28	Arch Enemy	The Root of All Evil	Melodic death metal	Century Media	Arch Enemy, Andy Sneap	[612]
	Basshunter	Bass Generation	Eurodance			[613]
	Kris Kristofferson	Closer to the Bone	Country	New West	Don Was	[614]
	Paloma Faith	Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful?	Pop, soul, jazz	Epic	Greg Kurstin, Patrick Byrne Blair, Mackichan, Steve Robson, Ian Barter, Ed Harcourt, Andrew Nicholas Love, Jos Hartvig Jorgensen, Jodi Marr, George Noriega, Rob Wells, Jörgen Elofsson, Pär Westerlund, Samuel Dixon	[615]
	Various artists	More Than a Game	Hip hop, R&B	Zone 4, Interscope	Harvey Mason Jr., Polow da Don, Boi-1da, HamSquad, C. Harris, Lil' C, Mars, Hit-Boy, Kanye West, Ke'Noe, Rich Boy, Jerome Harmon, Jared Evan, J. Valentine, Tank	[616]
September 29	AFI	Crash Love	Pop rock	Interscope	Joe McGrath, Jacknife Lee, AFI	[617]
	Alice in Chains	Black Gives Way to Blue	Heavy metal, sludge metal, doom metal	Virgin	Nick Raskulinecz, Alice in Chains	[618]
	Barbra Streisand	Love Is the Answer	Jazz	Columbia	Diana Krall, Tommy LiPuma	[619]
	Breaking Benjamin	Dear Agony	Alternative metal, post-grunge	Hollywood		[620]
	Cherry Poppin' Daddies	Skaboy JFK	Ska, ska punk			[621]
	Dethklok	Dethalbum II	Melodic death metal	Williams Street	Brendon Small, Ulrich Wild	[622]
	Drummer	Feel Good Together	Indie rock	Audio Eagle Records	Ben Vehorn, Drummer	[623]
	The Ettes	Do You Want Power		Take Root Records	Greg Cartwright	[624]
	Foreigner	Can't Slow Down	Rock	Rhino	Marti Frederiksen, Mark Ronson	[625]
	illScarlett	1UP!	Ska punk, reggae rock, alternative rock, pop rock	Sony Music Canada	Robert Carranza, illScarlett	[626]
	Kill Hannah	Wake Up the Sleepers	Post-punk revival, dance-punk, alternative rock			[627]
	Lynyrd Skynyrd	God & Guns	Southern rock, blues rock, heavy metal, country rock	Roadrunner	Bob Marlette	[628]
	Mariah Carey	Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel	Hip hop, R&B	Island	Mariah Carey, L.A. Reid, James "Big Jim" Wright, Randy Jackson, Los Da Mystro, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, Terius "The-Dream" Nash	[629]
	Miranda Lambert	Revolution	Country	Columbia Nashville	Frank Liddell, Mike Wrucke	[630]
	Newton Faulkner	Rebuilt by Humans	Folk rock, pop rock, art rock	Ugly Truth Records	Mike Spencer	[631]
	Paramore	Brand New Eyes	Alternative rock, pop punk, emo pop, emo	Fueled by Ramen	Rob Cavallo, Paramore	[632]
	Selena Gomez & the Scene	Kiss & Tell	Electronic rock, pop rock	Hollywood	Rock Mafia, Ted Bruner, John Fields, Toby Gad, SuperSpy, Trey Vittetoe, Greg Wells, Rob Wells, Matthew Wilder	[633]
	Strung Out	Agents of the Underground	Post-hardcore, punk rock, alternative metal	Fat Wreck Chords	Cameron Webb	[634]
	Warren G	The G Files	West Coast hip hop	Koch Records	Warren G	[635]
September 30	Air	Love 2	Electronica, space rock			[636]
September 30	Backstreet Boys	This Is Us	Pop, dance-pop, electropop			[637]

Fourth quarter

October

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
October 2	Natalie Imbruglia	Come to Life	Pop	Island		[638]
	Scar Symmetry	Dark Matter Dimensions	Melodic death metal	Nuclear Blast	Jonas Kjellgren	[639]
	Tokio Hotel	Humanoid	Pop rock, electronic rock			[640]
October 6	Brandi Carlile	Give Up the Ghost	Folk rock	Columbia	Rick Rubin	[641]
	Built to Spill	There Is No Enemy	Indie rock			[642]
	Chris Tomlin	Glory in the Highest: Christmas Songs of Worship	Christmas, CCM	sixstepsrecords	Ed Cash	[643]
	downhere	How Many Kings: Songs for Christmas	Christian rock, Christmas			[644]
	Everclear	In a Different Light	Alternative rock, post-grunge			[645]
	The Fall of Troy	In the Unlikely Event	Mathcore, progressive rock	Equal Vision		[646]
	Family Force 5	Family Force 5's Christmas Pageant	Christmas, Christian rock, crunkcore			[647]
	Fat Joe	Jealous Ones Still Envy 2	Hip hop			[648]
	Fee	Hope Rising	Contemporary Christian music, Christian rock			[649]
	Horse the Band	Desperate Living	Metalcore, Nintendocore, experimental rock	Vagrant		[650]
	Kiss	Sonic Boom	Hard rock, heavy metal			[651]
	Luke Bryan	Doin' My Thing	Country			[652]
	Matthew Good	Vancouver	Rock			[653]
	Mayday Parade	Anywhere But Here	Pop punk, pop rock			[654]
	The Mountain Goats	The Life of the World to Come	Folk rock, indie rock			[655]
	Port O'Brien	Threadbare				[656]
	Powerman 5000	Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere	Industrial metal			[657]
	The Raveonettes	In and Out of Control	Indie rock, shoegaze, noise pop, post-punk revival	Fierce Panda, Vice	Sune Rose Wagner, Thomas Troelsen	[658]
	Relient K	Forget and Not Slow Down	Alternative rock, rock	Mono vs Stereo, Jive	Mark Lee Townsend, Matt Thiessen	[659]
	Tiësto	Kaleidoscope	Progressive trance, electro house	Musical Freedom Records	Tijs Verwest, D.J. Waakop Reijers-Fraaij, Stefan Engblom, Olle Cornéer, Danja, Frank E	[660]
	Todd Agnew	Need	Christian rock			[661]
	We Shot the Moon	A Silver Lining	Alternative rock	Afternoon	Mike Green	[662]
October 9	Michael Bublé	Crazy Love	Vocal jazz, rock, traditional pop	Reprise		[663]
October 9	Shakira	She Wolf	Electropop	Epic, Sony Music Latin	Amanda Ghost, Lukas Burton, Future Cut, Jerry Duplessis, Jerome "J-Roc" Harmon, John Hill, Wyclef Jean, The Neptunes, Shakira, Timbaland	[664]
October 12	Bowling for Soup	Sorry for Partyin'	Pop punk	Jive, Zomba	Linus of Hollywood, Jaret Reddick	[665]
	Editors	In This Light and on This Evening	Post-punk revival, dark wave, synth-pop			[666]
	Mario	D.N.A	R&B			[667]
	Tord Gustavsen Emsemble	Restored, Returned	Jazz	ECM		[668]
October 13	1997	Notes from Underground	Alternative, pop rock	Victory	1997	[669]
	Baroness	Blue Record	Sludge metal, progressive metal	Relapse	John Congleton	[670]
	David Archuleta	Christmas From The Heart	Christmas, pop	Jive	Kurt Bestor, Sam Cardon, Jeff Archuleta, Emanuel Kiriakou, John Lee Hancock, Richard Parkinson	[671]
	Dead by Sunrise	Out of Ashes		Warner Bros.	Howard Benson	[672]
	Eisley	Fire Kite	Indie pop	Sire	Austin Deptula, Gary Leach	[673]
	Five for Fighting	Slice	Soft rock	Aware, Wind-up	Five for Fighting, Gregg Wattenberg	[674]
	The Flaming Lips	Embryonic	Neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock, space rock, experimental rock	Warner Bros.	The Flaming Lips, Dave Fridmann, Scott Booker	[675]
	Kottonmouth Kings	Hidden Stash 420	Hip hop, rap rock, rapcore, alternative metal	Suburban Noize	Daddy X, Kevin Zinger	[676]
	Nellie McKay	Normal as Blueberry Pie – A Tribute to Doris Day	Pop	Verve	Nellie McKay, Robin Pappas	[677]
	Sherwood	QU	Rock	MySpace	Brad Wood	[678]
	Sugarland	Gold and Green	Christmas, country	Mercury Nashville	Byron Gallimore, Sugarland	[679]
October 16	Rammstein	Liebe ist für alle da	Neue Deutsche Härte, industrial metal			[680]
October 20	Converge	Axe to Fall	Metalcore, hardcore punk, post-hardcore, grindcore	Epitaph		[681]
	Flight of the Conchords	I Told You I Was Freaky	Comedy rock, anti-folk, alternative hip hop			[682]
	Joss Stone	Colour Me Free!	Soul	Virgin	Joss Stone, Jamie Hartman, Dan Mackenzie, Phil Ramone, Conner Reeves, Raphael Saadiq, Jonathan Shorten, Sacha Skarbek	[683]
	Kings of Convenience	Declaration of Dependence	Indie pop, indie folk			[684]
	Kutless	It Is Well	Christian rock, soft rock, worship			[685]
	Priestess	Prior to the Fire	Hard rock			[686]
	Royce da 5'9"	Street Hop	Midwest hip hop	M.I.C. Records	DJ Premier, Emile, Denaun Porter, Nottz, Carlos Broady, Streetrunner, Frequency, Quincey Tones, Raf Moses	[687]
October 21	Gorgoroth	Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt	Black metal			[688]
October 23	Cheryl Cole	3 Words	Dance-pop, R&B	Fascination, Polydor	will.i.am, Taio Cruz, Soulshock and Karlin, Steve Kipner, Fraser T. Smith, Syience, Sam Watters, Wayne Wilkins	[689]
	The Swell Season	Strict Joy	Indie folk	Plateau, Anti-	Glen Hansard, Peter Katis	[690]
	Wolfmother	Cosmic Egg	Hard rock, psychedelic rock	Modular	Alan Moulder	[691]
October 26	Michael Jackson	This Is It		Epic	Michael Jackson, John McClain	[692]
	Morningwood	Diamonds & Studs	Alternative rock, dance-rock, power pop	VH1 Records	Junior Sanchez	[693]
	Morrissey	Swords	Alternative rock			[694]
	Tech N9ne	K.O.D.	Midwest hip hop, horrorcore, crunk, gangsta rap	Strange Music	Karbon, Matic Lee, Rob Rebeck, Ruben Armstrong, Seven, Travis O'Guin, Young Fyre	[695]
	Tegan and Sara	Sainthood	Indie pop, indie rock	Sire	Chris Walla, Howard Redekopp	[696]
	Train	Save Me, San Francisco	Rock, roots rock, pop rock	Columbia	Martin Terefe, Gregg Wattenberg, SAM and Sluggo, Espionage	[697]
October 27	3	Revisions	Progressive rock	Metal Blade	3	[698]
	Atreyu	Congregation of the Damned	Metalcore, alternative metal	Hollywood, Roadrunner	Bob Marlette	[699]
	Between the Buried and Me	The Great Misdirect	Progressive metal, technical death metal, avant-garde metal	Victory	Between the Buried and Me, Jamie King	[700]
	Creed	Full Circle	Post-grunge, alternative metal, hard rock	Wind-Up	Howard Benson	[701]
	Hem	Twelfth Night		Waveland Records		[702]
	John Nolan	Height	Indie rock	Doghouse	John Nolan	[703]
	Pelican	What We All Come to Need	Post-metal	Southern Lord	Chris Common	[704]
	R.E.M.	Live at the Olympia	Alternative rock	Warner Bros.	Jacknife Lee	[705]
	Squirrel Nut Zippers	Lost at Sea	Swing	Hillbilly Productions		[706]
	Swollen Members	Armed to The Teeth	Hip hop	Suburban Noize	Brad X, Kevin Zinger, Madchild, Rob the Viking, Karim Goldan, Moka Only, Roger Swan, Russ Kline, Tre Nyce, DJ Kemo, Spawn, Metty the Dert Merchant	[707]
	The Red Chord	Fed Through the Teeth Machine	Deathgrind	Metal Blade		[708]
	"Weird Al" Yankovic	The Essential "Weird Al" Yankovic	Comedy, parody	Legacy	Rick Derringer, "Weird Al" Yankovic	[709]
October 30	John K. Samson	City Route 85	Acoustic			[710]

November

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
November 2	Delirious?	History Makers	Rock, Christian rock			[711]
	Julian Casablancas	Phrazes for the Young	Alternative rock, electronic, new wave, synth-pop	RCA		[712]
	Katatonia	Night Is the New Day	Alternative metal, progressive metal			[713]
	Various artists	The Inbetweeners Soundtrack	Alternative rock, punk rock, R&B, comedy rock			[714]
November 3	The Almost	Monster Monster	Alternative rock, emo	Tooth & Nail		[715]
	Amerie	In Love & War	R&B, soul, hip hop, funk			[716]
	Andrea Bocelli	My Christmas	Christmas			[717]
	Carrie Underwood	Play On	Country	Arista Nashville	Mark Bright, Max Martin, Shellback	[718]
	Every Avenue	Picture Perfect	Pop punk, alternative rock, power pop			[719]
	Foo Fighters	Greatest Hits	Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock	RCA		[720]
	Ryan Leslie	Transition	R&B, hip hop			[721]
	Say Anything	Say Anything	Pop punk, emo, post-hardcore, alternative rock	RCA	Neal Avron	[722]
	Shwayze	Let It Beat	Alternative hip hop			[723]
	Slayer	World Painted Blood	Thrash metal	American, Sony Music	Rick Rubin, Greg Fidelman	[724]
	Steven Curtis Chapman	Beauty Will Rise	CCM			[725]
	We Came as Romans	To Plant a Seed	Metalcore	Equal Vision		[726]
	Weezer	Raditude	Alternative rock, power pop	DGC		[727]
November 6	Mars Argo	Technology Is a Dead Bird	Alternative rock	Grocerybag Media	Titanic Sinclair, Jesse Meyer, Justin McGrath	[728]
November 6	Snow Patrol	Up to Now				[729]
November 7	Wale	Attention Deficit	Alternative hip hop			[730]
November 9	50 Cent	Before I Self Destruct	Gangsta rap, hardcore hip hop			[731]
	Biffy Clyro	Only Revolutions	Alternative rock			[732]
	Howard Jones	Ordinary Heroes	Pop			[733]
	Leona Lewis	Echo	R&B, pop	Syco, J	Simon Cowell, Clive Davis, Jeff Bhasker, Arnthor Birgisson, Julian Bunetta, Mike Elizondo, Andrew Frampton, Kristian Lundin, Uriel Kadouch, Max Martin, Harvey Mason Jr., Steve Robson, Kevin Rudolf, John Shanks, Shellback, Ryan Tedder, The Y's, Rob Knox	[734]
	Robbie Williams	Reality Killed the Video Star				[735]
November 10	Bon Jovi	The Circle	Hard rock, pop rock	Island		[736]
	Britney Spears	The Singles Collection	Dance-pop	Jive		[737]
	Crooked I	Mr. Pigface Weapon Waist				[738]
	Dashboard Confessional	Alter the Ending	Emo, alternative rock	Interscope		[739]
	Ella Fitzgerald	Twelve Nights in Hollywood	Vocal jazz			[740]
	Flyleaf	Memento Mori	Post-grunge, alternative metal, nu metal	A&M Octone	Howard Benson	[741]
	Jamie Cullum	The Pursuit	Crossover jazz, pop			[742]
	Puscifer	"C" Is for (Please Insert Sophomoric Genitalia Reference Here)	Trip hop, post-industrial			[743]
	Switchfoot	Hello Hurricane	Alternative rock, art rock, post-rock, post-grunge	Atlantic		[744]
	Tori Amos	Midwinter Graces	Christmas, traditional music	Universal Republic	Tori Amos	[745]
	Throwdown	Deathless	Groove metal	eOne		[746]
	Wyclef Jean	From the Hut, to the Projects, to the Mansion	Hip hop, reggae fusion, compas, R&B			[747]
November 11	Norah Jones	The Fall	Pop	Blue Note	Jacquire King	[748]
November 13	Katy Perry	MTV Unplugged	Acoustic, lounge	Capitol	Chris Garcia	[749]
	N-Dubz	Against All Odds	Hip hop, grime, R&B			[750]
	Powderfinger	Golden Rule	Rock, alternative rock			[751]
	Them Crooked Vultures	Them Crooked Vultures	Hard rock	RCA, DGC, Interscope	Them Crooked Vultures	[752]
November 16	Stereophonics	Keep Calm and Carry On	Rock, alternative rock, pop rock			[753]
November 17	Casting Crowns	Until the Whole World Hears	Christian rock, contemporary Christian music	Beach Street	Mark A. Miller	[754]
	The Devin Townsend Project	Addicted	Progressive metal, alternative metal, hard rock	HevyDevy, Inside Out Music	Devin Townsend	[755]
	Fall Out Boy	Believers Never Die – Greatest Hits	Pop punk, pop rock, emo pop, emo	Island		[756]
	Hedley	The Show Must Go	Alternative rock, pop rock	Universal Music Canada, Island	David Bendeth, John Feldmann, Dave Genn, Brian Howes	[757]
	Janet Jackson	Number Ones	Pop, R&B	A&M, Universal Music Enterprises	Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, René Elizondo Jr., Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, D'Mile, LRoc, Michael Jackson	[758]
	John Mayer	Battle Studies	Pop rock	Columbia	John Mayer, Steve Jordan	[759]
	Justin Bieber	My World	Pop, teen pop, R&B, dance-pop	Island, Teen Island, RBMG, School Boy	Usher, Scooter Braun, L.A. Reid, Tricky Stewart, Ezekiel Lewis, Kanye West, Balewa Muhammad, D'Mile, Midi Mafia, Dapo Torimiro, DJ Frank E, JB & Corron, Lashaunda "Babygirl" Carr	[760]
	Kid Sister	Ultraviolet	Hip hop, electro, R&B	Fool's Gold, Downtown, Universal Republic	A-Trak, XXXChange, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, Yuksek, Hervé, Sinden, Rusko, Brain Kennedy, DJ Gant-Man	[761]
	Kris Allen	Kris Allen	Pop rock, alternative rock	Jive, 19	Andrew Frampton, Steve Kipner, Greg Kurstin, Mike Elizondo, Toby Gad, Eg White, Mike Flynn, Warren Huart, Tobias Karlsson, Joe King, Salaam Remi	[762]
	OneRepublic	Waking Up	Pop rock	Mosley, Interscope	Mikal Blue, Brent Kutzle, Charles Pollard, Andy Prickett, Ryan Tedder, Noel Zanacanella	[763]
	Phil Wickham	Heaven & Earth	Contemporary Christian music, worship	INO	Peter Kipley	[764]
	Rakim	The Seventh Seal	Hip hop	Ra Records, TVM, SMC, Universal, Fontana	Rakim, Matthew Kemp, Slyce, Needlz, Y-Not, Nottz, Samuel Christian, J. Wells, Jake One, Nick Wiz, Neo Da Matrix, Lofey, Poppa Pill	[765]
November 18	Dark Funeral	Angelus Exuro pro Eternus	Black metal			[766]
November 18	Lady Gaga	The Fame Monster	Electropop			[767]
November 20	Rihanna	Rated R	Pop, hip hop, R&B			[768]
November 23	Adam Lambert	For Your Entertainment	Pop, dance-pop, pop rock			[769]
	Birdman	Priceless	Hip hop			[770]
	Enya	The Very Best of Enya	New-age, Celtic, pop			[771]
	Jay Sean	All or Nothing	Pop, R&B			[772]
	Susan Boyle	I Dreamed a Dream	Operatic pop, crossover, easy listening			[773]
	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	The Live Anthology	Heartland rock, rock			[774]
	Tom Waits	Glitter and Doom Live	Rock, experimental			[775]
November 24	Bob Seger	Early Seger Vol. 1	Rock	Hideout		[776]
	Seabird	The Silent Night EP	Alternative rock, indie			[777]
	Wiz Khalifa	Deal or No Deal	Hip hop			[778]
November 27	Westlife	Where We Are	Pop, pop rock			[779]
November 30	R. Kelly	Untitled	R&B	Jive	R. Kelly, Lil' Ronnie, Jazze Pha, Infinity, DJ Camper, Sassieon Hill, Rico Law, Los da Mystro, Royalty, Riffraph, Soulshock & Karlin, Willy Will, Jack Splash, Gaz, The Underdogs, Deep, Berris Bolton, DeWayne Swan, T-Town Productions	[780]

December

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Producer	Ref.
December 1	Allison Iraheta	Just Like You	Pop rock, teen pop	19, Jive	Max Martin, Shellback, Howard Benson, Toby Gad, Sam Watters, Louis Biancaniello, Dave Bassett, Dreamlab, Ron Aniello, Oak Felder, Uncle Josh, Sterling Simms, Kevin Rudolf, Greg Wells, Mitch Allan, David Hodges	[781]
	The Bravery	Stir the Blood	Post-punk revival	Island	John Hill, Sam Endicott	[782]
	jacksoul	Soulmate	R&B, soul	Sony Music Canada	Haydain Neale, Ron Lopata	[783]
	Juvenile	Cocky & Confident	Hip hop	Atlantic, UTP Records, eOne	Juvenile, Get Cool, Precise, Niyo, C. Smith, S-8ighty, Mouse, Raw Smoov, Tic Toc, Fatboi, Lu Balz	[784]
	MxPx	Punk Rawk Christmas	Christian punk, skate punk, Christmas	Rock City Recording Company		[785]
	Priscilla Renea	Jukebox	Pop, synth-pop, soul	Capitol	Brian Kidd, Soulshock and Karlin, Benny Blanco, Lil' Ronnie	[786]
	Thalía	Primera Fila	Latin pop	Sony Music Latin	Áureo Baqueiro, Tommy Mottola	[787]
December 7	Dannii Minogue	The 1995 Sessions	Dance, pop			[788]
December 8	B.G.	Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood	Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop			[789]
	By Divine Right	Mutant Message	Indie rock			[790]
	Chris Brown	Graffiti	R&B, Euro disco, electronic rock	Jive		[791]
	Gucci Mane	The State vs. Radric Davis	Hip hop, Southern hip hop			[792]
	The Mighty Mighty Bosstones	Pin Points and Gin Joints	Ska punk	Big Rig Records	Ted Hutt	[793]
	Puddle of Mudd	Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate	Post-grunge, alternative metal	Flawless, Geffen		[794]
	Snoop Dogg	Malice n Wonderland	Hip hop	Doggystyle, Priority		[795]
	Thirty Seconds to Mars	This Is War	Alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental rock	Virgin		[796]
	Timbaland	Shock Value II	Hip hop, R&B, EDM			[797]
	We the Kings	Smile Kid	Pop punk, pop rock, power pop, pop			[798]
December 11	Alicia Keys	The Element of Freedom	R&B			[799]
December 14	Kylie Minogue	Live in New York	Pop, dance, electronica			[800]
December 15	Obie Trice	Special Reserve	Hip hop			[801]
	Robin Thicke	Sex Therapy: The Session	R&B, soul, hip hop			[802]
	Seabird	Rocks into Rivers	Contemporary Christian music			[803]
December 18	Mary J. Blige	Stronger with Each Tear	R&B, hip hop soul			[804]
December 21	Cold War Kids	Behave Yourself	Indie rock, soul	Downtown, V2	Matt Wignall	[805]
	Eminem	Relapse: Refill	Horrorcore, hardcore hip hop			[806]
	Hurricane Chris	Unleashed	Hip hop			[807]
	Mudvayne	Mudvayne	Nu metal, hard rock			[808]
	Various artists	We Are Young Money	Hip hop, R&B	Young Money		[809]
December 22	John Reuben	Sex, Drugs and Self-Control	Christian hip hop			[810]
December 28	Codeine Velvet Club	Codeine Velvet Club	Baroque pop			[811]
December 29	Twenty One Pilots	Twenty One Pilots				[812]

gollark: zstd supports custom dictionaries, as I said, and apparently can have really good compression ratios if you tune it right.

gollark: > Brotli is a data format specification[2] for data streams compressed with a specific combination of the general-purpose LZ77 lossless compression algorithm, Huffman coding and 2nd order context modelling. Brotli is a compression algorithm developed by Google and works best for text compression. ħmm, apparently maybe ish?

gollark: Or brotli with a custom dictionary, actually.

gollark: You could use zstd with a custom dictionary?

gollark: paiaologoasgoagihsig: string compression testing‽

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