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2008 in music
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The following is a list of albums that were released during 2008.

For additional information about bands formed, reformed, disbanded, or on hiatus, for deaths of musicians, and for links to musical awards, see 2008 in music.

First quarter

January

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
January
1 		Praxis Profanation (Preparation for a Coming Darkness) Experimental rock, alternative rock NAGUAL, M.O.D. Technologies Bill Laswell [1]
The Smashing Pumpkins American Gothic Alternative rock, acoustic Reprise Jimmy Chamberlin, Billy Corgan. Roy Thomas Baker [2]
January
8 		Luke Doucet & the White Falcon Blood's Too Rich Indie rock, country Six Shooter Luke Doucet [3]
Rhonda Vincent Good Thing Going Country, bluegrass Rounder Darrin Vincent, Rhonda Vincent [4]
Sia Some People Have Real Problems Pop Hear Music, Monkey Puzzle Records Jimmy Hogarth [5]
Teenage Bottlerocket Warning Device Punk rock Red Scare [6]
January
11 		Benedictum Seasons of Tragedy Heavy metal Locomotive Jeff Pilson [7]
January
14 		The Dø A Mouthful Indie rock, folk rock The Dø [8]
Ringo Starr Liverpool 8 Rock Capitol Ringo Stewart, Mark Hudson, Dave Stewart [9]
Shed Seven The Singles Collection [10]
January
15 		Hayden In Field & Town Alternative country, indie folk, folk rock Hardwood [11]
Jon Foreman Winter Acoustic Lowercase people, Credential Charlie Peacock, Jon Foreman [12]
The Magnetic Fields Distortion Indie pop, noise pop, shoegazing Nonesuch Stephin Merritt [13]
Matthew West Something to Say Contemporary Christian music Sparrow Ed Cash [14]
Natasha Bedingfield Pocketful of Sunshine Pop Epic John Shanks [15]
Number One Gun The North Pole Project Christian rock, alternative rock, emo Tooth & Nail Jeff Schneeweis [16]
January
21 		Black Mountain In the Future Psychedelic rock, progressive rock, space rock Jagjaguwar Black Mountain [17]
Lightspeed Champion Falling Off the Lavender Bridge Indie rock, folk Domino Mike Mogis [18]
January
22 		The Audition Champion Pop punk Victory [19]
Big Noyd Illustrious East Coast hip hop, gangsta rap Koch [20]
Byzantine Oblivion Beckons Groove metal, thrash metal, progressive metal Prosthetic Aaron Fisher [21]
Chuck Wicks Starting Now Country RCA Nashville Dann Huff, Monty Powell [22]
Dengue Fever Venus on Earth [23]
Disfear Live the Storm Crust punk, d-beat Relapse Kurt Ballou, Disfear [24]
Foxy Shazam Introducing Foxy Shazam Alternative rock, post-hardcore, experimental rock, soul Ferret, New Weatherman Records Casey Bates [25]
Matt Costa Unfamiliar Faces Folk Brushfire Tom Dumont [26]
With Blood Comes Cleansing Horror Deathcore Victory [27]
ZOX Line in the Sand Alternative rock, reggae rock, ska SideOneDummy ZOX [28]
January
23 		Ayreon 01011001 Progressive metal, progressive rock Inside Out Arjen Anthony Lucassen [29]
January
25 		Alestorm Captain Morgan's Revenge Power metal, folk metal Napalm Lasse Lammert [30]
Avantasia The Scarecrow Symphonic metal, progressive metal, power metal, hard rock Nuclear Blast Sascha Paeth, Tobias Sammet [31]
Brainstorm Downburst Heavy metal, power metal Metal Blade Sascha Paeth, Miro, Brainstorm [32]
The Cardigans Best Of Pop rock Stockholm [33]
Heaven Shall Burn Iconoclast (Part 1: The Final Resistance) Melodic death metal, metalcore Century Media Alexander Dietz, Maik Weichert [34]
January
28 		Adele 19 Blue-eyed soul XL Jim Abbiss, Mark Ronson, Eg White [35]
Bullet for My Valentine Scream Aim Fire Thrash metal, metalcore Jive Colin Richardson [36]
Clark Turning Dragon Electronica, experimental, techno Warp Chris Clark [37]
Joe Jackson Rain Rock, pop Rykodisc Joe Jackson [38]
Prosumer and Murat Tepeli Serenity Detroit techno, Chicago house, deep house, microhouse Ostgut Ton Prosumer, Murat Tepeli [39]
Sarah Brightman Symphony Classical crossover, classical, symphonic rock Manhattan Frank Peterson [40]
Sons and Daughters This Gift Indie rock Domino Bernard Butler [41]
January
29 		Chris Walla Field Manual Indie rock Barsuk Chris Walla, Warne Livesey [42]
Course of Nature Damaged Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock Silent Majority David Bendeth [43]
Decrepit Birth Diminishing Between Worlds Technical death metal Unique Leader Records [44]
Hawksley Workman Between the Beautifuls Indie rock Universal Music Canada Andre Wahl [45]
The Helio Sequence Keep Your Eyes Ahead Indie rock Sub Pop [46]
Idina Menzel I Stand Pop Warner Bros., Reprise Glen Ballard [47]
The Mars Volta The Bedlam in Goliath Progressive rock, jazz fusion, funk rock, math rock Gold Standard Laboratories, Universal Motown Omar Rodríguez-López [48]
Protest the Hero Fortress Progressive metal, mathcore Vagrant, Underground Operations Julius Butty [49]
Thao & the Get Down Stay Down We Brave Bee Stings and All Folk Kill Rock Stars [50]
Vampire Weekend Vampire Weekend Indie pop, baroque pop, worldbeat, indie rock XL Rostam Batmanglij [51]
Xiu Xiu Women as Lovers Art rock, experimental, post-punk Kill Rock Stars [52]
January
30 		Koda Kumi Kingdom Pop, R&B, rock Rhythm Zone Koda Kumi [53]
Lykke Li Youth Novels Indie pop, synth-pop, dance-pop LL Recordings Björn Yttling, Lasse Mårtén [54]
Tristan Prettyman Hello...x Pop Virgin Sacha Skarbek, Martin Terefe [55]
January
31 		Simple Plan Simple Plan Alternative rock, pop punk Lava, Atlantic Dave Fortman, Danja [56]

February

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
February
4 		Hot Chip Made in the Dark Indietronica, alternative dance EMI Hot Chip [57]
Miss Kittin BatBox Electronica, electroclash, dance Nobody's Bizzness Pascal Gabriel [58]
Morcheeba Dive Deep Trip hop, downtempo Echo, Ultra Paul Godfrey [59]
February
5 		Bob Mould District Line Alternative rock Anti- Bob Mould [60]
Edison Glass Time Is Fiction Indie rock Credential Nathan Dantzler, Edison Glass [61]
Gwen Stacy The Life I Know Metalcore, post-hardcore Ferret Brian McTernan, Brian Meternan, Paul Leavitt, Gwen Stacy [62]
Horace Silver Live at Newport '58 Hard bop Blue Note Michael Cuscuna [63]
Jack Johnson Sleep Through the Static Folk rock, soft rock Brushfire, Universal J.P. Plunier [64]
Jason Collett Here's to Being Here Indie rock, alternative country Arts & Crafts Howie Beck [65]
Lenny Kravitz It Is Time for a Love Revolution Rock Virgin Lenny Kravitz [66]
Nada Surf Lucky Alternative rock, indie rock Barsuk John Goodmanson, Tom Beaujour [67]
SHeDAISY The Best of SHeDAISY Country Lyric Street Dann Huff, John Shanks [68]
Sheryl Crow Detours Rock, pop rock, folk rock A&M Bill Bottrell [69]
Taylor Dayne Satisfied Dance-pop, pop rock, soul Adrenaline Records [70]
February
6 		Jinn Qualia J-pop, rock Palm Beach Jinn [71]
February
8 		Michael Jackson Thriller 25 R&B, pop, rock, funk, dance-pop, hip hop, dance Epic, Legacy, Sony BMG, MJJ Productions Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, will.i.am, Akon, Kanye West, Bruce Swedien, Giorgio Tuinfort, Anthony Kilhoffer, Dontae Matthews [72]
February
9 		British Sea Power Do You Like Rock Music? Indie rock Rough Trade BSP, Graham Sutton [73]
February
11 		The Mae Shi HLLLYH Experimental, punk Team Shi, Moshi Moshi The Mae Shi [74]
Morrissey Greatest Hits Alternative rock Polydor, Decca Jerry Finn, Tony Visconti, Stephen Street, Steve Lillywhite [75]
February
12 		Averse Sefira Advent Parallax Black metal Candlelight Tore Stjerna [76]
Marco Benevento Invisible Baby Jazz Hyena Records Marco Benevento [77]
Natalie Grant Relentless Contemporary Christian music Curb Bernie Herms, Natalie Grant [78]
Newworldson Salvation Station CCM Inpop Newworldson, Justin Koop [79]
Sanctus Real We Need Each Other Christian rock, CCM, pop rock, indie rock Sparrow Christopher Stevens [80]
Secret and Whisper Great White Whale Post-hardcore, alternative rock Tooth & Nail Travis Saunders, Danny McBride [81]
February
15 		Dark Fortress Eidolon Black metal Century Media V. Santura, Dark Fortress [82]
Eluveitie Slania Folk metal, melodic death metal, Celtic metal Nuclear Blast Jens Bogren [83]
February
18 		Dismember Dismember Death metal Regain [84]
The Mountain Goats Heretic Pride Folk rock, indie rock 4AD Scott Solter, John Vanderslice [85]
Pete and the Pirates Little Death Indie rock Stolen Gareth Parton [86]
To-Mera Delusions Progressive metal Candlelight Brett Caldas-Lima [87]
February
19 		Cherry Poppin' Daddies Susquehanna Rock, worldbeat, ska, pop rock Space Age Bachelor Pad Records Steve Perry [88]
Chris Cagle My Life's Been a Country Song Country Capitol Nashville Scott Hendricks, Chris Cagle [89]
Genghis Tron Board Up the House Experimental metal, mathcore Relapse, Lovepump United Kurt Ballou, Genghis Tron [90]
Grand Archives The Grand Archives Indie rock Sub Pop Ben Kersten [91]
Hate Eternal Fury & Flames Death metal Metal Blade Erik Rutan [92]
Jim Jones Harlem's American Gangster East Coast hip hop Koch ByrdGang, I.N.F.O. & NOVA, DJ Khalil, Chinky P, Chad Beatz, Oneya, P Riot, Andreas Dombrowski, Pete Rock, Justa Beast, Feva, King James, Chink Santana [93]
Secondhand Serenade A Twist in My Story Acoustic rock, alternative rock, emo Glassnote Danny Lohner, John Vesely [94]
This Is Hell Misfortunes Hardcore punk Trustkill [95]
The Trews No Time for Later Hard rock, alternative rock Bumstead Gus Van Go, Werner F [96]
February
22 		Exciter Thrash Speed Burn [97]
Goldfrapp Seventh Tree Folktronica, ambient, downtempo, dream pop Mute Allison Goldfrapp, Will Gregory, Flood [98]
Los Campesinos! Hold on Now, Youngster... Indie pop, noise pop Wichita, Arts & Crafts David Newfeld [99]
Rage Carved in Stone Power metal, heavy metal Nuclear Blast Rage, Charly Czajkowski [100]
Steel Attack Carpe DiEnd Power metal Massacre Simon Johansson, Ronny Hemlin, Mike Wead [101]
Unheilig Puppenspiel Neue Deutsche Härte Four Rock Entertainment Der Graf [102]
February
25 		Sébastien Tellier Sexuality Synth-pop Record Makers, Lucky Number Music Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo [103]
February
26 		The Afters Never Going Back to OK Christian rock INO, Columbia Dan Muckala [104]
Beach House Devotion Dream pop Carpark [105]
Cadia Cadia CCM, Christian pop, Christian rock Fervent [106]
Children 18:3 Children 18:3 Punk rock, Christian punk Tooth & Nail Steve Wilson [107]
Death Angel Killing Season Thrash metal Nuclear Blast Nick Raskulinecz [108]
Dolly Parton Backwoods Barbie Country Dolly Records, A2M Distribution Dolly Parton, Kent Wells [109]
Erykah Badu New Amerykah Part One (4th World War) Neo soul, funk, R&B Universal Motown [110]
Janet Jackson Discipline Pop, electronic, R&B Island Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, D'Mile, Terius "The-Dream" Nash, Jermaine Dupri, David "DoRohn" Gough, Ne-Yo, No I.D., Manuel Seal, Jr., Stargate, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, Shea Taylor [111]
Leeland Opposite Way Christian rock Essential Matt Bronleewe, Jason McArthur [112]
Pete Rock NY's Finest Hip hop Nature Sounds Pete Rock, DJ Green Lantern [113]
Pillar For the Love of the Game Christian metal, alternative metal, hard rock Essential Travis Wyrick [114]
Plants and Animals Parc Avenue Indie rock Secret City [115]
Punch Brothers Punch Progressive bluegrass Nonesuch Steven Epstein [116]
Shawty Lo Units in the City Hip hop, gangsta rap Warner Bros., Asylum, D4L Records Balis Beats, Born Immaculate, DJ Montay, Bankhead DJ Pooh, DJ Toomp, Marquezzz [117]
Stellar Kart Expect the Impossible Power pop, pop punk, punk rock Word Ian Eskelin [118]
Webbie Savage Life 2 Southern hip hop, gangsta rap Trill Entertainment, Asylum, Atlantic Mouse, Mannie Fresh, BJ, B-Real [119]
February
27 		Danko Jones Never Too Loud Rock Aquarius, Bad Taste Nick Raskulinecz [120]
February
29 		Agalloch The White Neofolk, dark ambient Vendlus [121]

March

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
March
2 		Nine Inch Nails Ghosts I–IV Dark ambient The Null Corporation Alan Moulder, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross [122]
March
3 		Bauhaus Go Away White Gothic rock, funk rock, post-punk Cooking Vinyl, Bauhaus Music Bauhaus [123]
The Black Crowes Warpaint Southern rock, blues rock, hard rock Megaforce, Silver Arrow Records Paul Stacey [124]
Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly Searching for the Hows and Whys Folk rock, folktronica, indie Atlantic Sam Duckworth, Nitin Sawhney [125]
March
4 		Alan Jackson Good Time Country Arista Nashville Keith Stegall [126]
Ashton Shepherd Sounds So Good Country MCA Nashville Buddy Cannon [127]
Bizzy Bone Ruthless Midwest hip hop Siccness Cricet, Batkave, Dave Moss, Steve Vicious [128]
BoDeans Still Alternative Oarfin Records T Bone Burnett [129]
Burden of a Day Blessed Be Our Ever After Post-hardcore, metalcore Rise Joey Sturgis [130]
Cadence Weapon Afterparty Babies Alternative hip hop, electronic Anti-, Big Dada, Upper Class Cadence Weapon, DJ Weezl [131]
Fireflight Unbreakable Hard rock, Christian rock, alternative metal, post-grunge Flicker Rob Hawkins [132]
Flogging Molly Float Celtic rock, punk rock SideOneDummy Flogging Molly [133]
Linkin Park iTunes Live from SoHo [134]
Murder by Death Red of Tooth and Claw Indie rock Vagrant Trina Shoemaker [135]
Nasum Doombringer Grindcore Relapse [136]
Rakim The Archive: Live, Lost & Found Hip hop Fast Life, Koch Eric B., Rakim, DJ Premier, DJ Clark Kent, Pete Rock [137]
Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King Blood Brothers Alligator [138]
Stephen Malkmus Real Emotional Trash Indie rock Matador Stephen Malkmus [139]
March
5 		Asian Kung-Fu Generation World World World Alternative rock Ki/oon Asian Kung-Fu Generation [140]
The Tallest Man on Earth Shallow Grave Folk Gravitation Kristian Matsson [141]
March
7 		Boris Smile Diwphalanx, Southern Lord [142]
Meshuggah obZen Extreme metal, progressive metal, avant-garde metal Nuclear Blast Meshuggah [143]
Ruslana Amazonka Pop rock, dance-pop, electropop Warner Bros., EMI Ego Works, Trevor Fletcher, Ruslana, O. Ksenofontov [144]
March
10 		Bloodbath Unblessing the Purity Death metal Peaceville David Castillo, Bloodbath [145]
The Kills Midnight Boom Indie rock, garage rock, lo-fi Domino The Kills, XXXChange [146]
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band 13 Blues for Thirteen Moons Post-rock, art rock Constellation Howard Bilerman [147]
Young Knives Superabundance Indie rock, post-punk revival Transgressive Tony Doogan [148]
March
11 		Del the Funky Homosapien Eleventh Hour Hip hop Definitive Jux Del the Funky Homosapien, Opio, KU, J-Zone [149]
eMC The Show East Coast hip hop, underground hip hop M3 Ayatollah, Marco Polo, Koolade, Frequency, Quincy Tones, The ARE, Nicolay [150]
Fat Joe The Elephant in the Room Hip hop Terror Squad, Virgin, Imperial Fat Joe, Scott Storch, Cool & Dre, Danja, DJ Khaled, DJ Premier, Swizz Beatz, The Alchemist, The Individualz, Streetrunner, The Hitmen (LV, Sean C, and Mario Winans) [151]
Ill Niño Enigma Alternative metal, metalcore, nu metal, Latin metal Cement Shoes Records Eddie Wohl [152]
The O.C. Supertones The Ultimate Collection Christian ska Tooth & Nail [153]
The Presidents of the United States of America These Are the Good Times People Alternative rock Fugitive Recordings, Tooth & Nail Kurt Bloch [154]
Rick Ross Trilla Hip hop Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam, Poe Boy Ted "Touche" Lucas, Rick Ross, Jay-Z, E-Class, Shakir Stewart, Bink, Blac Elvis, DJ Nasty & LVM, DJ Toomp, Drumma Boy, J. R. Rotem, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, JRock, Los Vegaz, Mannie Fresh, The Runners [155]
Snoop Dogg Ego Trippin' Hip hop Geffen Scoop DeVille, Snoop Dogg, Polow da Don, Everlast, Ron Fair, Frequency, Hit-Boy, Khao, Terrace Martin, The Neptunes, Nottz, Bobby Ozuna, DJ Quik, Rick Rock, Raphael Saadiq, Teddy Riley [156]
Why? Alopecia Alternative hip hop, indie rock, indie pop Anticon Josiah Wolf, Yoni Wolf [157]
March
12 		Kiuas The New Dark Age Power metal, thrash metal, progressive metal Spinefarm Nino Laurenne, Mikko Salovaara, Janne Joutsenniemi [158]
March
14 		Mike Oldfield Music of the Spheres Classical Universal Classics and Jazz, Mercury Mike Oldfield, Karl Jenkins [159]
March
17 		Bryan Adams 11 Soft rock Polydor Bryan Adams, Robert John "Mutt" Lange [160]
Muse HAARP Alternative rock, hard rock, progressive rock Warner Bros., Helium-3 Muse [161]
Van Morrison Keep It Simple Jazz, folk, blues, Celtic Van Morrison [162]
We Are Scientists Brain Thrust Mastery Indie rock, post-punk revival EMI Ariel Rechtshaid [163]
Youthmovies Good Nature Math rock, post-rock Drowned in Sound [164]
March
18 		Addison Road Addison Road Christian rock, pop INO Christopher Stevens [165]
Black Tide Light from Above Heavy metal, speed metal, thrash metal, power metal Interscope Johnny K [166]
Bone Brothers Still Creepin on Ah Come Up Midwest hip hop, gangsta rap Real Talk Vince V., Big Hollis [167]
Bury Your Dead Bury Your Dead Hardcore, metalcore Victory Jason Suecof [168]
Danity Kane Welcome to the Dollhouse Pop, R&B, dance pop, hip hop Bad Boy, Atlantic Diddy, The Clutch, Bryan-Michael Cox, Fridolin Nordsoe, Danja, Drop Zone, Bernard Malik, Rockwilder, Romeo XI, Flex & Hated, The Runners, Scyience, Stereotypes, Mario Winans, WyldCard [169]
Destroyer Trouble in Dreams Indie rock, chamber pop Merge [170]
Flo Rida Mail on Sunday Hip hop Atlantic, Poe Boy [171]
Gnarls Barkley The Odd Couple Psychedelic soul Atlantic, Downtown Danger Mouse [172]
Jucifer L'Autrichienne Noise rock, sludge metal Relapse [173]
The Matches A Band in Hope Art rock, pop punk Epitaph Matt Radosevich [174]
New Found Glory Hits Pop punk Geffen [175]
PlayRadioPlay! Texas Electronic, pop Island Jacknife Lee, Lester Mendez, Daniel Hunter [176]
Rocko Self Made Hip hop Drumma Boy, Marvelous J, Cool & Dre, FATBOI, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Student, The Runners [177]
Sahg II Heavy metal, doom metal Regain Brynjulv Guddal [178]
She & Him Volume One Indie pop, alternative country Merge M. Ward [179]
Sheek Louch Silverback Gorilla Hip hop Koch, D-Block The Knocks, Marcus D' Tray, Red Spyda, Mr. Devine, Streetrunner, Vinny Idol, Doc Little, Soul G, Dame Grease, DJ Montay, J. Cardim [180]
Unearthly Trance Electrocution Relapse [181]
March
19 		Utada Hikaru Heart Station J-pop, R&B, electronica EMI Music Japan Utada Hikaru, Miyake Akira, Teruzane Utada [182]
March
21 		Firewind The Premonition Power metal Century Media Fredrik Nordström [183]
Korpiklaani Korven Kuningas Folk metal Nuclear Blast Samu Oittinen, Jonne Järvelä [184]
Panic! at the Disco Pretty. Odd. Psychedelic pop, psychedelic rock, baroque pop, pop rock, folk rock Fueled by Ramen Rob Mathes [185]
March
22 		Cut Copy In Ghost Colours Electropop, alternative dance Modular Tim Goldsworthy [186]
Millencolin Machine 15 Pop punk, punk rock, alternative rock [187]
March
24 		Does It Offend You, Yeah? You Have No Idea What You're Getting Yourself Into Virgin, Startime, Almost Gold Eliot James, Does It Offend You, Yeah? [188]
Foals Antidotes Indie rock, math rock, dance-punk Transgressive, Sub Pop Foals, Dave Sitek [189]
Pennywise Reason to Believe Punk rock, melodic hardcore Myspace, Epitaph Cameron Webb [190]
Supergrass Diamond Hoo Ha Alternative rock Parlophone, Astralwerks Nick Launay [191]
March
25 		The B-52's Funplex Pop rock Astralwerks Steve Osborne, The B-52's [192]
Cavalera Conspiracy Inflikted Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal Roadrunner Max Cavalera, Logan Mader [193]
Counting Crows Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings Alternative rock, folk rock Geffen Gil Norton, Brian Deck, Dennis Herring, Steve Lillywhite, David Lowery [194]
Guilty Simpson Ode to the Ghetto Hip hop Stones Throw Peanut Butter Wolf, Madlib, Kon Artis, Oh No, J Dilla, Black Milk, DJ Babu, Konnie Ross [195]
Jon Foreman Spring Acoustic lowercase people, Credential Charlie Peacock, Jon Foreman [196]
The Raconteurs Consolers of the Lonely Blues rock, power pop Third Man, Warner Bros. Brendan Benson, Jack White [197]
Roseanna Vitro and Kenny Werner The Delirium Blues Project: Serve or Suffer Vocal jazz, R&B, blues Half Note Jeffrey Levenson [198]
Starfield I Will Go Contemporary Christian music Sparrow Ed Cash, Allen Salmon [199]
March
26 		Poets of the Fall Revolution Roulette Indie rock, alternative rock Insomniac Records Poets of the Fall [200]
March
28 		Illdisposed The Prestige Death metal AFM Ziggy [201]
Midnattsol Nordlys Gothic metal, folk metal Napalm Markus Stock, Alexander Krull, Thorsten Bauer [202]
March
29 		Dream Theater Greatest Hit (...And 21 Other Pretty Cool Songs) Progressive metal, progressive rock Rhino John Petrucci, Mike Portnoy, David Prater, Duane Baron, John Purdell, Kevin Shirley [203]
Moby Last Night Electronic dance music Mute Moby [204]
March
31 		Francis Cabrel Des roses et des orties [205]
Nazareth The Newz Hard rock, blues rock Edel Yann Rouiller [206]
R.E.M. Accelerate Alternative rock, punk rock Warner Bros. Jacknife Lee, R.E.M. [207]
Strapping Young Lad 1994–2006 Chaos Years Extreme metal, industrial metal, heavy metal Century Media Devin Townsend [208]
The Sword Gods of the Earth Heavy metal, doom metal, stoner metal Kemado J. D. Cronise [209]

Second quarter

April

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
April
1 		8Ball, E.D.I. Doin' It Big Hip hop [210]
Anti-Flag The Bright Lights of America Punk rock [211]
AZ Undeniable Hip hop [212]
The Black Keys Attack & Release Garage rock, blues rock [213]
Delirious? Kingdom of Comfort Alternative rock, Christian rock [214]
Donna Lewis In the Pink Pop [215]
Fall Out Boy Live in Phoenix Pop punk, pop rock, emo pop, emo Island Fall Out Boy [216]
George Strait Troubadour Country MCA Nashville [217]
Hawk Nelson Hawk Nelson Is My Friend Christian rock, pop punk, punk rock BEC [218]
In Flames A Sense of Purpose Alternative metal [219]
Jars of Clay Greatest Hits Pop rock [220]
Josh Gracin We Weren't Crazy Country [221]
Ministry Cover Up Industrial metal, thrash metal [222]
Origin Antithesis Technical death metal Relapse [223]
Sevendust Chapter VII: Hope & Sorrow Alternative metal Asylum [224]
Sun Kil Moon April Folk rock Caldo Verde [225]
Theory of a Deadman Scars & Souvenirs Post-grunge, alternative metal, hard rock Roadrunner [226]
Trina Still da Baddest Hip hop, dirty rap Slip-n-Slide Records [227]
Veil of Maya The Common Man's Collapse Deathcore Sumerian Michael Keene [228]
The Wood Brothers Loaded [229]
April
2 		Tapes 'n Tapes Walk It Off Indie rock [230]
April
4 		Emil Bulls The Black Path Alternative metal [231]
Forever Slave Tales for Bad Girls Gothic metal [232]
Nina Kinert Pets & Friends [233]
April
5 		Debauchery Continue to Kill [234]
April
7 		The Breeders Mountain Battles [235]
Children of Bodom Blooddrunk Melodic death metal, thrash metal [236]
The Courteeners St. Jude Indie rock, post-punk revival [237]
Distorted Voices from Within Death-doom, Oriental metal, progressive metal [238]
The Long Blondes Couples Indie rock [239]
April
8 		Ashes Divide Keep Telling Myself It's Alright Alternative rock, alternative metal, hard rock [240]
Cloud Cult Feel Good Ghosts (Tea-Partying Through Tornadoes) Indie pop [241]
Dokken Lightning Strikes Again Heavy metal, hard rock [242]
James Otto Sunset Man Country Warner Bros. Nashville [243]
Justin Rutledge Man Descending Alternative country [244]
Living Legends The Gathering Hip hop [245]
Marcia Ball Peace, Love & BBQ [246]
P.O.D. When Angels & Serpents Dance Alternative metal, alternative rock INO [247]
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin Pershing Indie pop [248]
April
11 		The Kooks Konk Indie rock [249]
M83 Saturdays = Youth Dream pop, shoegaze, synth-pop, new wave [250]
April
12 		The Presets Apocalypso Dance [251]
April
14 		Rush Snakes & Arrows Live Progressive rock, hard rock [252]
April
15 		Anew Revolution Rise [253]
Arsis We Are the Nightmare Technical death metal, melodic death metal Nuclear Blast [254]
Belphegor Bondage Goat Zombie Blackened death metal [255]
The Black Angels Directions to See a Ghost Psychedelic rock [256]
Destroy the Runner I, Lucifer Melodic metalcore, post-hardcore, progressive metal Solid State [257]
Everclear The Vegas Years Alternative rock, post-grunge [258]
Ketil Bjørnstad & Terje Rypdal Life in Leipzig Chamber jazz ECM Manfred Eicher [259]
Lady Antebellum Lady Antebellum Country Capitol Nashville [260]
The Last Shadow Puppets The Age of the Understatement Symphonic pop, pop rock, baroque pop [261]
Mariah Carey E=MC² Pop, hip hop, R&B Island [262]
Phantom Planet Raise the Dead Alternative rock, garage rock [263]
Soilent Green Inevitable Collapse in the Presence of Conviction Sludge metal, grindcore Metal Blade [264]
Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. III & IV Folk, psychedelic, electronic Vagrant [265]
April
18 		dEUS Vantage Point Indie rock [266]
April
19 		Ashlee Simpson Bittersweet World Electronic, pop, rock [267]
April
21 		Flight of the Conchords Flight of the Conchords Comedy rock, anti-folk, alternative rock [268]
Grave Dominion VIII Death metal [269]
Shihad Beautiful Machine Alternative rock, electronic rock, post-punk revival [270]
Whitesnake Good to Be Bad Hard rock, blues rock SPV/Steamhammer, WEA The Brutal Brothers (David Coverdale, Doug Aldrich, Michael McIntyre [271]
April
22 		Atmosphere When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold Hip hop, alternative hip hop [272]
Blind Melon For My Friends Alternative rock [273]
Cancer Bats Hail Destroyer Hardcore punk, sludge metal, Southern rock [274]
Die Happy VI [275]
Dominici O3 A Trilogy - Part 3 Progressive metal [276]
Elvis Costello Momofuku [277]
Éric Lapointe Ma peau [278]
Foxboro Hot Tubs Stop Drop and Roll!!! Garage rock, rock and roll [279]
Goldfinger Hello Destiny... Ska punk, punk rock, pop punk SideOneDummy John Feldmann [280]
Phil Vassar Prayer of a Common Man Country [281]
Prodigy H.N.I.C. Pt. 2 Hip hop [282]
Story of the Year The Black Swan Post-hardcore, alternative metal, melodic hardcore Epitaph [283]
Tantric The End Begins Post-grunge, alternative metal [284]
Tokyo Police Club Elephant Shell Indie rock, post-punk revival [285]
April
23 		Kalmah For the Revolution Melodic death metal, thrash metal [286]
April
25 		Ayreon Elected Progressive metal [287]
Def Leppard Songs from the Sparkle Lounge Hard rock, alternative metal [288]
DevilDriver Head on to Heartache Groove metal [289]
Edenbridge MyEarthDream Symphonic metal, gothic metal [290]
Human Fortress Eternal Empire [291]
Jennifer Paige Best Kept Secret Pop, pop rock [292]
Suidakra 13 Years of Celtic Wartunes [293]
Torture Squad Hellbound Death metal, thrash metal [294]
Venomous Concept Poisoned Apple Grindcore, hardcore punk [295]
Warrel Dane Praises to the War Machine Progressive metal, thrash metal, groove metal [296]
April
28 		Deicide Till Death Do Us Part Death metal Earache Steve Asheim [297]
The Fall Imperial Wax Solvent Alternative rock Castle Grant Showbiz, Mark E. Smith, Andi Toma, Tim Baxter [298]
My Dying Bride An Ode to Woe Doom metal, gothic metal Peaceville [299]
Portishead Third Electronica, experimental rock, psychedelic rock Island, Mercury Portishead [300]
April
29 		9th Wonder & Buckshot The Formula Hip hop Duck Down 9th Wonder [301]
Augustana Can't Love, Can't Hurt Rock, roots rock, indie rock Epic Mike Flynn, Warren Huart [302]
The Cab Whisper War Pop rock, pop punk, alternative rock, power pop Decaydance, Fueled by Ramen Patrick Stump [303]
Fate Vultures Metal Blade [304]
Forever the Sickest Kids Underdog Alma Mater Pop punk, neon pop, power pop, pop rock Universal Motown Matt Squire, Geoff Rockwell, Matt Mahaffey, Jeff Turzo [305]
HIM Digital Versatile Doom Alternative rock Sire, Warner Bros. Tim Palmer [306]
Langhorne Slim Langhorne Slim Alternative country Kemado Brian Deck, Sam Kassirer, Malachi DeLorenzo [307]
Lil Mama VYP (Voice of the Young People) Hip hop, dance, R&B, electro hop Zomba, Jive Familiar Mindz, Xtramile Productions, Matt Beckley, Benny Blanco, James Chambers, Cool & Dre, Paul Diaz, Dr. Luke, Tatiana Gottwald, Malissa "Mali" Hunter, Justin C. Johnson, Marv Johnson, Scott Storch, The Runners, Tuneheadz Productions, Peter Toh, Danja, Clubba Langg, Carl Shackelton, T-Pain [308]
Lyfe Jennings Lyfe Change R&B, soul, hip hop Sony Urban Music, Columbia, Music World Entertainment Lyfe Jennings [309]
Madonna Hard Candy Dance-pop Warner Bros. Danja, Demacio "Demo" Castellon, Hannon Lane, Madonna, The Neptunes, Timbaland, Justin Timberlake [310]
Mindless Self Indulgence If Electropunk, electronic rock, industrial dance The End James Galus, Jimmy Urine, Steve, Righ? [311]
Mudcrutch Mudcrutch Southern rock, country rock Reprise Tom Petty, Mike Campbell, Ryan Ulyate [312]
New Found Glory Tip of the Iceberg Hardcore punk, pop punk Bridge 9 Paul Miner [313]
Phil Stacey Phil Stacey Country Lyric Street Wayne Kirkpatrick [314]
pureNRG Here We Go Again Pop, pop rock, power pop, CCM Fervent, Curb, Warner Bros. Mark Hammond, Matthew Gerrard [315]
Puscifer "V" Is for Viagra. The Remixes Trip hop, post-industrial Puscifer Entertainment Mat Mitchell, Puscifer [316]
The Roots Rising Down Hip hop, hardcore hip hop Def Jam Tahir Jamal, Khari Mateen, Richard Nichols, James Poyser, Questlove, The Roots, L.A. Reid [317]
Run Kid Run Love at the Core Pop punk Tooth & Nail James Paul Wisner [318]
Santogold Santogold New wave, dub, reggae fusion, electronica Downtown, Atlantic Diplo, Disco D, Freq Nasty, John Hill, Jonnie "Most" Davis, Santi White, Switch, Chuck Treece, Steel Pulse Jah Known Anthony [319]
Steve Winwood Nine Lives Pop rock Columbia Steve Winwood [320]
Testament The Formation of Damnation Thrash metal Nuclear Blast [321]
Wednesday 13 Bloodwork Horror punk, heavy metal, gothic metal Wednesday 13 LLC Wednesday 13 [322]
Wednesday 13 Skeletons Horror punk, heavy metal, gothic metal DR2 Wednesday 13 [323]
Your Vegas A Town and Two Cities Alternative rock, rock Universal Republic David Bendeth [324]
April
30 		Moonsorrow Tulimyrsky Folk metal, black metal Spinefarm Henri Sorvali, Moonsorrow [325]

May

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
May
2 		Gemma Hayes The Hollow of Morning [326]
The Notwist The Devil, You + Me [327]
Tiamat Amanethes Gothic metal Nuclear Blast Johan Edlund [328]
May
5 		Morgion The Relapse Collection [329]
Nine Inch Nails The Slip Industrial rock, electro-industrial The Null Corporation Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Alan Moulder [330]
We Are the Physics We Are the Physics Are OK at Music [331]
May
6 		Clay Aiken On My Way Here Pop RCA [332]
Dierks Bentley Greatest Hits/Every Mile a Memory 2003–2008 Country Capitol Nashville [333]
Firewater The Golden Hour [334]
Gavin DeGraw Gavin DeGraw Pop rock J [335]
Kayo Dot Blue Lambency Downward Avant-rock Hydra Head [336]
Kelli O'Hara Wonder in the World [337]
Russian Circles Station [338]
May
8 		No Age Nouns [339]
May
12 		Death Cab for Cutie Narrow Stairs Indie rock Atlantic, Barsuk Chris Walla [340]
Iron Maiden Somewhere Back in Time [341]
Jason Mraz We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. Pop, folk, blue-eyed soul, jazz Atlantic Martin Terefe [342]
No-Man Schoolyard Ghosts [343]
Pendulum In Silico Drum and bass, electronic rock Earstorm, Warner Bros., Atlantic Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen [344]
May
13 		Abysmal Dawn Programmed to Consume Death metal Relapse Abysmal Dawn, John Haddad [345]
Cherish The Truth R&B Sho'nuff Records, Capitol Don Vito, Blade, Jazze Pha, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart [346]
Coldworker Rotting Paradise Death metal, grindcore Relapse Dan Swanö [347]
Emmure The Respect Issue Deathcore, metalcore Victory Chris "Zeuss" Harris [348]
Filter Anthems for the Damned Alternative rock, industrial rock Pulse Josh Abraham [349]
Foxy Brown Brooklyn's Don Diva Hip hop Black Rose Entertainment, Koch Street Radio, Matheo, Jamal Doctor, Arnold Mischkulning, John 'Jayd' Daniels, Fizzy Womack, Stereotype, Young Gavin [350]
Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan Sunday at Devil Dirt Indie pop V2 Isobel Campbell [351]
Keith Sweat Just Me R&B Keia, Atco Keith Sweat, Teddy Riley, Roy "Royalty" Hamilton, Anthony M. Jones, R. L. Huggar, The Ambassadors [352]
Local H Twelve Angry Months Alternative rock Shout! Factory [353]
Michael Schenker Group In the Midst of Beauty Hard rock, heavy metal In-akustik Michael Schenker, Romi Schickle, Siggi Schwarz [354]
Old 97's Blame It on Gravity Alternative country New West Ross Miller [355]
Robert Cray Live at the BBC Blues Vanguard Robert Cray [356]
Subtle ExitingARM Hip hop Lex Subtle [357]
Usher Here I Stand [358]
May
16 		Moonspell Night Eternal [359]
Scarlett Johansson Anywhere I Lay My Head [360]
The Ting Tings We Started Nothing [361]
May
17 		The Dresden Dolls No, Virginia... [362]
May
19 		Mick Hucknall Tribute to Bobby [363]
May
20 		3 Doors Down 3 Doors Down Alternative rock, hard rock Universal Republic [364]
Black Lungs Send Flowers [365]
Bun B II Trill [366]
Donna Summer Crayons [367]
Islands Arm's Way [368]
Jesse McCartney Departure Pop Hollywood [369]
Julianne Hough Julianne Hough [370]
Killah Priest Behind the Stained Glass [371]
Sam Roberts Love at the End of the World [372]
May
21 		Nightmare Killer Show [373]
May
23 		Kataklysm Prevail [374]
May
26 		Cryptopsy The Unspoken King Deathcore Century Media [375]
Ihsahn angL [376]
Shai Hulud Misanthropy Pure [377]
Terror The Damned, the Shamed [378]
Various artists Sex and the City: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [379]
May
27 		Al Green Lay It Down [380]
Cyndi Lauper Bring Ya to the Brink Pop rock, dance-pop, electronic, house Epic Cyndi Lauper, Peer Åström, Axwell, Basement Jaxx, Johan Bobäck, Digital Dog, Dragonette, DJ Emz, Kleerup, Richard Morel, The Scumfrog, William Wittman [381]
H2O Nothing to Prove [382]
Health Health//Disco [383]
John Hiatt Same Old Man [384]
Rehab Sittin' at a Bar [385]
tobyMac Alive and Transported [386]
Underoath Survive, Kaleidoscope [387]
May
28 		Vader XXV [388]
May
29 		Kalomira Secret Combination: The Album [389]
May
30 		Alanis Morissette Flavors of Entanglement [390]
Communic Payment of Existence [391]
Hollenthon Opus Magnum [392]
Opeth Watershed Progressive death metal Roadrunner [393]
Pyramaze Immortal [394]
Sabaton The Art of War [395]
Týr Land [396]

June

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
June
2 		Aimee Mann Fucking Smilers [397]
Johnny Foreigner Waited Up 'til It Was Light [398]
Rihanna Good Girl Gone Bad: Reloaded [399]
Satyricon My Skin Is Cold [400]
Uriah Heep Wake the Sleeper [401]
June
3 		Alesana Where Myth Fades to Legend [402]
Ashanti The Declaration [403]
Disturbed Indestructible Alternative metal Reprise Dan Donegan [404]
Fleet Foxes Fleet Foxes [405]
Gavin Rossdale Wanderlust Rock Interscope Bob Rock [406]
Jewel Perfectly Clear [407]
Journey Revelation [408]
Weezer Weezer (Red Album) Alternative rock DGC [409]
June
6 		Amaseffer Slaves for Life [410]
Electric President Sleep Well [411]
June
9 		The Fratellis Here We Stand [412]
June
10 		The Awkward Stage Slimming Mirrors, Flattering Lights [413]
Jakob Dylan Seeing Things [414]
Jon Foreman Summer [415]
Lauren Harris Calm Before the Storm [416]
Lil Wayne Tha Carter III [417]
Montgomery Gentry Back When I Knew It All [418]
My Morning Jacket Evil Urges [419]
N.E.R.D Seeing Sounds [420]
Omar Rodríguez-López Omar Rodriguez Lopez & Jeremy Michael Ward [421]
Plies Definition of Real [422]
Sloan Parallel Play [423]
Tyga No Introduction [424]
Walter Becker Circus Money [425]
June
11 		Elena Paparizou Vrisko To Logo Na Zo [426]
Ira Losco Fortune Teller [427]
The Offspring Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace Punk rock Columbia [428]
June
12 		Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends Alternative rock Capitol [429]
June
16 		Feeder Silent Cry [430]
June
17 		2 Pistols Death Before Dishonor [431]
Blood Raw My Life: The True Testimony [432]
ByrdGang M.O.B.: The Album [433]
Judas Priest Nostradamus Heavy metal Epic [434]
Katy Perry One of the Boys [435]
Reggie and the Full Effect Last Stop: Crappy Town Alternative metal, post-hardcore, metalcore Vagrant [436]
Tilly and the Wall o [437]
Wolf Parade At Mount Zoomer [438]
June
19 		Girl Talk Feed the Animals [439]
June
20 		Sigur Rós Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust [440]
June
23 		Darkthrone Frostland Tapes [441]
Gorgoroth True Norwegian Black Metal – Live in Grieghallen [442]
White Denim Workout Holiday Garage rock, experimental rock, dub, indie rock Full Time Hobby White Denim [443]
June
24 		Amos Lee Last Days at the Lodge [444]
Cute Is What We Aim For Rotation [445]
Danny! And I Love H.E.R.: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [446]
Dwele Sketches of a Man [447]
Elliott Brood Mountain Meadows [448]
Kara Grainger Grand and Green River [449]
Kutless To Know That You're Alive [450]
Less Than Jake GNV FLA [451]
Mötley Crüe Saints of Los Angeles Alternative metal Mötley, Eleven Seven [452]
Reckless Kelly Bulletproof [453]
RZA as Bobby Digital Digi Snacks [454]
Shinedown The Sound of Madness Alternative metal Atlantic [455]
Thalía Lunada [456]
Three 6 Mafia Last 2 Walk [457]
Various artists Big Blue Ball [458]
June
30 		The Subways All or Nothing [459]

Third quarter

July

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
July
1 		Alkaline Trio Agony & Irony Pop punk Epic Josh Abraham [460]
G-Unit T·O·S (Terminate on Sight) [461]
Jay Brannan Goddamned [462]
Little Feat Join the Band [463]
My Chemical Romance The Black Parade Is Dead! Reprise [464]
Relient K The Bird and the Bee Sides [465]
Tech N9ne Killer [466]
Vanessa Hudgens Identified [467]
July
4 		Fight Into the Pit [468]
July
7 		Black Kids Partie Traumatic [469]
July
8 		3OH!3 Want [470]
Beck Modern Guilt [471]
Hit the Lights Skip School, Start Fights [472]
Kerli Love Is Dead [473]
Killer Mike I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind II [474]
Melvins Nude with Boots [475]
Ratatat LP3 [476]
Ron Sexsmith Exit Strategy of the Soul [477]
T.H.U.G. Angelz Welcome to Red Hook Houses [478]
Various artists Mamma Mia! The Movie Soundtrack Pop Universal Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus [479]
Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis Two Men with the Blues [480]
July
11 		Carla Bruni Comme si de rien n'était [481]
Patti Smith and Kevin Shields The Coral Sea [482]
July
12 		The Vines Melodia [483]
July
14 		Basshunter Now You're Gone – The Album Eurodance, hardcore techno Hard2Beat, Warner Music Sweden, Ultra [484]
July
15 		David Banner The Greatest Story Ever Told Hip hop Universal Motown, SRC Akon, Cool & Dre, Davel "Bo" McKenzie, David Banner, Get Cool 3000, Jazze Pha, Lil Jon, Nitti, Warryn Campbell [485]
The Hold Steady Stay Positive Indie rock Vagrant, Rough Trade John Agnello [486]
John Mellencamp Life, Death, Love and Freedom Americana, folk rock, roots rock Hear Music T Bone Burnett [487]
MJG This Might Be the Day [488]
Nas Untitled Hip hop Def Jam [489]
Randy Travis Around the Bend [490]
July
19 		The Living End White Noise [491]
July
20 		McFly Radio:Active [492]
July
21 		Cansei de Ser Sexy Donkey [493]
Primal Scream Beautiful Future [494]
July
22 		Candlebox Into the Sun [495]
Dr. Dog Fate [496]
Finch Finch [497]
Francesca Battistelli My Paper Heart [498]
Hell Rell Black Mask, Black Gloves [499]
Khia Nasti Muzik [500]
Miley Cyrus Breakout [501]
Reks Grey Hairs [502]
Skillz The Million Dollar Backpack [503]
Sugarland Love on the Inside [504]
July
28 		Ida Maria Fortress Round My Heart Indie rock Mercury, Island Def Jam [505]
July
29 		Alice Cooper Along Came a Spider [506]
Scars on Broadway Scars on Broadway Alternative metal Interscope [507]
Third Day Revelation [508]
July
30 		Late of the Pier Fantasy Black Channel [509]
Namie Amuro Best Fiction [510]

August

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
August
4 		Conor Oberst Conor Oberst [511]
Lloyd Lessons in Love [512]
August
5 		40 Cal. Mooga [513]
The Airborne Toxic Event The Airborne Toxic Event Alternative rock, indie rock Majordomo [514]
Anthony Green Avalon [515]
Darker My Love 2 [516]
The Faint Fasciinatiion [517]
Hawthorne Heights Fragile Future Emo, alternative rock Victory [518]
Heidi Newfield What Am I Waiting For Country Curb [519]
Nappy Roots The Humdinger [520]
Norma Jean The Anti Mother Metalcore Solid State [521]
Oneida Preteen Weaponry [522]
Outlawz We Want In: The Street LP [523]
Randy Newman Harps and Angels [524]
Trapt Only Through the Pain [525]
August
9 		Pivot O Soundtrack My Heart [526]
August
11 		Noah and the Whale Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down [527]
August
12 		Daz Dillinger Only on the Left Side West Coast hip hop D.P.G. Recordz, Fontana Distribution Daz Dillinger, Soopafly, Swizz Beatz [528]
Extreme Saudades de Rock Hard rock, funk metal Fontana, Frontiers Nuno Bettencourt [529]
Jonas Brothers A Little Bit Longer Pop rock, rock Hollywood John Fields [530]
Michelle Williams Unexpected Dance-pop, R&B, electronica Columbia, Music World Entertainment Mathew Knowles, Michelle Williams, Raymond "Shonny B" Hilton, Andrew Frampton, Erron Williams, Jackpot, Royal XVI, Dwayne "Dtown" Nesmith, Jazz Nixon, DJ Montay, Jack Kugell, James Jones, Jason Pennock, REO|EHOOD and E2, Jim Jonsin, Rico Love, Soulshock and Karlin, Stargate, Wayne Wilkins [531]
Yung Berg Look What You Made Me [532]
August
13 		Black Stone Cherry Folklore and Superstition [533]
August
18 		David Byrne and Brian Eno Everything That Happens Will Happen Today [534]
Stereolab Chemical Chords [535]
August
19 		The Academy Is... Fast Times at Barrington High Pop punk Fueled by Ramen [536]
David Byrne Big Love: Hymnal [537]
GZA Pro Tools [538]
Heavy Heavy Low Low Turtle Nipple and the Toxic Shock Ferret [539]
Hotel Lights Firecracker People [540]
The Human Abstract Midheaven Progressive metal Hopeless [541]
Ice Cube Raw Footage [542]
Jaguar Love Take Me to the Sea [543]
Lady Gaga The Fame [544]
Ra Ra Riot The Rhumb Line [545]
Shwayze Shwayze [546]
The Showdown Back Breaker [547]
Staind The Illusion of Progress [548]
The Stills Oceans Will Rise [549]
August
20 		Slipknot All Hope Is Gone Groove metal Roadrunner [550]
August
21 		Bloc Party Intimacy [551]
August
22 		Oomph! Monster [552]
August
25 		Goo Goo Dolls Vol.2 [553]
Mylène Farmer Point de suture [554]
The Verve Forth [555]
August
26 		The 88 Not Only... But Also Island [556]
B.B. King One Kind Favor Blues Geffen T Bone Burnett [557]
Blues Traveler North Hollywood Shootout Rock, psychedelic rock Verve Forecast David Bianco [558]
Delta Spirit Ode to Sunshine Rounder [559]
DragonForce Ultra Beatdown Power metal, speed metal Roadrunner, Spinefarm Karl Groom, Herman Li, Sam Totman [560]
Esham Sacrificial Lambz Gothom Esham [561]
The Game LAX West coast hip hop, gangsta rap, hardcore hip hop Geffen The Game, Rodney "Kinji" Harris, Jimmy Rosemond, Angelo Sanders, Ervin Pope, 1500 or Nothin', Cool & Dre, Dahoud Darien, DJ Quik, DJ Toomp, Hi-Tek, Irv Gotti, J. R. Rotem, JellyRoll, Kanye West, Knobody, Nottz, Scott Storch, Trackmasters, Tre Beatz [562]
Jimmy Wayne Do You Believe Me Now [563]
Motörhead Motörizer [564]
Remedy Drive Daylight Is Coming Christian rock [565]
Solange Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams [566]
V.I.C. Beast [567]
Ying Yang Twins The Official Work [568]
August
30 		Underoath Lost in the Sound of Separation Christian metal, metalcore Solid State [569]

September

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
September
1 		The Chemical Brothers Brotherhood [570]
September
2 		Brian Wilson That Lucky Old Sun [571]
Donnie Klang Just a Rolling Stone Urban, dance-pop, dance Bad Boy, Atlantic Diddy, Channel 7, Mario Winans, Tricky Stewart, The-Dream, Soul Diggaz, Young Boyz, Danja, The Clutch, Jack Knight, Antwan "Amadeus" Thompson, The Fliptones, Jim Beanz [572]
Hollywood Undead Swan Songs [573]
New Kids on the Block The Block Pop Interscope Hakim Abdoulsamad, Nasri Atweh, Polow da Don, Fernando Garibay, Jerome "J-Roc" Harmon, Jimmy Iovine, Adida Kavarro, Martin Kierszenbaum, Emanuel Kiriakou, Adam Messinger, Ne-Yo, Aaron "AP" Pearce, RedOne, Teddy Riley, Rick Rock, Aliaune "Akon" Thiam, Timbaland, Donnie Wahlberg [574]
Young Jeezy The Recession Hip hop CTE, Def Jam Drumma Boy, Midnight Black, DJ Pain 1, DJ Toomp, Don Cannon, Fatboi, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Shawty Redd, Street Market Music, Tha Bizness, The Inkredibles, T.A., Crown Kingz Productions, DJ Squeeky, D. Rich [575]
September
8 		Julian Cope Black Sheep [576]
Marius Neset Suite for the Seven Mountains Jazz Edition, Calibrated Records [577]
September
9 		Chad VanGaalen Soft Airplane [578]
Fujiya & Miyagi Lightbulbs [579]
Gym Class Heroes The Quilt [580]
Jessica Simpson Do You Know Country Epic, Columbia Nashville Brett James, John Shanks [581]
Joan Osborne Little Wild One [582]
Joshua Radin Simple Times [583]
Kardinal Offishall Not 4 Sale [584]
LL Cool J Exit 13 [585]
Novillero A Little Tradition Indie rock, pop Mint Cam Loeppky, Shawn Dealey, Novillero [586]
Okkervil River The Stand Ins Indie rock Jagjaguwar Brian Beattie [587]
People in Planes Beyond The Horizon Alternative rock Wind-up Dan Austin, Matt Squire [588]
The Sound of Animals Fighting The Ocean and the Sun Experimental rock, progressive rock Epitaph Matt Embree [589]
September
12 		Julien Clerc Où s'en vont les avions? [590]
Metallica Death Magnetic Heavy metal Warner Bros. [591]
September
15 		Queen + Paul Rodgers The Cosmos Rocks [592]
September
16 		All That Remains Overcome Melodic metalcore Prosthetic [593]
Amanda Palmer Who Killed Amanda Palmer [594]
Buckcherry Black Butterfly [595]
Darius Rucker Learn to Live Country Capitol Nashville Frank Rogers [596]
Dead Confederate Wrecking Ball Alternative rock, psychedelic rock, alternative country, grunge The Artists Organization Mike McCarthy [597]
DJ Khaled We Global Hip hop We the Best, Terror Squad, Koch DJ Khaled, The Runners, The Inkredibles, Isaac Opus, DJ Nasty & LVM, Danja, Gold Ru$h, Lu Diaz, Cool & Dre [598]
Dressy Bessy Holler and Stomp [599]
FemBots Calling Out [600]
Jem Down to Earth [601]
Kristy Lee Cook Why Wait [602]
Ne-Yo Year of the Gentleman R&B Def Jam [603]
Nelly Brass Knuckles Hip hop Universal Motown [604]
Portugal. The Man Censored Colors Psychedelic rock Equal Vision [605]
Raphael Saadiq The Way I See It [606]
Taproot Our Long Road Home Alternative metal Velvet Hammer [607]
September
17 		Amon Amarth Twilight of the Thunder God [608]
Ben Folds Way to Normal [609]
Europe Almost Unplugged [610]
The Haunted Versus Thrash metal Century Media [611]
September
19 		Kings of Leon Only by the Night Alternative rock RCA Jacquire King, Angelo Petraglia [612]
Ladyhawke Ladyhawke New wave Modular Michael Di Francesco, Jim Eliot, Pascal Gabriel, Paul Harris, Kid Gloves, Greg Kurstin [613]
The Pussycat Dolls Doll Domination [614]
September
20 		Jenny Lewis Acid Tongue Indie rock, alternative country Warner Bros., Rough Trade Jenny Lewis, Johnathan Rice, Dave Scher, Jason Lader [615]
September
22 		Bellowhead Matachin [616]
David Gilmour Live in Gdańsk [617]
Mogwai The Hawk Is Howling [618]
TV on the Radio Dear Science [619]
September
23 		All Girl Summer Fun Band Looking into It [620]
Cold War Kids Loyalty to Loyalty Indie rock, blues rock Downtown, V2 Kevin Augunas, Cold War Kids [621]
Les Cowboys Fringants L'expédition [622]
Demi Lovato Don't Forget Pop rock, power pop Hollywood John Fields, Jonas Brothers [623]
Everlast Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford [624]
Jackson Browne Time the Conqueror [625]
Jazmine Sullivan Fearless R&B, soul J, Arista Jazmine Sullivan, Missy Elliott, Stargate, Lamb, Salaam Remi, Carvin & Ivan, Fistcuffs, Anthony Bell, Jack Splash [626]
Metal Church This Present Wasteland [627]
Plain White T's Big Bad World Pop punk Hollywood Johnny K [628]
Thievery Corporation Radio Retaliation [629]
September
24 		The Rasmus Black Roses [630]
September
26 		James Morrison Songs for You, Truths for Me [631]
Monrose I Am [632]
September
27 		Jennifer Hudson Jennifer Hudson [633]
Will Young Let It Go [634]
September
29 		Bring Me the Horizon Suicide Season Metalcore Epitaph Fredrik Nordström, Henrik Udd [635]
Innerpartysystem Innerpartysystem [636]
Travis Ode to J. Smith [637]
September
30 		Anberlin New Surrender Alternative rock Universal Republic [638]
Ani DiFranco Red Letter Year [639]
Bayside Shudder [640]
Big Kuntry King My Turn to Eat Southern hip hop Grand Hustle, Atlantic T.I., Jason Geter, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Kane Beatz, Keith Mack, Exchange Student, Marvelous J, Nard & B, Shawty Redd, Tony Galvin [641]
Bleeding Through Declaration Trustkill [642]
Dear and the Headlights Drunk Like Bible Times Indie rock Equal Vision Bob Hoag [643]
Dem Franchize Boyz Our World, Our Way Southern hip hop Koch [644]
In This Moment The Dream Alternative metal, hard rock, alternative rock Century Media Kevin Churko [645]
Jack's Mannequin The Glass Passenger [646]
Kellie Pickler Kellie Pickler Country BNA [647]
Lecrae Rebel Christian hip hop Reach [648]
Misery Index Traitors Relapse [649]
The Nightwatchman The Fabled City [650]
Robin Thicke Something Else [651]
Sen Dog Diary of a Mad Dog [652]
T.I. Paper Trail Hip hop Grand Hustle, Atlantic [653]
Trivium Shogun Thrash metal Roadrunner [654]

Fourth quarter

October

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
October
2 		Ludacris Theater of the Mind [655]
October
6 		Oasis Dig Out Your Soul Alternative rock Big Brother Dave Sardy [656]
October
7 		Aqualung Words and Music Verve Forecast Matt Hales, Ben Hales [657]
Antony and the Johnsons Another World Baroque pop Secretly Canadian, Rough Trade Antony Hegarty [658]
Deerhoof Offend Maggie Indie rock, experimental rock, noise pop Kill Rock Stars Deerhoof [659]
Hey Monday Hold On Tight Pop punk, power pop, emo pop Columbia, Decaydance Bret Disend, S*A*M and Sluggo [660]
I Am Ghost Those We Leave Behind Post-hardcore Epitaph Paul Leavitt [661]
Jon McLaughlin OK Now Pop rock Island Def Jam John Fields, Christopher Stewart, Brett James, The-Dream [662]
Margot & the Nuclear So and So's Animal! Epic [663]
Margot & the Nuclear So and So's Not Animal Epic [664]
Mobile Tales from the City Alternative rock Universal Music Jeffery Saltzman, Christian "Criq" Brais [665]
The Pretenders Break Up the Concrete Alternative rock Shangri-La Music The Pretenders [666]
Rachael Yamagata Elephants...Teeth Sinking into Heart Alternative rock, blues rock Warner Bros. Mike Mogis, John Alagía, Rachel Yamagata [667]
Rise Against Appeal to Reason Punk rock DGC, Interscope Bill Stevenson, Jason Livermore [668]
Sarah McLachlan Closer: The Best of Sarah McLachlan Pop Nettwerk, Arista Pierre Marchand, Greg Reely [669]
Senses Fail Life Is Not a Waiting Room Post-hardcore, emo Vagrant Brian McTernan [670]
Tesla Forever More Heavy metal, hard rock Tesla Electric Company Recordings, Ryko Terry Thomas [671]
October
13 		Keane Perfect Symmetry Pop rock, alternative rock, synth-pop Island Jon Brion, Stuart Price, Keane [672]
October
14 		Billy Currington Little Bit of Everything Country Mercury Nashville Carson Chamberlain, Billy Currington [673]
Sixpence None the Richer The Dawn of Grace Alternative rock, indie pop Nettwerk Steve Hindalong [674]
Copeland You Are My Sunshine Tooth & Nail Aaron Sprinkle, Aaron Marsh [675]
Haste the Day Dreamer Metalcore, Christian metal Solid State Andreas Lars Magnusson [676]
Jill Barber Chances Jazz, traditional pop Outside Music Les Cooper [677]
Kenny Chesney Lucky Old Sun Country Blue Chair, BNA Buddy Cannon, Kenny Chesney [678]
Ray LaMontagne Gossip in the Grain Folk, folk rock, folk blues, soul RCA, BMG, Stone Dwarf, RED, 14th Floor Ethan Johns [679]
Secret Machines Secret Machines Space rock TSM Recordings Secret Machines, Brandon Mason [680]
van Canto Hero [681]
October
17 		AC/DC Black Ice Hard rock Columbia Brendan O'Brien [682]
October
19 		White Denim Exposion Indie rock Transmission White Denim [683]
October
20 		Caravan Palace Caravan Palace Electro swing Wagram Loïc Barrouk [684]
Kaiser Chiefs Off with Their Heads Indie rock B-Unique, Universal Motown Mark Ronson, Eliot James [685]
Marillion Happiness Is the Road Progressive rock EMI Michael Hunter, Marillion [686]
October
21 		...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Festival Thyme Richter Scale, Justice Records [687]
Labelle Back to Now R&B Verve, Universal Lenny Kravitz, Wyclef Jean, Gamble and Huff [688]
of Montreal Skeletal Lamping Funk rock. glam rock, baroque pop Polyvinyl Kevin Barnes [689]
t.A.T.u. Vesyolye Ulybki [690]
October
24 		Anastacia Heavy Rotation [691]
Darkane Demonic Art [692]
Lordi Deadache [693]
Pink Funhouse [694]
Snow Patrol A Hundred Million Suns [695]
October
28 		Eagles of Death Metal Heart On [696]
Fear Before Fear Before Post-hardcore Equal Vision [697]
John Legend Evolver [698]
Ryan Adams & the Cardinals Cardinology [699]

November

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
November
3 		Girls Aloud Out of Control Pop, dance-pop Fascination Brian Higgins, Xenomania [700]
Paschalis Terzis Mia Nihta Zoriki Modern laïkó, pop Minos EMI Giorgos Theofanous [701]
November
4 		Andrea Bocelli Incanto Classical Decca, Universal Clive Bennett [702]
Brad Paisley Play Country Arista Nashville Frank Rogers [703]
Harry Connick Jr. What a Night! A Christmas Album Jazz, Christmas Sony Music, Columbia Tracey Freeman [704]
Hinder Take It to the Limit Hard rock Universal Republic Brian Howes [705]
honeyhoney First Rodeo Americana, alternative country Ironworks Jude Cole, Aaron Embry, honeyhoney [706]
Little Joy Little Joy Soft rock, reggae, lo-fi Rough Trade Noah Georgeson, Thom Monahan [707]
Q-Tip The Renaissance Hip hop Universal Motown Q-Tip, J Dilla [708]
Sarah Brightman A Winter Symphony Christmas Manhattan Frank Peterson [709]
Shiny Toy Guns Season of Poison Universal Motown Chad Petree, Jeremy Dawson [710]
Thursday and Envy Thursday / Envy Post-hardcore, post-rock, screamo Temporary Residence Tim Giles [711]
Unk 2econd Season Hip hop, Southern rap Koch, Oomp Camp DJ Montay [712]
Vanilla Ice Vanilla Ice Is Back! Hip hop, reggae, rap rock Cleopatra Adam Hamilton [713]
November
6 		Christina Aguilera Keeps Gettin' Better: A Decade of Hits [714]
November
10 		Enya And Winter Came… [715]
Stereophonics Decade in the Sun: Best of Stereophonics [716]
November
11 		88-Keys The Death of Adam [717]
The Bronx The Bronx [718]
Butch Walker Sycamore Meadows [719]
David Archuleta David Archuleta [720]
Deborah Cox The Promise [721]
Dir En Grey Uroboros [722]
The Faceless Planetary Duality Technical death metal, progressive metal Sumerian [723]
Hilary Duff Best of Hilary Duff [724]
Jedi Mind Tricks A History of Violence [725]
Laura Pausini Primavera in anticipo [726]
Longwave Secrets Are Sinister Indie rock Original Signal Recordings [727]
Science Faxtion Living on Another Frequency [728]
T-Pain Thr33 Ringz Hip hop Jive [729]
Taylor Swift Fearless Country pop Big Machine [730]
Tracy Chapman Our Bright Future [731]
Trick-Trick The Villain Midwest hip hop, gangsta rap Time Entertainment LLC, Koch Records [732]
November
12 		Beyoncé I Am... Sasha Fierce [733]
November
14 		Edguy Tinnitus Sanctus [734]
November
17 		Dido Safe Trip Home [735]
November
18 		Ace Hood Gutta Hip hop We the Best, Def Jam [736]
David Cook David Cook Pop rock, alternative rock, post-grunge RCA Rob Cavallo [737]
The Killers Day & Age Dance-rock, new wave, synth-pop Island Stuart Price, The Killers [738]
Lil' Keke Loved by Few, Hated by Many [739]
Karmakanic Who's the Boss in the Factory? Symphonic rock, neo-progressive rock Inside Out [740]
Mudvayne The New Game Alternative metal Epic [741]
Nickelback Dark Horse Alternative rock, alternative metal Roadrunner [742]
Sammy Hagar Cosmic Universal Fashion [743]
Shontelle Shontelligence [744]
Slim Love's Crazy [745]
Third Eye Blind Red Star [746]
Zac Brown Band The Foundation [747]
November
21 		Alexis Blue Hypothetical Situations [748]
Coldplay Prospekt's March [749]
Linkin Park Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes [750]
November
23 		Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy Hard rock, nu metal Geffen [751]
November
24 		Alesha Dixon The Alesha Show [752]
E-40 The Ball Street Journal [753]
The Fireman Electric Arguments [754]
Good Charlotte Greatest Remixes [755]
Justice A Cross the Universe [756]
Kanye West 808s & Heartbreak [757]
Kevin Rudolf In the City [758]
Lemar The Reason [759]
Rhydian Roberts Rhydian [760]
November
25 		Cynic Traced in Air Progressive metal Season of Mist [761]
November
28 		Britney Spears Circus Pop Jive Benny Blanco, Bloodshy & Avant, The Clutch, Dr. Luke, Fernando Garibay, Danja, Rob Knox, Greg Kurstin, Let's Go to War, Max Martin, Harvey Mason, Jr., Nicole Morier, The Outsyders, Larry Rudolph, Guy Sigsworth, Teresa LaBarbera Whites [762]

December

Release date Artist Album Genre Label Producer Ref.
December
1 		Mark Olson & Gary Louris Ready for the Flood Alternative country New West Chris Robinson [763]
December
2 		Akon Freedom R&B, hip hop, dance-pop Konvict, UpFront, SRC, Island, Universal Motown Akon, Noel "Detail" Fisher Giorgio Tuinfort, Jaylien Wesley, RedOne, T-Pain, Timothy Walls [764]
Scarface Emeritus Hip hop Rap-A-Lot, Asylum, Warner Bros. Scarface, Nottz, N.O. Joe, Cool & Dre, Jake One, Sha Money XL, Scram Jones [765]
December
3 		Sakis Rouvas Irthes [766]
December
5 		Brandy Human [767]
December
9 		Anna Vissi Apagorevmeno [768]
Avant Avant [769]
Common Universal Mind Control [770]
EPMD We Mean Business [771]
Maroon 5 Call and Response: The Remix Album [772]
Musiq Soulchild OnMyRadio [773]
December
10 		Fall Out Boy Folie à Deux Pop punk Island [774]
December
16 		The All-American Rejects When the World Comes Down [775]
Anthony Hamilton The Point of It All R&B Arista [776]
Jamie Foxx Intuition R&B J [777]
Keyshia Cole A Different Me R&B Geffen [778]
Plies Da REAList Southern hip hop, dirty rap Big Gates Records, Slip-n-Slide, Atlantic Mannie Fresh, DJ Toomp, Drumma Boy, DVS, T-Minus, Sean Garrett, J. R. Rotem, DJ Infamous, Midnight Black [779]
Saliva Cinco Diablo Alternative metal Island [780]
Snoop Dogg Snoop Dogg Presents Christmas in tha Dogg House [781]
Soulja Boy Tell 'Em iSouljaBoyTellem Hip hop Stacks on Deck, Collipark, Interscope Soulja Boy, Drumma Boy, Natural Disaster, Polow da Don, Jim Jonsin, Mr. Collipark, Mr. Hanky, Zaytoven, Chu, John Boy, DJ GB [782]
December
30 		Erin McCarley Love, Save the Empty Pop rock Universal Republic Jamie Kenney [783]

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