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List of 2009 albums

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The following is a list of albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2009. These albums are (1) original, i.e. excluding reissues, remasters, and compilations of previously released recordings, and (2) notable, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

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 edit

January edit

List of albums released in January 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
January
6 		Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion Psychedelic pop Domino
January
9 		Saxon Into the Labyrinth Heavy metal SPV/Steamhammer [1]
January
12 		Fever Ray Fever Ray Electropop Rabid [2]
Ugly Duckling Audacity Hip hop Fat Beats Records [3]
January
13 		Kreator Hordes of Chaos Thrash metal SPV/Steamhammer [4]
Oh No Not Stereo 003 Power pop [5]
Various artists Notorious Hip hop Bad Boy [6]
January
14 		My Dear Disco Dancethink Synth-pop, funk, rock [7]
January
19 		Antony and the Johnsons The Crying Light Baroque pop Secretly Canadian [8]
White Lies To Lose My Life... Post-punk revival, indie rock Fiction, Geffen [9]
January
20 		A. C. Newman Get Guilty Indie rock Matador, Last Gang
Andrew Bird Noble Beast Baroque pop Fat Possum, Bella Union
Anya Marina Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II [10]
BeauSoleil Alligator Purse [11]
Bon Iver Blood Bank Indie folk Jagjaguwar [12]
Cattle Decapitation The Harvest Floor Deathgrind, technical death metal Metal Blade [13]
Coconut Records Davy Indie pop, indie rock Young Baby Records [14]
Cymbals Eat Guitars Why There Are Mountains Indie rock [15]
Fiction Family Fiction Family Folk, rock ATO, lowercase people [16]
John Frusciante The Empyrean Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, post-rock Record Collection [17]
Matt and Kim Grand Dance-punk, indie rock, indie pop Fader Label, Universal [18]
Psychic Ills Mirror Eye The Social Registry
Reel Big Fish Fame, Fortune and Fornication Ska punk Rock Ridge Music [19]
Robert Pollard The Crawling Distance Rock, indie rock Guided by Voices [20]
Umphrey's McGee Mantis Progressive rock SCI Fidelity [21]
January
23 		Napalm Death Time Waits for No Slave Grindcore Century Media [22]
Sepultura A-Lex Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal SPV [23]
January
26 		Architects Hollow Crown Metalcore, mathcore Century Media, Distort, United By Fate Records [24]
Franz Ferdinand Tonight: Franz Ferdinand Indie rock, dance-punk, new wave Domino
The Phantom Band Checkmate Savage Folk, pop, blues Chemikal Underground [25]
January
27 		The Bird and the Bee Ray Guns Are Not Just the Future Indie pop, electronic Blue Note
Bruce Springsteen Working on a Dream Rock Columbia
Crooked X Crooked X Hard rock, heavy metal Capitol [26]
Dirty Little Rabbits Simon Indie The End [27]
Duncan Sheik Whisper House Pop RCA Victor [28]
Hoobastank Fornever Post-grunge, alternative rock Island [29]
Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes Eye Legacy Hip hop, R&B Mass Appeal, eOne [30]
Nickel Eye The Time of the Assassins Rykodisc [31]
Ten Second Epic Hometown Alternative rock, emo Black Box Music [32]

February edit

List of albums released in February 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
February
2 		Adagio Archangels in Black Symphonic metal, progressive metal, doom metal Listenable [33]
Ben Kweller Changing Horses Country rock, alt-country, folk rock ATO, The Noise Company
February
3 		Cannibal Corpse Evisceration Plague Death metal Metal Blade [34]
Dierks Bentley Feel That Fire Country Capitol Nashville [35]
The Fray The Fray Alternative rock, pop rock Epic [36]
The Loved Ones Distractions Punk rock, Americana Fat Wreck Chords [37]
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart The Pains of Being Pure at Heart Indie pop, noise pop, dream pop Slumberland, Fortuna Pop!
Two Tongues Two Tongues Pop punk, indie rock, emo Vagrant [38]
The Von Bondies Love, Hate and Then There's You Rock, electronic Majordomo [39]
February
4 		Hideki Sakamoto and Naoki Sato 428: Fūsa Sareta Shibuya de Original Soundtrack Lantis [40]
February
9 		Hot Leg Red Light Fever Glam metal, hard rock, glam rock Barbecue Rock Records [41]
Van Morrison Astral Weeks Live at the Hollywood Bowl Folk rock Listen to the Lions Records [42]
February
10 		Bobby V The Rebirth R&B, hip hop Blu Kolla Dreams, EMI [43]
Dan Auerbach Keep It Hid Blues rock, garage rock, indie folk Nonesuch [44]
India.Arie Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics R&B Soulbird Records, Universal Republic
Lily Allen It's Not Me, It's You Electropop Regal, Parlophone
The Lonely Island Incredibad Comedy hip hop Universal Republic
Malajube Labyrinthes Indie rock Dare to Care [45]
Red Innocence & Instinct Alternative metal, Christian rock, post-grunge Sony Music, Essential [46]
Ryan Leslie Ryan Leslie R&B, hip hop NextSelection Lifestyle Group, Casablanca, Universal Motown [47]
February
11 		VOTA VOTA Christian rock INO, Columbia [48]
February
13 		Mando Diao Give Me Fire! Indie rock, garage rock Universal [49]
February
15 		Bomb the Music Industry! Scrambles Ska punk, punk rock Quote Unquote, Asian Man [50]
February
16 		Morrissey Years of Refusal Alternative rock Decca, Lost Highway [51]
Various artists Dark Was the Night Alternative rock, indie pop, indie rock 4AD [52]
February
17 		...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead The Century of Self Art rock Richter Scale, Justice Records [53]
The Appleseed Cast Sagarmatha Indie rock, post-rock Vagrant, The Militia Group [54]
Asobi Seksu Hush Indie rock, dream pop Polyvinyl [55]
Beirut March of the Zapotec/Holland Indie folk, Balkan folk, electronica Pompeii Records [56]
J-Kwon Hood Hop 2 Hip hop Hood Hop Music [57]
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Southern rock, alternative country Lightning Rod Records [58]
Lissy Trullie Self-Taught Learner American Myth Records, Wichita [59]
Living Things Habeas Corpus Indie rock Jive [60]
M. Ward Hold Time Alternative, folk Merge, 4AD [61]
Mishka Above the Bones [62]
Plushgun Pins & Panzers New wave, indie rock, synth-pop Tommy Boy [63]
Scale the Summit Carving Desert Canyons Progressive metal, progressive rock, instrumental rock Prosthetic [64]
Thursday Common Existence Post-hardcore Epitaph
William Elliott Whitmore Animals in the Dark [65]
February
20 		Toni Gonzaga and Sam Milby Love Duets Pop Star Music [66]
February
23 		Blut Aus Nord Memoria Vetusta II – Dialogue with the Stars Atmospheric black metal Candlelight [67]
Gui Boratto Take My Breath Away House, minimal techno Kompakt [68]
Lamb of God Wrath Groove metal, thrash metal Epic, Roadrunner
The Prodigy Invaders Must Die New rave Cooking Vinyl
February
24 		B-Real Smoke n Mirrors West Coast hip hop, Latin hip hop Duck Down [69]
Black Lips 200 Million Thousand Garage punk, psychedelic rock Vice [70]
Chris Isaak Mr. Lucky Country pop Wicked Games, Reprise [71]
Clem Snide Hungry Bird Alternative country 429 [72]
Gentleman Reg Jet Black Indie pop Arts & Crafts [73]
God Forbid Earthsblood Thrash metal, metalcore Century Media [74]
Howie Beck How to Fall Down in Public Indie rock 13 Clouds Records [75]
Jake Owen Easy Does It Country RCA Nashville [76]
Joe Budden Padded Room Hip hop Amalgam Digital
K'naan Troubadour Canadian hip hop, worldbeat A&M/Octone [77]
Marianas Trench Masterpiece Theatre Pop punk, symphonic rock 604 [78]
MC Lars This Gigantic Robot Kills Nerdcore, ska punk, West Coast hip hop Horris, Oglio [79]
Project Pat Real Recognize Real Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop Hypnotize Minds, Asylum [80]
February
27 		Now, Now Every Children Cars Indie pop Tapete [81]
U2 No Line on the Horizon Rock Mercury, Island, Interscope

March edit

List of albums released in March 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
March
1 		Cursive Mama, I'm Swollen Emo, indie rock Saddle Creek [82]
March
2 		The Answer Everyday Demons Hard rock Albert [83]
Red Light Company Fine Fascination Alternative rock Lavolta Records [84]
March
3 		Jeremy Riddle The Now and Not Yet [85]
Marissa Nadler Little Hells Folk Kemado [86]
Neko Case Middle Cyclone Alternative country, indie folk Anti-
Shout Out Out Out Out Reintegration Time Electro, alternative dance, dance-punk Nrmls Wlcm Records
March
6 		The Church Untitled #23 Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock Unorthodox Records, Second Motion [87]
Kelly Clarkson All I Ever Wanted Pop, pop rock RCA
Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz! Synth-punk, alternative rock Dress Up Records, DGC, Interscope
March
9 		Fight Like Apes You Filled His Head with Fluffy Clouds and Jolly Ranchers, What Did You Think Was Going to Happen? [88]
Mel Parsons Over My Shoulder Folk, alternative country Cape Road Recordings [89]
Micachu and the Shapes Jewellery Avant-pop, noise pop, grindie Rough Trade [90]
Pure Reason Revolution Amor Vincit Omnia New prog, electronic rock, electronica Superball [91]
Polly Scattergood Polly Scattergood Indie pop, experimental Mute [92]
Starsailor All the Plans Alternative rock, post-Britpop Virgin, EMI [93]
March
10 		Attack in Black Years (by One Thousand Fingertips) Folk rock Dine Alone [94]
Bell Orchestre As Seen Through Windows Instrumental rock Arts & Crafts [95]
Chris Cornell Scream Dance-pop, pop rock Mosley Music, Suretone [96]
Dope No Regrets Industrial metal, alternative metal, nu metal eOne [97]
The-Dream Love vs. Money R&B Radio Killa, Def Jam
Handsome Furs Face Control Electropunk Sub Pop [98]
J. Holiday Round 2 R&B, hip hop Music Line Group, Capitol [99]
Julie Doiron I Can Wonder What You Did with Your Day Indie rock Jagjaguwar, Endearing [100]
Julien-K Death to Analog Industrial rock, electronic rock, alternative rock Metropolis, [101]
New Found Glory Not Without a Fight Pop punk Epitaph
The Number Twelve Looks Like You Worse Than Alone Mathcore Eyeball [102]
Propagandhi Supporting Caste Punk rock G7 Welcoming Committee, Smallman Records, Hassle Records [103]
RBD Para Olvidarte de Mí Pop, Latin pop, dance-pop EMI [104]
Reks More Grey Hairs Hip hop ShowOff Records [105]
The Riverboat Gamblers Underneath the Owl [106]
Seventh Day Slumber Take Everything Christian rock BEC [107]
Yngwie Malmsteen Angels of Love Folk rock, instrumental rock, neoclassical metal Koch, Rising Force Records [108]
March
12 		Miss Kittin & The Hacker Two Electronica, electroclash, dance Nobody's Bizzness [109]
Super Junior Sorry, Sorry K-pop, R&B, dance SM [110]
March
13 		Peter Doherty Grace/Wastelands Alternative rock EMI, Astralwerks [111]
Utada This Is the One Pop, R&B Island
March
16 		Delirious? My Soul Sings Rock, Christian rock Sparrow, Furious? Records [112]
Pestilence Resurrection Macabre Technical death metal Mascot [113]
Super Furry Animals Dark Days/Light Years Alternative rock, experimental rock Rough Trade [114]
March
17 		Ace Enders and a Million Different People When I Hit the Ground Indie rock Vagrant [115]
Bonnie "Prince" Billy Beware Americana, alternative country, indie folk Drag City [116]
Capone-N-Noreaga Channel 10 East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, gangsta rap SMC [117]
Gorilla Zoe Don't Feed da Animals Hip hop Bad Boy South, Block, Atlantic [118]
Mstrkrft Fist of God Electro house Last Gang, Dim Mak, Downtown [119]
Static-X Cult of Static Industrial metal, groove metal Reprise [120]
Superdrag Industry Giants Punk rock, power pop, shoegaze Superdrag Sound Laboratories, Thirty Tigers [121]
Willie Nelson Naked Willie Country Legacy [122]
March
18 		Röyksopp Junior Electronic pop Wall of Sound
March
20 		HammerFall No Sacrifice, No Victory Power metal, heavy metal Nuclear Blast [123]
Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction and Street Sweeper Social Club NINJA 2009 Tour Sampler Alternative rock The Null Corporation [124]
March
23 		Therapy? Crooked Timber Alternative metal, post-punk Demolition [125]
Various artists Hannah Montana: The Movie Pop, country Walt Disney
March
24 		Blue October Approaching Normal Alternative rock Universal
Dan Deacon Bromst Indietronica, noise pop Carpark [126]
The Decemberists The Hazards of Love Folk rock, chamber pop, progressive folk Capitol, Rough Trade [127]
Falling Up Fangs Art rock, experimental rock BEC [128]
Jim Jones Pray IV Reign Hip hop eOne, Columbia, Sony Music [129]
Joel Plaskett Three Indie rock, folk rock, folk MapleMusic [130]
John Rich Son of a Preacher Man Country Warner Bros. [131]
Junior Boys Begone Dull Care Synth-pop Domino [132]
Keri Hilson In a Perfect World... R&B Mosley Music, Zone 4, Interscope
KMFDM Blitz Industrial rock, electro-industrial Metropolis [133]
Leela James Let's Do It Again Soul, R&B, blues Shanachie [134]
Mastodon Crack the Skye Progressive metal Reprise
Martina McBride Shine Country RCA [135]
MF DOOM Born Like This Hip hop Lex
Mono Hymn to the Immortal Wind Post-rock Temporary Residence Limited [136]
MxPx On the Cover II Punk rock Tooth & Nail [137]
Papa Roach Metamorphosis Glam metal, hard rock DGC, Interscope [138]
Pet Shop Boys Yes Synth-pop Parlophone
Slim Thug Boss of All Bosses Hip hop Koch [139]
Vanna A New Hope Post-hardcore, metalcore Epitaph [140]
Yanni Yanni Voices Instrumental Yanni Wake Records, Disney Pearl [141]
March
25 		Ayumi Hamasaki Next Level Electronic Avex Trax [142]
March
30 		Kaki King Mexican Teenagers Instrumental rock Cooking Vinyl [143]
The Leisure Society The Sleeper Folk-pop Willkommen Records [144]
Peter Bjorn and John Living Thing Indie pop Wichita, Startime [145]
The Xcerts In the Cold Wind We Smile Indie rock, post-hardcore, power pop Xtra Mile, King Tuts Recordings [146]
March
31 		Bow Wow New Jack City II Hip hop, gangsta rap, R&B LBW Entertainment, Columbia [147]
Burn Halo Burn Halo Hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge Rawkhead Records [148]
Death Cab for Cutie The Open Door Alternative rock Atlantic, Barsuk [149]
Diana Krall Quiet Nights Jazz, bossa nova Verve
Flo Rida R.O.O.T.S. Hip hop Poe Boy, Atlantic [150]
Gavin DeGraw Free Soft rock J [151]
Great Lake Swimmers Lost Channels Folk rock Nettwerk
Keith Urban Defying Gravity Country Capitol Nashville [152]
Queensrÿche American Soldier Heavy metal, hard rock, alternative rock ATCO, Rhino [153]
Stevie Nicks The Soundstage Sessions Rock Reprise [154]
UGK UGK 4 Life Hip hop Jive [155]

Second quarter edit

April edit

List of albums released in April 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
April
1 		BWO Big Science Pop Bonnier Music [156]
Lacuna Coil Shallow Life Gothic metal, alternative metal, nu metal Century Media, EMI [157]
El Perro del Mar Love Is Not Pop Pop Licking Fingers [158]
April
3 		Bat for Lashes Two Suns Art rock Echo, Parlophone
April
6 		Doves Kingdom of Rust Indie rock Heavenly
Lady Sovereign Jigsaw Hip hop, grime, electronica EMI
The Veils Sun Gangs Indie, Alternative rock Rough Trade [159]
April
7 		Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound When Sweet Sleep Returned Psychedelic rock Tee Pee [160]
Band of Skulls Baby Darling Doll Face Honey Blues rock, indie rock, hard rock Shangri-La Music [161]
Billy Ray Cyrus Back to Tennessee Country Lyric Street [162]
Black Dice Repo Ambient music, electronic Paw Tracks [163]
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone Advance Base Battery Life Tomlab [164]
The Ettes Danger Is [165]
Jadakiss The Last Kiss East Coast hip hop, hardcore D-Block, Ruff Ryders, Roc-A-Fella
Jason Aldean Wide Open Country, country rock Broken Bow [166]
MercyMe 10 Rock INO
Metric Fantasies Indie rock, new wave Metric Music International, Last Gang, Mom + Pop
Mims Guilt Hip hop, East Coast hip hop, rap rock Capitol, EMI
Neil Young Fork in the Road Rock, folk rock Reprise [167]
Rascal Flatts Unstoppable Country Lyric Street [168]
The Thermals Now We Can See Indie rock, punk rock Kill Rock Stars [169]
The Tragically Hip We Are the Same Rock Universal Music Canada [170]
April
9 		Woods Songs of Shame Folk, psychedelic folk Woodsist, Shrimper [171]
April
13 		Soap&Skin Lovetune for Vacuum Experimental, dark wave, electronica Couch Records, PIAS [172]
April
14 		Big Business Mind the Drift Heavy metal Hydra Head [173]
The Boy Least Likely To Law of the Playground Indie pop Too Young to Die [174]
Day26 Forever in a Day R&B, hip hop Bad Boy, Atlantic [175]
Den Saakaldte All Hail Pessimism [176]
Fastball Little White Lies Rock RED [177]
Jill Sobule California Years Pinko Records [178]
k-os Yes! Alternative hip hop Universal Music Canada [179]
The Last Vegas Whatever Gets You Off Hard rock, glam metal, heavy metal Eleven Seven Music [180]
Prefuse 73 Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian Electronic Warp [181]
Silversun Pickups Swoon Alternative rock, indie rock, shoegaze Dangerbird
Willie Nile House of a Thousand Guitars Rock River House Records [182]
April
17 		Depeche Mode Sounds of the Universe Synth-pop, electronic rock Mute
Hardline Leaving the End Open Hard rock Frontiers [183]
April
20 		Art Brut Art Brut vs. Satan Indie rock, art punk, garage rock Downtown, Cooking Vinyl [184]
Asher Roth Asleep in the Bread Aisle Alternative hip hop, jazz rap School Boy, SRC, Universal Motown [185]
Camera Obscura My Maudlin Career Indie pop 4AD [186]
Chimaira The Infection Groove metal, metalcore Ferret, Nuclear Blast [187]
Earth Crisis To the Death Metalcore Century Media [188]
Fightstar Be Human Alternative rock, symphonic rock, post-hardcore Search and Destroy Records, PIAS
April
21 		As Cities Burn Hell or High Water Indie rock Tooth & Nail [189]
Bearfoot Doors and Windows Bluegrass, Americana Compass [190]
Chester French Love the Future Indie pop, futurepop, synth-pop, electronic Star Trak, Interscope
The Horrors Primary Colours Shoegaze, post-punk revival, gothic rock XL [191]
Isis Wavering Radiant Post-metal, sludge metal, progressive metal Ipecac
Jars of Clay The Long Fall Back to Earth Rock, Christian rock Gray Matters Records, Essential [192]
The Juan MacLean The Future Will Come House, nu-disco DFA
Manchester Orchestra Mean Everything to Nothing Indie rock, alternative rock Favorite Gentlemen Recordings
Meg & Dia Here, Here and Here Alternative rock, indie rock, indie pop Warner Bros., Sire [193]
Rick Ross Deeper Than Rap Hip hop MMG, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam
Tinted Windows Tinted Windows Alternative rock, power pop S-Curve
April
25 		Serebro OpiumRoz Electronic rock Monolit Records, Symbolic Records [194]
April
27 		The Enemy Music for the People Indie rock, punk rock Warner Bros. [195]
OSI Blood Progressive metal Inside Out Music [196]
April
28 		Ben Folds Ben Folds Presents: University A Cappella! A cappella Sony Music [197]
Bob Dylan Together Through Life Folk rock, blues rock Columbia
Halestorm Halestorm Hard rock, post-grunge Atlantic [198]
Heaven & Hell The Devil You Know Heavy metal, doom metal Rhino, Roadrunner [199]
Immaculate Machine High on Jackson Hill Indie rock Mint [200]
Japandroids Post-Nothing Indie rock, noise rock Unfamiliar Records
Julian Marley Awake Reggae Universal, Tuff Gong [201]
Kevin Devine Brother's Blood Indie rock, alternative rock Favorite Gentlemen Recordings, Big Scary Monsters [202]
Mike Jones The Voice Hip hop Ice Age, Asylum [203]
NOFX Coaster Punk rock, ska punk Fat Wreck Chords [204]
Patrick Watson Wooden Arms Dream pop, psychedelic folk Secret City [205]
Pilot Speed Wooden Bones Rock MapleMusic, Wind-up [206]
Tech N9ne Sickology 101 Hip hop Strange Music [207]
Thee Oh Sees Help Alternative rock, garage rock, noise rock In the Red [208]
Wyrd Kalivägi [209]
April
30 		Nek Un'altra direzione Pop rock, soft rock Warner Music [210]

May edit

List of albums released in May 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
May
1 		Madina Lake Attics to Eden Alternative rock, post-hardcore Roadrunner [211]
Peaches I Feel Cream Electroclash, synth-pop, electropunk XL
May
2 		Gallows Grey Britain Hardcore punk, metalcore Warner Bros. [212]
May
3 		Ciara Fantasy Ride R&B Jive, LaFace, Sony Music
May
4 		Fischerspooner Entertainment Electropop [213]
The Maccabees Wall of Arms Indie rock Fiction
May
5 		Akron / Family Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free Experimental rock, indie folk Dead Oceans [214]
The Chariot Wars and Rumors of Wars Metalcore, mathcore Solid State [215]
Chrisette Michele Epiphany R&B, pop, soul Def Jam
Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band Outer South Folk rock, indie rock, Americana Merge [216]
Cracker Sunrise in the Land of Milk and Honey Alternative rock 429 [217]
The Dangerous Summer Reach for the Sun Pop-punk, alternative rock Hopeless [218]
Decyfer Down Crash Post-grunge, alternative metal Christian rock INO [219]
The Devil Wears Prada With Roots Above and Branches Below Metalcore Ferret Music [220]
Hatebreed For the Lions Metalcore, hardcore punk, groove metal Koch [221]
New York Dolls Cause I Sez So Hard Rock Atco
Newsboys In the Hands of God Christian rock, pop rock Inpop [222]
Psychostick Sandwich Comedy rock, metalcore, hardcore punk Rock Ridge Music [223]
St. Vincent Actor Baroque pop, indie pop, progressive pop 4AD
Yusuf Islam Roadsinger Folk rock [224]
Zao Awake? Metalcore Ferret Music [225]
May
8 		Epica The Classical Conspiracy Symphonic death metal, neoclassical metal Nuclear Blast [226]
May
11 		In Case of Fire Align the Planets Progressive rock, alternative rock, new prog Search and Destroy Records [227]
Marmaduke Duke Duke Pandemonium Alternative rock, dance-pop, funk 14th Floor [228]
May
12 		Aiden Knives Horror punk, melodic hardcore Victory [229]
Cam'ron Crime Pays Hip hop Diplomat, Asylum, Warner Bros. [230]
The Crystal Method Divided by Night Electronica Tiny e Records [231]
Maxïmo Park Quicken the Heart Alternative rock, indie rock, post-punk revival Warp [232]
Meat Puppets Sewn Together Alternative rock Megaforce [233]
Paul Wall Fast Life Hip hop, Southern hip hop Swishahouse, Asylum [234]
May
13 		Dead by April Dead by April Metalcore, melodic death metal, alternative metal Universal [235]
May
15 		Coldplay LeftRightLeftRightLeft Alternative rock Capitol, Parlophone [236]
Eminem Relapse Horrorcore, hardcore hip hop Aftermath
Green Day 21st Century Breakdown Pop-punk, alternative rock, punk rock Reprise
May
18 		Kate Voegele A Fine Mess Pop, pop rock MySpace, Interscope [237]
Madness The Liberty of Norton Folgate Ska, pop, reggae Lucky Seven, Yep Roc [238]
Manic Street Preachers Journal for Plague Lovers Post-punk, alternative rock Columba
Old Man's Child Slaves of the World Symphonic black metal Century Media [239]
Passion Pit Manners Electropop, synth-pop Frenchkiss, Columbia
Sunn O))) Monoliths & Dimensions Drone metal, avant-garde, dark ambient Southern Lord [240]
May
19 		Busta Rhymes Back on My B.S. East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop Universal Motown [241]
Carbon Leaf Nothing Rhymes with Woman Vanguard [242]
CKY Carver City Alternative metal, stoner metal, alternative rock Roadrunner
Diane Birch Bible Belt Soul, blues S-Curve [243]
DJ Drama Gangsta Grillz: The Album (Vol. 2) Hip hop Grand Hustle, Atlantic [244]
Family Force 5 Dance or Die with a Vengeance Crunkcore, Christian rock, Dance Transparent Media Group [245]
IAMX Kingdom of Welcome Addiction Alternative rock, industrial rock, dark cabaret Metropolis, 61Seconds Records [246]
Iron & Wine Around the Well Folk rock Sub Pop [247]
Mat Kearney City of Black & White Rock, pop Aware, Columbia [248]
Method Man & Redman Blackout! 2 Hip hop Def Jam [249]
Ruben Studdard Love Is R&B Hickory [250]
Tori Amos Abnormally Attracted to Sin Universal Republic
White Rabbits It's Frightening Indie rock TBD, Mute [251]
May
20 		Marilyn Manson The High End of Low Glam rock, industrial metal Interscope
May
22 		Esmée Denters Outta Here Synth-pop, R&B Interscope, Tennman [252]
May
25 		1349 Revelations of the Black Flame Black metal, avant-garde metal Candlelight [253]
Devin Townsend Ki Progressive rock, progressive metal, blues rock HevyDevy Records [254]
Iggy Pop Préliminaires Jazz, rock, blues Astralwerks, Virgin [255]
Phoenix Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix Indie pop, synth-pop, new wave V2, Loyauté, Glassnote
May
26 		Black Moth Super Rainbow Eating Us Graveface [256]
Electrik Red How to Be a Lady: Volume 1 R&B Radio Killa, Def Jam [257]
Eros Ramazzotti Ali e radici Pop, rock [258]
Grizzly Bear Veckatimest Indie rock, psychedelic folk, folk rock Warp
Hayden The Place Where We Lived Acoustic rock, indie folk, alternative country Hardwood, Universal Music Canada [259]
Mandy Moore Amanda Leigh Country, folk, pop RED, Sony Music [260]
Minsk With Echoes in the Movement of Stone Post-metal, doom metal Relapse [261]
Wisin & Yandel La Revolución Reggaeton, R&B, electropop WY, Machete [262]
May
27 		Amorphis Skyforger Folk metal, progressive metal, melodic death metal Nuclear Blast [263]
May
28 		Rock Plaza Central ...At the Moment of Our Most Needing Indie rock Paper Bag [264]
May
29 		Eskimo Joe Inshalla Alternative rock Warner [265]

June edit

List of albums released in June 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
June
1 		Patrick Wolf The Bachelor Indietronica, folktronica, electronica Bloody Chamber Music [266]
June
2 		311 Uplifter Alternative rock, reggae rock Volcano [267]
Dave Matthews Band Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King Alternative rock RCA [268]
Eels Hombre Lobo Rock Vagrant [269]
Emery ...In Shallow Seas We Sail Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore Tooth & Nail [270]
Rancid Let the Dominoes Fall Punk rock, ska punk Hellcat, Epitaph [271]
The Sounds Crossing the Rubicon New wave, post-punk revival Arnioki Records, Original Signal Records [272]
Taking Back Sunday New Again Alternative rock, pop rock, pop punk Warner Bros.
June
3 		The Black Eyed Peas The E.N.D. Pop, hip hop, dance Interscope
Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana) Hannah Montana 3 Teen pop, dance-pop, pop rock Walt Disney
Titãs Sacos Plásticos Pop rock Arsenal Music [273]
June
5 		Chickenfoot Chickenfoot Hard rock, blues rock, heavy metal Redline, earMUSIC, WHD Entertainment [274]
Karnivool Sound Awake Progressive rock, alternative metal Cymatic Records, Sony Music [275]
Kasabian West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum Indie rock, psychedelic rock, space rock RCA
Little Boots Hands Electropop, synth-pop 679, Atlantic
June
8 		Datarock Red Dance-punk, funk, nu-disco Young Aspiring Professionals [276]
Placebo Battle for the Sun Alternative rock PIAS
Steel Panther Feel the Steel Glam metal, heavy metal, comedy rock Universal [277]
June
9 		Anti-Flag The People or the Gun Punk rock SideOneDummy [278]
The Clarks Restless Days Rock High Wire Music [279]
Coalesce OX Metalcore, mathcore Relapse [280]
Dirty Projectors Bitte Orca Indie rock, experimental pop Domino [281]
Dredg The Pariah, the Parrot, the Delusion Alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental rock Ohlone Recordings, Independent Label [282]
Elvis Costello Secret, Profane & Sugarcane Americana, country folk, country rock Hear Music, Universal
The Friday Night Boys Off the Deep End Power pop, pop punk Fueled by Ramen [283]
Little Boots Illuminations Synth-pop, nu-disco, dance-pop Elektra [284]
Miike Snow Miike Snow Indie pop, synth-pop Downtown [285]
Mos Def The Ecstatic Conscious rap, alternative hip hop Downtown
A Skylit Drive Adelphia Post-hardcore, screamo Fearless [286]
Sonic Youth The Eternal Indie rock, experimental rock Matador
There for Tomorrow A Little Faster Alternative rock, pop punk, emo Hopeless [287]
June
11 		Ashley Tisdale Guilty Pleasure Pop rock Warner Bros. [288]
Idlewild Post Electric Blues Indie rock Cooking Vinyl [289]
June
12 		A-ha Foot of the Mountain Synth-pop We Love Music, Polydor, Universal [290]
Hilltop Hoods State of the Art Australian hip hop Golden Era [291]
Jonas Brothers Lines, Vines and Trying Times Rock Hollywood
June
15 		Magnum Into the Valley of the Moonking Rock SPV [292]
Riverside Anno Domini High Definition Progressive rock, progressive metal, jazz fusion Mystic Production, Inside Out Music, SPV [293]
Spinnerette Spinnerette Alternative rock, indie rock Anthem, Hassle Records [294]
We Were Promised Jetpacks These Four Walls Indie rock, post-punk revival, folk rock Fat Cat [295]
June
16 		Everyday Sunday Best Night of Our Lives Christian rock Inpop [296]
Major Lazer Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do EDM, dancehall, reggae Downtown [297]
Spinal Tap Back from the Dead Comedy rock, heavy metal Spuzzle Records, Polymer Records [298]
Street Sweeper Social Club Street Sweeper Social Club Rap rock, alternative rock, funk rock Warner Bros. [299]
June
19 		Gossip Music for Men Indie rock, garage rock, dance-punk Columbia
The Temper Trap Conditions Indie rock, indie pop Liberation Music, Infectious, Glassnote [300]
VNV Nation Of Faith, Power and Glory Futurepop, electro-industrial, electropop Anachron Records [301]
June
22 		Amazing Baby Rewild Indie rock Shangri-La Music, Cooperative Music [302]
White Denim Fits Indie rock, psychedelic rock Downtown, Full Time Hobby [303]
June
23 		Alexisonfire Old Crows / Young Cardinals Post-hardcore Dine Alone
Cheap Trick The Latest Hard rock, power pop Cheap Trick Unlimited [304]
The Cliks Dirty King Alternative rock Warner Bros., Tommy Boy [305]
Darkest Hour The Eternal Return Melodic death metal Victory [306]
The Dear Hunter Act III: Life and Death Progressive rock, symphonic rock, experimental rock Triple Crown [307]
Deer Tick Born on Flag Day Indie rock, alternative country Partisan [308]
Dinosaur Jr. Farm Alternative rock Jagjaguwar
Dream Theater Black Clouds & Silver Linings Progressive metal, progressive rock Roadrunner [309]
Ginuwine A Man's Thoughts R&B, soul, hip hop Notifi Records, Asylum, Warner Bros. [310]
Hit the Lights Coast to Coast Pop punk, easycore Triple Crown [311]
Jay Brannan In Living Cover Folk, acoustic Great Depression Records, Nettwerk [312]
The Lemonheads Varshons Alternative rock, punk rock The End [313]
The Mars Volta Octahedron Progressive rock, experimental rock Warner Bros., Mercury
Maylene and the Sons of Disaster III Hard rock, Southern metal Ferret Music [314]
Paulina Rubio Gran City Pop Latin pop, dance-pop Universal Music Latino
Pete Yorn Back and Fourth Alternative rock Columbia [315]
Reverie Sound Revue Reverie Sound Revue Indie rock Boompa [316]
Regina Spektor Far Anti-folk, indie rock Sire
Sunset Rubdown Dragonslayer Indie rock Jagjaguwar [317]
Tortoise Beacons of Ancestorship Post-rock Thrill Jockey [318]
June
24 		Ringo Sheena Sanmon Gossip Jazz pop Virgin
June
29 		Anaal Nathrakh In the Constellation of the Black Widow Black metal, grindcore, industrial metal Candlelight, FETO Records [319]
Moby Wait for Me Downtempo, ambient, electronica Little Idiot Records, Mute
La Roux La Roux Synth-pop Polydor
June
30 		Ace Hood Ruthless Hip hop We the Best, Def Jam [320]
Brad Paisley American Saturday Night Country Arista Nashville
Killswitch Engage Killswitch Engage Metalcore Roadrunner [321]
Maino If Tomorrow Comes... Hip hop Hustle Hard Records, Atlantic [322]
Mark Karan Walk Through the Fire Rock Quacktone Records, DIG Music [323]
Obituary Darkest Day Death metal Candlelight [324]
Rob Thomas Cradlesong Pop rock Atlantic
Suicide Silence No Time to Bleed Deathcore Century Nedia [325]
Wilco Wilco Alternative rock Nonesuch

Third quarter edit

July edit

List of albums released in July 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
July
3 		Cascada Evacuate the Dancefloor Eurodance, dance-pop, electropop Zooland [326]
Florence and the Machine Lungs Indie pop, art rock, punk blues Island
Suffocation Blood Oath Technical death metal Nuclear Blast [327]
July
4 		Atmosphere Leak at Will Hip hop, alternative hip hop Rhymesayers [328]
July
7 		All Time Low Nothing Personal Emo pop, pop punk Hopeless
Big D and the Kids Table Fluent in Stroll Dub, ska, reggae SideOneDummy [329]
Billy Boy on Poison Drama Junkie Queen Ironworks [330]
Born of Osiris A Higher Place Progressive metalcore, deathcore Sumerian [331]
Céu Vagarosa Urban Jungle, Six Degrees [332]
Death by Stereo Death Is My Only Friend Heavy metal, hardcore punk Serjical Strike [333]
Job for a Cowboy Ruination Death metal Metal Blade [334]
LMFAO Party Rock Pop, dance-pop, EDM will.i.am Music, Cherrytree Records, Interscope
Marcy Playground Leaving Wonderland... in a Fit of Rage Alternative rock Woz Records [335]
Maxwell BLACKsummers'night R&B, neo soul, funk Columbia
Poison the Well The Tropic Rot Post-hardcore, experimental rock Ferret [336]
Stellastarr Civilized Indie rock, post-punk Bloated Wife Records [337]
July
10 		Billy Talent Billy Talent III Post-punk, post-hardcore, punk rock Warner Music Canada, Roadrunner [338]
July
13 		Clark Totems Flare IDM, experimental, electro Warp [339]
Clutch Strange Cousins from the West Stoner rock, blues rock Weathermaker Music [340]
He Is Legend It Hates You Hard rock, stoner rock, alternative rock LAB, Tragic Hero [341]
Judas Priest A Touch of Evil: Live Heavy metal Sony Music, Epic [342]
The Rumble Strips Welcome to the Walk Alone Rock Island [343]
July
14 		Adelitas Way Adelitas Way Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge Virgin [344]
Arkaea Years in the Darkness Metalcore, groove metal, industrial metal eOne [345]
August Burns Red Constellations Melodic metalcore Solid State [346]
Brooke White High Hopes & Heartbreak Folk music, indie pop June Baby Records [347]
Daughtry Leave This Town Alternative rock, pop rock, post-grunge RCA
The Dead Weather Horehound Garage rock, blues rock Third Man, Warner Bros. [348]
DevilDriver Pray for Villains Groove metal, melodic death metal Roadrunner [349]
John Forté Stylefree the EP [350]
Krizz Kaliko Genius Alternative hip hop, R&B Strange Music [351]
Project 86 Picket Fence Cartel Post-hardcore, alternative metal Tooth & Nail [352]
pureNRG The Real Thing CCM, pop Fervent [353]
Sick Puppies Tri-Polar Alternative metal, nu metal, post-grunge Virgin [354]
July
17 		Ana Popović Blind for Love Electric blues, blues rock, jazz Eclecto Groove [355]
Jordin Sparks Battlefield Pop, R&B Jive
July
21 		Civil Twilight Civil Twilight Indie rock, alternative rock Wind-up [356]
Demi Lovato Here We Go Again Pop, pop rock Hollywood
The Fiery Furnaces I'm Going Away Indie rock Thrill Jockey [357]
Our Lady Peace Burn Burn Alternative rock Coalition Entertainment [358]
Portugal. The Man The Satanic Satanist Psychedelic pop Equal Vision [359]
Set Your Goals This Will Be the Death of Us Pop-punk Epitaph
Sugar Ray Music for Cougars Pop rock Pulse Recordings [360]
July
28 		Fabolous Loso's Way Hip hop Desert Storm, Def Jam [361]
George Thorogood and the Destroyers The Dirty Dozen Blues rock, Boogie rock Capitol [362]
Kristinia DeBarge Exposed Pop, R&B Island, Sodapop Records [363]
Owl City Ocean Eyes Synth-pop, electronica Universal Republic
July
31 		Frankmusik Complete Me Electropop, synth-pop, dance-pop Island

August edit

List of albums released in August 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
August
3 		Bap Kennedy Howl On Country rock Lonely Street Discs [364]
Enochian Theory Evolution: Creatio Ex Nihilio Progressive rock Mascot [365]
The Twang Jewellery Quarter Indie rock B-Unique [366]
Wild Beasts Two Dancers Indie rock, art rock, dream pop Domino [367]
August
4 		Aaron Shust Take Over [368]
Amanda Blank I Love You Dirty rap, Baltimore club, electropop Downtown [369]
Anchor & Braille Felt Acoustic rock, baroque pop, folk Wood Water Records [370]
Fruit Bats The Ruminant Band Folk rock Sub Pop [371]
Gloriana Gloriana Country [372]
Jay Reatard Watch Me Fall Garage rock, indie rock, power pop Matador [373]
Julian Plenti Julian Plenti Is... Skyscraper Alternative rock, art rock Matador [374]
Modest Mouse No One's First, and You're Next Alternative rock Epic [375]
Nightmare of You Infomaniac Indie rock The Bevonshire Label, Brookvale Records [376]
Touché Amoré ...To the Beat of a Dead Horse Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore, screamo 6131 Records [377]
August
5 		Mutemath Armistice Alternative rock, post-rock Teleprompt, Warner Bros. [378]
August
7 		Behemoth Evangelion Blackened death metal Nuclear Blast, Metal Blade [379]
August
9 		Thrice Beggars Experimental rock, post-hardcore, alternative rock Vagrant
August
10 		Jessie James Jessie James Country, pop Mercury [380]
August
11 		Britt Nicole The Lost Get Found Christian rock, Christian hip hop Sparrow [381]
Cobra Starship Hot Mess Dance-pop, synth-pop, alternative rock Fueled by Ramen, Decaydance, Columbia [382]
Dan Mangan Nice, Nice, Very Nice Indie rock Arts & Crafts [383]
George Strait Twang Country MCA Nashville
Justin Moore Justin Moore Country, country rock Valory [384]
Robert Cray This Time Blues Vanguard, Nozzle Records [385]
Slaughterhouse Slaughterhouse Hardcore hip hop eOne [386]
Winds of Plague The Great Stone War Deathcore, symphonic metal Century Media [387]
August
14 		Calvin Harris Ready for the Weekend Dance Fly Eye, Columbia
The xx xx Indie pop, dream pop, indie rock Young Turks
August
15 		Dappled Cities Zounds Alternative Speak 'n Spell, Dangerbird [388]
August
17 		Mew No More Stories... Alternative rock, indie rock, progressive rock Evil Office Records, Columbia [389]
August
18 		Arctic Monkeys Humbug Hard rock, stoner rock, psychedelic rock Domino
As Tall as Lions You Can't Take It with You Indie rock Triple Crown [390]
Brendan Benson My Old, Familiar Friend Rock ATO [391]
Broadway Calls Good Views, Bad News Pop punk, punk rock SideOneDummy [392]
David Nail I'm About to Come Alive Country MCA Nashville [393]
Dawes North Hills Folk rock ATO [394]
Gwar Lust in Space Thrash metal, heavy metal, comedy rock Metal Blade [395]
Otep Smash the Control Machine Alternative metal, nu metal Victory [396]
Reba McEntire Keep On Loving You Country Starstruck, Valory
Sean Paul Imperial Blaze Dancehall, reggae, reggae fusion Atlantic [397]
Shiloh Picture Imperfect Pop-punk, pop rock Universal [398]
Third Eye Blind Ursa Major Rock, alternative rock Mega Collider
August
21 		Jet Shaka Rock Hard rock Virgin, Five Seven [399]
Kisschasy Seizures Pop rock, alternative rock Below Par [400]
August
24 		Athlete Black Swan Indie rock, alternative rock, post-Britpop Fiction [401]
David Guetta One Love House Virgin, EMI, Astralwerks
Imogen Heap Ellipse Electronica, ambient Megaphonic, RCA Victor
LeToya Lady Love R&B Capitol [402]
August
25 		Blitzen Trapper Black River Killer Alternative country Sub Pop [403]
Colbie Caillat Breakthrough Pop, pop rock Universal Republic
Collective Soul Collective Soul (Rabbit) Alternative rock, hard rock, post-grunge Loud & Proud, Roadrunner [404]
fun. Aim and Ignite Baroque pop, indie pop Nettwerk
Hockey Mind Chaos Indie rock, dance-punk Capitol [405]
Ingrid Michaelson Everybody Indie pop Cabin 24 [406]
Jack Ingram Big Dreams & High Hopes Country Big Machine [407]
Leeland Love Is on the Move Christian rock Reunion, Essential [408]
Matisyahu Light Reggae fusion, reggae, hip hop Epic, JDub, Or Music [409]
Matt Redman We Shall Not Be Shaken CCM, worship [410]
Municipal Waste Massive Aggressive Thrash metal, crossover thrash Earache [411]
Needtobreathe The Outsiders Alternative rock, Christian rock, Southern rock Atlantic [412]
Oh, Sleeper Son of the Morning Metalcore Solid State [413]
Sidewalk Prophets These Simple Truths Christian music Word, Curb [414]
Skillet Awake Christian metal, hard rock, alternative metal Atlantic [415]
Still Life Still Girls Come Too [416]
Young Galaxy Invisible Republic Indie rock Fontana North [417]
August
28 		A Fine Frenzy Bomb in a Birdcage Indie rock Virgin [418]
Guilt Machine On This Perfect Day Progressive metal Mascot [419]
Miley Cyrus The Time of Our Lives Pop rock Hollywood
Pitbull Pitbull Starring in Rebelution Crunk, dance, hip hop J, Polo Grounds, Bad Boy Latino [420]
Urthboy Spitshine Australian hip hop Elefant Traks [421]
Whitney Houston I Look to You Pop, disco Arista
August
31 		3 Inches of Blood Here Waits Thy Doom Heavy metal, power metal Century Media [422]
The Black Crowes Before the Frost...Until the Freeze Southern rock, blues rock, hard rock Silver Arrow [423]
Chevelle Sci-Fi Crimes Alternative metal, hard rock Epic
Derek Webb Stockholm Syndrome Synth-pop, electronica, Christian music INO [424]
Juliette Lewis Terra Incognita Rock The End [425]
Noah and the Whale The First Days of Spring Indie folk Vertigo, Cherrytree [426]
The Used Artwork Emo, alternative rock, post-hardcore Reprise
The Wildhearts ¡Chutzpah! Rock [427]

September edit

List of albums released in September 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
September
1 		Andrew W.K. 55 Cadillac New-age, rock Ecstatic Peace!, Skyscraper Music Maker
Chris Young The Man I Want to Be Country RCA Nashville [428]
Insane Clown Posse Bang! Pow! Boom! Hip hop Psychopathic
Jason Gray Everything Sad Is Coming Untrue Contemporary Christian music, folk rock Centricity [429]
Skindred Shark Bites and Dog Fights Alternative metal, reggae rock, nu metal Bieler Bros. [430]
Terri Clark The Long Way Home Country Capitol Nashville [431]
They Might Be Giants Here Comes Science Children's, educational Walt Disney [432]
September
7 		Boys Like Girls Love Drunk Pop-punk, pop rock, power pop Columbia [433]
The Cribs Ignore the Ignorant Indie rock, alternative rock Wichita [434]
Frank Turner Poetry of the Deed Folk rock Xtra Mile, Epitaph [435]
Jamie T Kings & Queens Indie rock, post-punk revival, hip hop Virgin, Tearbridge International [436]
Raised Fist Veil of Ignorance Hardcore, punk Burning Heart [437]
Sean Kingston Tomorrow Hip hop, reggae, R&B Beluga Heights, Epic [438]
September
8 		BarlowGirl Love & War Christian rock Fervent [439]
Circulatory System Signal Morning Psychedelic rock, noise rock Cloud Recordings [440]
Cuff the Duke Way Down Here Alternative country, folk rock Noble Recordings [441]
Infected Mushroom Legend of the Black Shawarma Psychedelic trance, trip hop, industrial Perfecto, Hom-Mega Productions [442]
Jay-Z The Blueprint 3 Hip hop Roc Nation, Atlantic
Jim O'Rourke The Visitor Folk, orchestral pop, progressive rock Drag City
Os Mutantes Haih Or Amortecedor Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, progressive rock Anti- [443]
Phish Joy Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia JEMP [444]
Polvo In Prism Indie rock, math rock, progressive rock Merge [445]
Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt. II Hip hop Ice H2O, EMI
Saosin In Search of Solid Ground Post-hardcore, alternative rock Virgin [446]
Sonata Arctica The Days of Grays Power metal, symphonic metal, progressive metal Nuclear Blast [447]
Sondre Lerche Heartbeat Radio Pop, rock Rounder [448]
Thousand Foot Krutch Welcome to the Masquerade Christian metal, nu metal, alternative metal Tooth & Nail [449]
Yo La Tengo Popular Songs Indie rock Matador [450]
September
9 		Ensiferum From Afar Folk metal, melodic death metal, power metal Spinefarm [451]
Europe Last Look at Eden Hard rock, blues rock Universal [452]
September
11 		Muse The Resistance Art rock, progressive rock, symphonic rock Warner Bros., Helium-3
Nelly Furtado Mi Plan Pop, Latin, pop rock Nelstar Entertainment, Universal Music Latino
No Angels Welcome to the Dance Pop, dance-pop Polydor
Pixie Lott Turn It Up Pop Mercury
September
14 		The Big Pink A Brief History of Love Indie rock, noise pop 4AD
David Gray Draw the Line Folk rock Mercer Street, IHT [453]
Porcupine Tree The Incident Progressive rock, progressive metal Roadrunner [454]
September
15 		Ace Frehley Anomaly Hard rock, heavy metal Bronx Born Records [455]
Asking Alexandria Stand Up and Scream Metalcore Sumerian [456]
The Black Dahlia Murder Deflorate Melodic death metal Metal Blade [457]
The Dodos Time to Die Indie folk, alternative Frenchkiss [458]
Dying Fetus Descend into Depravity Technical death metal Relapse [459]
Every Time I Die New Junk Aesthetic Southern rock, hardcore punk, metalcore Epitaph
Kid Cudi Man on the Moon: The End of Day Alternative hip hop, psychedelia Dream On, GOOD Music, Universal Motown
Kittie In the Black Groove metal eOne [460]
Living Colour The Chair in the Doorway Funk metal, experimental rock, alternative metal Megaforce [461]
Megadeth Endgame Thrash metal Roadrunner
M.O.P. Foundation East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop eOne [462]
Moneen The World I Want to Leave Behind Indie rock Dine Alone [463]
New Boyz Skinny Jeanz and a Mic Pop-rap, hyphy Shotty, Asylum, Warner Bros.
Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson Break Up Indie folk, alternative rock Atco, Rhino [464]
Shadows Fall Retribution Thrash metal Everblack Industries [465]
Uncle Kracker Happy Hour Soft rock, country Top Dog Records, Atlantic [466]
September
16 		I Am Kloot B Indie rock Skinny Dog [467]
September
18 		Danger Danger Revolve Hard rock, glam metal Low Dice, Frontiers [468]
Mika The Boy Who Knew Too Much Pop Casablanca, Universal Republic
September
20 		Dizzee Rascal Tongue n' Cheek Dance, hip hop Dirtee Stank, Liberation Music
Pearl Jam Backspacer Alternative rock, hard rock Monkeywrench
September
21 		Alberta Cross Broken Side of Time Indie rock, alternative country, blues rock Ark, ATO [469]
Basement Jaxx Scars Electronic XL, Ultra Music, Interscope [470]
Marduk Wormwood Black metal Regain [471]
Stellar Kart Everything Is Different Now Pop punk INO [472]
September
22 		Brand New Daisy Alternative rock, post-hardcore, emo Interscope, DGC
Brother Ali Us Hip hop Rhymesayers Entertainment
Children of Bodom Skeletons in the Closet Melodic death metal Spinefarm [473]
David Crowder Band Church Music Christian rock, worship sixsteps [474]
Despised Icon Day of Mourning Deathcore Century Media [475]
Five Finger Death Punch War Is the Answer Groove metal, hard rock Prospect Park, Spinefarm [476]
Girls Album Indie pop, indie rock True Panther Sounds
Hawk Nelson Live Life Loud Christian rock, alternative rock, pop punk BEC [477]
The Hidden Cameras Origin:Orphan Indie rock Arts & Crafts
Islands Vapours Indie rock Anti-
Lights The Listening Indietronica, alternative rock Sire, Universal Music Canada
Monsters of Folk Monsters of Folk Alternative rock, indie folk Shangri-La Music, Rough Trade [478]
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Speed of Life NGDB Records [479]
Pillar Confessions Post-grunge, heavy metal, hard rock Essential [480]
Rufus Wainwright Milwaukee at Last!!! Decca [481]
The Twilight Sad Forget the Night Ahead Indie rock, shoegazing Fat Cat
Why? Eskimo Snow Indie rock [482]
September
25 		Paradise Lost Faith Divides Us – Death Unites Us Gothic metal, doom metal Century Media [483]
September
28 		Arch Enemy The Root of All Evil Melodic death metal Century Media [484]
Basshunter Bass Generation Eurodance [485]
Kris Kristofferson Closer to the Bone Country New West [486]
Paloma Faith Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? Pop, soul, jazz Epic
Various artists More than a Game Hip hop, R&B Zone 4, Interscope [487]
September
29 		AFI Crash Love Pop rock Interscope
Alice in Chains Black Gives Way to Blue Heavy metal, sludge metal, doom metal Virgin
Barbra Streisand Love Is the Answer Jazz Columbia [488]
Breaking Benjamin Dear Agony Alternative metal, post-grunge Hollywood [489]
Cherry Poppin' Daddies Skaboy JFK Ska, ska punk Space Age Bachelor Pad Records, Rock Ridge Music [490]
Dethklok Dethalbum II Melodic death metal Williams Street [491]
Drummer Feel Good Together Indie rock Audio Eagle Records [492]
The Ettes Do You Want Power Take Root Records [493]
Foreigner Can't Slow Down Rock Rhino [494]
illScarlett 1UP! Ska punk, reggae rock, alternative rock Sony Music Canada [495]
Kill Hannah Wake Up the Sleepers Post-punk revival, dance-punk, alternative rock Original Signal, Universal Motown [496]
Lynyrd Skynyrd God & Guns Southern rock, blues rock, heavy metal Roadrunner [497]
Mariah Carey Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel Hip hop, R&B Island
Miranda Lambert Revolution Country Columbia Nashville
Newton Faulkner Rebuilt by Humans Folk rock, pop rock, art rock Ugly Truth Records [498]
Paramore Brand New Eyes Alternative rock, pop punk, emo pop Fueled by Ramen
Revocation Existence Is Futile Technical death metal, thrash metal Relapse [499]
Selena Gomez & the Scene Kiss & Tell Electronic rock, pop rock Hollywood
Strung Out Agents of the Underground Post-hardcore, punk rock, alternative metal Fat Wreck Chords [500]
Warren G The G Files West Coast hip hop Koch Records [501]
September
30 		Air Love 2 Electronica, space rock Virgin
Backstreet Boys This Is Us Pop, dance-pop, electropop Jive

Fourth quarter edit

October edit

List of albums released in October 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
October
2 		Mumford & Sons Sigh No More Island, Glassnote
Natalie Imbruglia Come to Life Pop Island
Scar Symmetry Dark Matter Dimensions Nuclear Blast [502]
Tokio Hotel Humanoid Cherrytree, Island
October
6 		Betty Davis Is It Love or Desire? Funk, R&B Light in the Attic [503]
Blessthefall Witness Metalcore, post-hardcore Fearless [504]
Brandi Carlile Give Up the Ghost Folk rock Columbia [505]
Built to Spill There Is No Enemy Indie rock Warner Bros., ATP
Chris Tomlin Glory in the Highest: Christmas Songs of Worship Christmas, CCM sixstepsrecords [506]
downhere How Many Kings: Songs for Christmas Christian rock, Christmas Centricity Music [507]
Everclear In a Different Light Alternative rock, post-grunge 429 [508]
The Fall of Troy In the Unlikely Event Mathcore, progressive rock Equal Vision [509]
Family Force 5 Family Force 5's Christmas Pageant Christmas, Christian rock, crunkcore Transparent Media Group, Tooth & Nail [510]
Fat Joe Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 Hip hop Terror Squad, Capitol
Fee Hope Rising Contemporary Christian music, Christian rock INO [511]
Horse the Band Desperate Living Metalcore, Nintendocore, experimental rock Vagrant [512]
Kiss Sonic Boom Hard rock, heavy metal Roadrunner [513]
Luke Bryan Doin' My Thing Country Capitol Nashville [514]
Matthew Good Vancouver Rock Universal Music Canada [515]
Mayday Parade Anywhere but Here Pop-punk, pop rock Fearless, Atlantic
The Mountain Goats The Life of the World to Come Folk rock, indie rock 4AD [516]
Port O'Brien Threadbare [517]
Powerman 5000 Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere Industrial metal Mighty Loud Records [518]
The Raveonettes In and Out of Control Indie rock, shoegaze, noise pop, post-punk revival Fierce Panda, Vice [519]
Relient K Forget and Not Slow Down Alternative rock, rock Mono vs Stereo, Jive [520]
Tiësto Kaleidoscope Progressive trance, electro house Musical Freedom Records [521]
Todd Agnew Need Christian rock Ardent, INO [522]
We Shot the Moon A Silver Lining Alternative rock Afternoon [523]
October
9 		Michael Bublé Crazy Love Vocal jazz, rock, traditional pop Reprise
Shakira She Wolf Electropop Epic, Sony Music Latin
October
12 		Bad Lieutenant Never Cry Another Tear Alternative rock Triple Echo Records
Bowling for Soup Sorry for Partyin' Pop-punk Jive, Zomba [524]
Cate Le Bon Me Oh My Indie rock, folk rock, psychedelic rock Irony Bored [525]
Editors In This Light and on This Evening Post-punk revival, dark wave, synth-pop Kitchenware
Mario D.N.A R&B J [526]
Tord Gustavsen Ensemble Restored, Returned Jazz ECM [527]
October
13 		1997 Notes from Underground Alternative, pop rock Victory [528]
Baroness Blue Record Sludge metal, progressive metal Relapse [529]
David Archuleta Christmas from the Heart Christmas, pop Jive [530]
Dead by Sunrise Out of Ashes Alternative rock, hard rock, alternative metal Warner Bros.
Eisley Fire Kite Indie pop Sire [531]
Five for Fighting Slice Soft rock Aware, Wind-up [532]
The Flaming Lips Embryonic Neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock, space rock Warner Bros. [533]
Kottonmouth Kings Hidden Stash 420 Hip hop, rap rock, rapcore Suburban Noize [534]
Nellie McKay Normal as Blueberry Pie – A Tribute to Doris Day Pop Verve [535]
Sherwood QU Rock MySpace [536]
Sugarland Gold and Green Christmas, country Mercury Nashville [537]
October
16 		Rammstein Liebe ist für alle da Neue Deutsche Härte, industrial metal Universal
October
20 		Bomshel Fight Like a Girl Country Curb
Converge Axe to Fall Metalcore, hardcore punk, post-hardcore Epitaph
Flight of the Conchords I Told You I Was Freaky Comedy rock, anti-folk, alternative hip hop Sub Pop [538]
Joss Stone Colour Me Free! Soul Virgin
Kings of Convenience Declaration of Dependence Indie pop, indie folk Virgin [539]
Kutless It Is Well Christian rock, soft rock, worship BEC [540]
Priestess Prior to the Fire Hard rock Indica Records, Tee Pee
Royce da 5'9" Street Hop Hip hop M.I.C. Records [541]
October
21 		Gorgoroth Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt Black metal Regain [542]
October
23 		Cheryl Cole 3 Words Dance-pop, R&B Fascination, Polydor
The Swell Season Strict Joy Indie folk Plateau, Anti- [543]
Wolfmother Cosmic Egg Hard rock, psychedelic rock Modular
October
26 		Michael Jackson This Is It Epic
Morningwood Diamonds & Studs Alternative rock, dance-rock, power pop VH1 Records [544]
Tech N9ne K.O.D. Hardcore hip hop, horrorcore, crunk Strange Music [545]
Tegan and Sara Sainthood Indie pop, indie rock Sire
Train Save Me, San Francisco Rock, roots rock, pop rock Columbia [546]
October
27 		3 Revisions Progressive rock Metal Blade [547]
Atreyu Congregation of the Damned Metalcore, alternative metal Hollywood, Roadrunner [548]
Between the Buried and Me The Great Misdirect Progressive metal, technical death metal, avant-garde metal Victory [549]
Creed Full Circle Post-grunge, alternative metal, hard rock Wind-up [550]
Hem Twelfth Night Waveland Records [551]
John Nolan Height Indie rock Doghouse [552]
Pelican What We All Come to Need Post-metal Southern Lord
R.E.M. Live at the Olympia Alternative rock Warner Bros. [553]
Squirrel Nut Zippers Lost at Sea Swing Hillbilly Productions [554]
Swollen Members Armed to the Teeth Hip hop Suburban Noize [555]
The Red Chord Fed Through the Teeth Machine Deathgrind Metal Blade [556]
October
30 		John K. Samson City Route 85 Acoustic Anti-, Epitaph [557]
Weezer Raditude Alternative rock, power pop DGC, Interscope, Geffen

November edit

List of albums released in November 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
November
2 		Delirious? History Makers Rock, Christian rock [558]
Julian Casablancas Phrazes for the Young Alternative rock, electronic, new wave RCA
Katatonia Night Is the New Day Alternative metal, progressive metal Peaceville [559]
Various artists The Inbetweeners Soundtrack Alternative rock, punk rock, R&B EMI [560]
November
3 		The Almost Monster Monster Alternative rock, emo Tooth & Nail [561]
Amerie In Love & War R&B, soul, hip hop Feenix Rising, Def Jam
Andrea Bocelli My Christmas Christmas
Carrie Underwood Play On Country Arista Nashville
Every Avenue Picture Perfect Pop-punk, alternative rock, power pop Fearless [562]
Ryan Leslie Transition R&B, hip hop [563]
Say Anything Say Anything Pop-punk, emo, post-hardcore RCA [564]
Shwayze Let It Beat Alternative hip hop Suretone [565]
Slayer World Painted Blood Thrash metal American, Sony Music
Steven Curtis Chapman Beauty Will Rise CCM Sparrow [566]
We Came as Romans To Plant a Seed Metalcore Equal Vision [567]
November
4 		Swallow the Sun New Moon Death-doom, melodic death metal, gothic metal Spinefarm, Svart [568]
November
6 		Mars Argo Technology Is a Dead Bird Alternative rock Grocerybag Media [569]
Snow Patrol Up to Now Alternative rock Fiction
November
7 		Wale Attention Deficit Alternative hip hop Allido, Interscope
November
9 		50 Cent Before I Self Destruct Gangsta rap, hardcore hip hop Shady, G-Unit, Aftermath
Biffy Clyro Only Revolutions Alternative rock 14th Floor
Howard Jones Ordinary Heroes Pop DTox [570]
Leona Lewis Echo R&B, pop Syco, J
Robbie Williams Reality Killed the Video Star Pop Virgin
November
10 		Bon Jovi The Circle Hard rock, pop rock Island [571]
Crooked I Mr. Pigface Weapon Waist [572]
Dashboard Confessional Alter the Ending Emo, alternative rock Interscope [573]
Ella Fitzgerald Twelve Nights in Hollywood Vocal jazz Verve [574]
Flyleaf Memento Mori Post-grunge, alternative metal, nu metal A&M Octone [575]
Jamie Cullum The Pursuit Crossover jazz, pop Decca [576]
Krallice Dimensional Bleedthrough Black metal Profound Lore, Gilead Media
Puscifer "C" Is for (Please Insert Sophomoric Genitalia Reference Here) Trip hop, post-industrial [577]
Switchfoot Hello Hurricane Alternative rock, art rock, post-rock Atlantic
Tori Amos Midwinter Graces Christmas, traditional Universal Republic
Throwdown Deathless Groove metal eOne [578]
Wyclef Jean From the Hut, to the Projects, to the Mansion Hip hop, reggae fusion, compas Carnival House Records [579]
November
11 		Norah Jones The Fall Pop Blue Note
November
13 		Katy Perry MTV Unplugged Acoustic, lounge Capitol
N-Dubz Against All Odds Hip hop, grime, R&B All Around the World [580]
Powderfinger Golden Rule Rock, alternative rock Universal Music [581]
Them Crooked Vultures Them Crooked Vultures Hard rock RCA, DGC, Interscope
November
16 		Felt Felt 3: A Tribute to Rosie Perez Hip hop Rhymesayers [582]
Stereophonics Keep Calm and Carry On Rock, alternative rock, pop rock V2, Mercury [583]
November
17 		Casting Crowns Until the Whole World Hears Christian rock, contemporary Christian music Beach Street
The Devin Townsend Project Addicted Progressive metal, alternative metal, hard rock HevyDevy, Inside Out Music [584]
The Empire Shall Fall Awaken Metalcore Angle Side Side Records [585]
Hedley The Show Must Go Alternative rock, pop rock Universal Music Canada, Island [586]
John Mayer Battle Studies Pop rock Columbia
Justin Bieber My World Pop, teen pop, R&B Island, Teen Island, RBMG
Kid Sister Ultraviolet Hip hop, electro, R&B Fool's Gold, Downtown, Universal Republic
Kris Allen Kris Allen Pop rock, alternative rock Jive, 19 [587]
OneRepublic Waking Up Pop rock Mosley Music, Interscope
Phil Wickham Heaven & Earth Contemporary Christian music, worship INO [588]
Rakim The Seventh Seal Hip hop SMC, Universal, Fontana
November
18 		B'z Magic Hard rock, pop rock Vermillion [589]
Dark Funeral Angelus Exuro pro Eternus Black metal Regain [590]
Lady Gaga The Fame Monster Electropop Interscope
November
20 		Rihanna Rated R Pop, hip hop, R&B Def Jam, SRP Records
November
23 		Adam Lambert For Your Entertainment Pop, dance-pop, pop rock RCA, 19
Birdman Priceless Hip hop Cash Money, Universal Motown [591]
Jay Sean All or Nothing Pop, R&B Jayded Records, 2Point9, Cash Money
Susan Boyle I Dreamed a Dream Operatic pop, crossover, easy listening Syco Music, Columbia
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers The Live Anthology Heartland rock, rock Reprise [592]
Tom Waits Glitter and Doom Live Rock, experimental Anti- [593]
November
24 		Seabird The Silent Night EP Alternative rock, indie [594]
Wiz Khalifa Deal or No Deal Hip hop Rostrum, iHipHop, Fontana [595]
November
27 		Westlife Where We Are Pop, pop rock S, RCA, Sony Music [596]
November
30 		R. Kelly Untitled R&B Jive

December edit

List of albums released in December 2009
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Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
December
1 		Allison Iraheta Just Like You Pop rock, teen pop 19, Jive [597]
The Bravery Stir the Blood Post-punk revival Island [598]
jacksoul Soulmate R&B, soul Sony Music Canada [599]
Juvenile Cocky & Confident Hip hop Atlantic, UTP Records, eOne [600]
MxPx Punk Rawk Christmas Christian punk, skate punk, Christmas Rock City Recording Company [601]
Priscilla Renea Jukebox Pop, synth-pop, soul Capitol [602]
Thalía Primera Fila Latin pop Sony Music Latin
December
7 		Buraka Som Sistema FabricLive.49 Kuduro, grime Fabric Records [603]
December
8 		B.G. Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop Chopper City [604]
By Divine Right Mutant Message Indie rock Hand Drawn Dracula [605]
Chris Brown Graffiti R&B, Euro disco, electronic rock Jive
Gucci Mane The State vs. Radric Davis Hip hop, Southern hip hop 1017 Brick Squad, Asylum, Warner Bros.
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Pin Points and Gin Joints Ska punk Big Rig Records [606]
Puddle of Mudd Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate Post-grunge, alternative metal Flawless, Geffen [607]
Snoop Dogg Malice n Wonderland Hip hop Doggystyle, Priority
Thirty Seconds to Mars This Is War Alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental rock Virgin
Timbaland Shock Value II Hip hop, R&B, EDM Blackground, Mosley Music
We the Kings Smile Kid Pop punk, pop rock, power pop S-Curve [608]
December
11 		Alicia Keys The Element of Freedom R&B J
December
14 		Kylie Minogue Kylie Live in New York Pop, dance, electronica Parlophone [609]
December
15 		Obie Trice Special Reserve Hip hop MoSS Appeal Music [610]
Robin Thicke Sex Therapy: The Session R&B, soul, hip hop Star Trak, Interscope
Seabird Rocks into Rivers Contemporary Christian music Credential [611]
December
18 		Mary J. Blige Stronger with Each Tear R&B, hip hop soul Matriarch Records, Geffen
December
21 		Cold War Kids Behave Yourself Indie rock, soul Downtown, V2 [612]
Eminem Relapse: Refill Horrorcore, hardcore hip hop Aftermath, Shady, Interscope
Hurricane Chris Unleashed Hip hop Polo Grounds Music, J [613]
Mudvayne Mudvayne Nu metal, hard rock Epic [614]
Various artists We Are Young Money Hip hop, R&B Young Money
December
22 		John Reuben Sex, Drugs and Self-Control Christian hip hop Gotee [615]
December
25 		Tyler, the Creator Bastard Alternative hip hop [616]
December
28 		Codeine Velvet Club Codeine Velvet Club Baroque pop Island [617]
December
29 		Twenty One Pilots Twenty One Pilots Emo [618]

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