List of 2009 albums

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The following is a list of music albums, EPs, and mixtapes released in 2009. These are notable albums, defined as having received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject.

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First quarter[]

January[]

List of albums released in January 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
January
6 		Animal Collective Merriweather Post Pavilion Psychedelic pop Domino [1]
January
9 		Saxon Into the Labyrinth Heavy metal SPV/Steamhammer [2]
January
12 		Fever Ray Fever Ray Electropop Rabid [3]
Ugly Duckling Audacity Hip hop Fat Beats Records [4]
January
13 		Kreator Hordes of Chaos Thrash metal SPV/Steamhammer [5]
Oh No Not Stereo 003 Power pop [6]
Various artists Notorious Hip hop Bad Boy [7]
January
14 		My Dear Disco Dancethink Synth-pop, funk, rock [8]
January
19 		Antony and the Johnsons The Crying Light Baroque pop Secretly Canadian [9]
White Lies To Lose My Life... Post-punk revival, indie rock Fiction, Geffen [10]
January
20 		Andrew Bird Noble Beast Baroque pop Fat Possum, Bella Union [11]
Anya Marina Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II [12]
BeauSoleil Alligator Purse [13]
Bon Iver Blood Bank Indie folk Jagjaguwar [14]
Cattle Decapitation The Harvest Floor Deathgrind, technical death metal Metal Blade [15]
Coconut Records Davy Indie pop, indie rock Young Baby Records [16]
Cymbals Eat Guitars Why There Are Mountains Indie rock [17]
Fiction Family Fiction Family Folk, rock ATO, lowercase people [18]
John Frusciante The Empyrean Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, post-rock Record Collection [19]
Matt and Kim Grand Dance-punk, indie rock, indie pop Fader Label, Universal [20]
Reel Big Fish Fame, Fortune and Fornication Ska punk Rock Ridge [21]
Robert Pollard The Crawling Distance Rock, indie rock Guided by Voices [22]
Umphrey's McGee Mantis Progressive rock SCI Fidelity [23]
January
23 		Napalm Death Time Waits for No Slave Grindcore Century Media [24]
Sepultura A-Lex Groove metal, thrash metal, death metal SPV [25]
January
26 		Architects Hollow Crown Metalcore, mathcore Century Media, Distort, United By Fate Records [26]
Franz Ferdinand Tonight: Franz Ferdinand Indie rock, dance-punk, new wave Domino [27]
The Phantom Band Checkmate Savage Folk, pop, blues Chemikal Underground [28]
January
27 		The Bird and the Bee Ray Guns Are Not Just the Future Indie pop, electronic Blue Note [29]
Bruce Springsteen Working on a Dream Rock Columbia [30]
Crooked X Crooked X Hard rock, heavy metal Capitol [31]
Dirty Little Rabbits Simon Indie The End [32]
Duncan Sheik Whisper House Pop RCA Victor [33]
Hoobastank Fornever Post-grunge, alternative rock Island [34]
Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes Eye Legacy Hip hop, R&B Mass Appeal, eOne [35]
Nickel Eye The Time of the Assassins Rykodisc [36]
Ten Second Epic Hometown Alternative rock, emo Black Box [37]

February[]

List of albums released in February 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
February
2 		Adagio Archangels in Black Symphonic metal, progressive metal, doom metal Listenable [38]
Ben Kweller Changing Horses Country rock, alt-country, folk rock ATO, The Noise Company [39]
February
3 		Cannibal Corpse Evisceration Plague Death metal Metal Blade [40]
Dierks Bentley Feel That Fire Country Capitol Nashville [41]
The Fray The Fray Alternative rock, pop rock Epic [42]
The Loved Ones Distractions Punk rock, Americana Fat Wreck Chords [43]
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart The Pains of Being Pure at Heart Indie pop, noise pop, dream pop Slumberland, Fortuna Pop! [44]
Two Tongues Two Tongues Pop punk, indie rock, emo Vagrant [45]
The Von Bondies Love, Hate and Then There's You Rock, electronic Majordomo [46]
February
9 		Hot Leg Red Light Fever Glam metal, hard rock, glam rock Barbecue Rock Records [47]
Van Morrison Astral Weeks Live at the Hollywood Bowl Folk rock Listen to the Lions Records [48]
February
10 		Bobby V The Rebirth R&B, hip hop Blu Kolla Dreams, EMI [49]
Dan Auerbach Keep It Hid Blues rock, garage rock, indie folk Nonesuch [50]
India.Arie Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics R&B Soulbird Records, Universal Republic [51]
Lily Allen It's Not Me, It's You Electropop Regal, Parlophone [52]
The Lonely Island Incredibad Comedy hip hop Universal Republic [53]
Malajube Labyrinthes Indie rock Dare to Care [54]
Red Innocence & Instinct Alternative metal, Christian rock, post-grunge Sony Music, Essential [55]
Ryan Leslie Ryan Leslie R&B, hip hop NextSelection Lifestyle Group, Casablanca, Universal Motown [56]
February
11 		VOTA VOTA Christian rock INO, Columbia [57]
February
13 		Mando Diao Give Me Fire! Indie rock, garage rock Universal [58]
February
15 		Bomb the Music Industry! Scrambles Ska punk, punk rock Quote Unquote, Asian Man [59]
February
16 		Morrissey Years of Refusal Alternative rock Decca, Lost Highway [60]
Various artists Dark Was the Night Alternative rock, indie pop, indie rock 4AD [61]
February
17 		...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead The Century of Self Art rock Richter Scale, Justice Records [62]
The Appleseed Cast Sagarmatha Indie rock, post-rock Vagrant, The Militia Group [63]
Asobi Seksu Hush Indie rock, dream pop Polyvinyl [64]
Beirut March of the Zapotec/Holland Indie folk, Balkan folk, electronica Pompeii Records [65]
J-Kwon Hood Hop 2 Hip hop Hood Hop Music [66]
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Southern rock, alternative country Lightning Rod Records [67]
Lissy Trullie Self-Taught Learner American Myth Records, Wichita [68]
Living Things Habeas Corpus Indie rock Jive [69]
M. Ward Hold Time Alternative, folk Merge, 4AD [70]
Mishka Above the Bones [71]
Plushgun Pins & Panzers New wave, indie rock, synth-pop Tommy Boy [72]
Scale the Summit Carving Desert Canyons Progressive metal, progressive rock, instrumental rock [73]
Thursday Common Existence Post-hardcore Epitaph [74]
William Elliott Whitmore Animals in the Dark [75]
February
18 		Ashanti The Vault R&B AJM, The Orchard [76]
February
20 		Toni Gonzaga and Sam Milby Love Duets Pop Star [77]
February
23 		Blut Aus Nord Memoria Vetusta II – Dialogue with the Stars Atmospheric black metal Candlelight [78]
Gui Boratto Take My Breath Away House, minimal techno Kompakt [79]
Lamb of God Wrath Groove metal, thrash metal Epic, Roadrunner [80]
The Prodigy Invaders Must Die New rave Cooking Vinyl [81]
February
24 		B-Real Smoke n Mirrors West Coast hip hop, Latin hip hop Duck Down [82]
Black Lips 200 Million Thousand Garage punk, psychedelic rock Vice [83]
Chris Isaak Mr. Lucky Country pop Wicked Games, Reprise [84]
Clem Snide Hungry Bird Alternative country 429 [85]
Gentleman Reg Jet Black Indie pop Arts & Crafts [86]
God Forbid Earthsblood Thrash metal, metalcore Century Media [87]
Howie Beck How to Fall Down in Public Indie rock 13 Clouds Records [88]
Jake Owen Easy Does It Country RCA Nashville [89]
Joe Budden Padded Room Hip hop Amalgam Digital [90]
K'naan Troubadour Canadian hip hop, worldbeat A&M/Octone [91]
Marianas Trench Masterpiece Theatre Pop punk, symphonic rock 604 [92]
MC Lars This Gigantic Robot Kills Nerdcore, ska punk, West Coast hip hop Horris, Oglio [93]
Project Pat Real Recognize Real Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop Hypnotize Minds, Asylum [94]
February
27 		Now, Now Every Children Cars Indie pop Tapete [95]
U2 No Line on the Horizon Rock Mercury, Island, Interscope [96]

March[]

List of albums released in March 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
March
1 		Cursive Mama, I'm Swollen Emo, indie rock Saddle Creek [97]
March
2 		The Answer Everyday Demons Hard rock Albert [98]
Red Light Company Fine Fascination Alternative rock Lavolta Records [99]
March
3 		Jeremy Riddle The Now and Not Yet [100]
Marissa Nadler Little Hells Folk Kemado [101]
Neko Case Middle Cyclone Alternative country, indie folk Anti- [102]
Shout Out Out Out Out Reintegration Time Electro, alternative dance, dance-punk Nrmls Wlcm Records [103]
March
6 		The Church Untitled #23 Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock Unorthodox Records, Second Motion [104]
Kelly Clarkson All I Ever Wanted Pop, pop rock RCA [105]
Yeah Yeah Yeahs It's Blitz! Synth-punk, alternative rock Dress Up Records, DGC, Interscope [106]
March
9 		Fight Like Apes You Filled His Head with Fluffy Clouds and Jolly Ranchers, What Did You Think Was Going to Happen? [107]
Mel Parsons Over My Shoulder Folk, alternative country Cape Road Recordings [108]
Micachu and the Shapes Jewellery Avant-pop, noise pop, grindie Rough Trade [109]
Pure Reason Revolution Amor Vincit Omnia New prog, electronic rock, electronica Superball [110]
Polly Scattergood Polly Scattergood Indie pop, experimental Mute [111]
Starsailor All the Plans Alternative rock, post-Britpop Virgin, EMI [112]
Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker Questamation Alternative dance, drum and bass Smashing World Records [113]
March
10 		Attack in Black Years (by One Thousand Fingertips) Folk rock Dine Alone [114]
Bell Orchestre As Seen Through Windows Instrumental rock Arts & Crafts [115]
Chris Cornell Scream Dance-pop, pop rock Mosley, Suretone [116]
The-Dream Love vs. Money R&B Radio Killa, Def Jam [117]
Handsome Furs Face Control Electropunk Sub Pop [118]
J. Holiday Round 2 R&B, hip hop Music Line Group, Capitol [119]
Julie Doiron I Can Wonder What You Did with Your Day Indie rock Jagjaguwar, Endearing [120]
Julien-K Death to Analog Industrial rock, electronic rock, alternative rock Metropolis, [121]
New Found Glory Not Without a Fight Pop punk Epitaph [122]
The Number Twelve Looks Like You Worse Than Alone Mathcore Eyeball [123]
Propagandhi Supporting Caste Punk rock G7 Welcoming Committee, Smallman Records, Hassle Records [124]
RBD Para Olvidarte de Mí Pop, Latin pop, dance-pop [125]
Reks More Grey Hairs Hip hop ShowOff Records [126]
The Riverboat Gamblers Underneath the Owl [127]
Seventh Day Slumber Take Everything Christian rock BEC [128]
Yngwie Malmsteen Angels of Love Folk rock, instrumental rock, neoclassical metal Koch, Rising Force Records [129]
March
12 		Miss Kittin & The Hacker Two Electronica, electroclash, dance Nobody's Bizzness [130]
Super Junior Sorry, Sorry K-pop, R&B, dance SM [131]
March
13 		Peter Doherty Grace/Wastelands Alternative rock EMI, Astralwerks [132]
Utada This Is the One Pop, R&B Island [133]
March
16 		Delirious? My Soul Sings Rock, Christian rock Sparrow, Furious? Records [134]
Pestilence Resurrection Macabre Technical death metal Mascot [135]
Super Furry Animals Dark Days/Light Years Alternative rock, experimental rock Rough Trade [136]
March
17 		Ace Enders and a Million Different People When I Hit the Ground Indie rock Vagrant [137]
Bonnie "Prince" Billy Beware Americana, alternative country, indie folk Drag City [138]
Capone-N-Noreaga Channel 10 East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, gangsta rap SMC [139]
Gorilla Zoe Don't Feed da Animals Hip hop Bad Boy South, Block, Atlantic [140]
Mstrkrft Fist of God Electro house Last Gang, Dim Mak, Downtown [141]
Static-X Cult of Static Industrial metal, groove metal Reprise [142]
Superdrag Industry Giants Punk rock, power pop, shoegaze Superdrag Sound Laboratories, Thirty Tigers [143]
Willie Nelson Naked Willie Country Legacy [144]
March
18 		Röyksopp Junior Electronic pop Wall of Sound [145]
March
20 		HammerFall No Sacrifice, No Victory Power metal, heavy metal Nuclear Blast [146]
Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction and Street Sweeper Social Club NINJA 2009 Tour Sampler Alternative rock The Null Corporation [147]
March
23 		Therapy? Crooked Timber Alternative metal, post-punk Demolition [148]
Various artists Hannah Montana: The Movie Pop, country [149]
March
24 		Blue October Approaching Normal Alternative rock Universal [150]
Dan Deacon Bromst Indietronica, noise pop Carpark [151]
The Decemberists The Hazards of Love Folk rock, chamber pop, progressive folk Capitol, Rough Trade [152]
Falling Up Fangs Art rock, experimental rock BEC [153]
Jim Jones Pray IV Reign Hip hop eOne, Columbia, Sony Music [154]
Joel Plaskett Three Indie rock, folk rock, folk MapleMusic [155]
John Rich Son of a Preacher Man Country Warner Bros. [156]
Junior Boys Begone Dull Care Synth-pop Domino [157]
Keri Hilson In a Perfect World... R&B Mosley, Zone 4, Interscope [158]
KMFDM Blitz Industrial rock, electro-industrial Metropolis [159]
Leela James Let's Do It Again Soul, R&B, blues Shanachie [160]
Mastodon Crack the Skye Progressive metal Reprise [161]
Martina McBride Shine Country RCA [162]
MF DOOM Born Like This Hip hop Lex [163]
Mono Hymn to the Immortal Wind Post-rock Temporary Residence Limited [164]
MxPx On the Cover II Tooth & Nail [165]
Papa Roach Metamorphosis Glam metal, hard rock DGC, Interscope [166]
Pet Shop Boys Yes Synth-pop Parlophone [167]
Slim Thug Boss of All Bosses Hip hop Koch [168]
Vanna A New Hope Post-hardcore, metalcore Epitaph [169]
Yanni Yanni Voices Instrumental Yanni Wake Records, Disney Pearl [170]
March
25 		Ayumi Hamasaki Next Level Electronic Avex Trax [171]
March
30 		Kaki King Mexican Teenagers Instrumental rock Cooking Vinyl [172]
The Leisure Society The Sleeper Folk-pop Willkommen Records [173]
Peter Bjorn and John Living Thing Indie pop Wichita, Startime [174]
The Xcerts In the Cold Wind We Smile Indie rock, post-hardcore, power pop Xtra Mile, King Tuts Recordings [175]
March
31 		Bow Wow New Jack City II Hip hop, gangsta rap, R&B LBW Entertainment, Columbia [176]
Burn Halo Burn Halo Hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge Rawkhead Records [177]
Death Cab for Cutie The Open Door Alternative rock Atlantic, Barsuk [178]
Diana Krall Quiet Nights Jazz, bossa nova Verve [179]
Filter The Very Best Things (1995–2008) Industrial rock, alternative rock, alternative metal [180]
Flo Rida R.O.O.T.S. Hip hop Poe Boy, Atlantic [181]
Gavin DeGraw Free Soft rock J [182]
Great Lake Swimmers Lost Channels Folk rock Nettwerk [183]
Keith Urban Defying Gravity Country Capitol Nashville [184]
Queensrÿche American Soldier Heavy metal, hard rock, alternative rock ATCO, Rhino [185]
Stevie Nicks The Soundstage Sessions Rock Reprise [186]
UGK UGK 4 Life Hip hop [187]

Second quarter[]

April[]

List of albums released in April 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
April
1 		BWO Big Science Pop Bonnier Music [188]
Lacuna Coil Shallow Life Gothic metal, alternative metal, nu metal Century Media, EMI [189]
El Perro del Mar Love Is Not Pop Pop Licking Fingers [190]
April
3 		Bat for Lashes Two Suns Art rock Echo, Parlophone [191]
April
6 		Doves Kingdom of Rust Indie rock Heavenly [192]
Lady Sovereign Jigsaw Hip hop, grime, electronica EMI [193]
The Veils Sun Gangs Indie, Alternative rock Rough Trade [194]
April
7 		Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound When Sweet Sleep Returned Psychedelic rock Tee Pee [195]
Band of Skulls Baby Darling Doll Face Honey Blues rock, indie rock, hard rock Shangri-La [196]
Billy Ray Cyrus Back to Tennessee Country Lyric Street [197]
Black Dice Repo Ambient music, electronic Paw Tracks [198]
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone Advance Base Battery Life Tomlab [199]
The Ettes Danger Is [200]
Jadakiss The Last Kiss East Coast hip hop, hardcore D-Block, Ruff Ryders, Roc-A-Fella [201]
Jason Aldean Wide Open Country, country rock Broken Bow [202]
MercyMe 10 Rock INO [203]
Metric Fantasies Indie rock, new wave Metric Music International, Last Gang, Mom + Pop [204]
Mims Guilt Hip hop, East Coast hip hop, rap rock Capitol, EMI [205]
Neil Young Fork in the Road Rock, folk rock Reprise [206]
Rascal Flatts Unstoppable Country Lyric Street [207]
The Thermals Now We Can See Indie rock, punk rock Kill Rock Stars [208]
The Tragically Hip We Are the Same Rock Universal Music Canada [209]
April
9 		Woods Songs of Shame Folk, psychedelic folk Woodsist, Shrimper [210]
April
13 		Soap&Skin Lovetune for Vacuum Experimental, dark wave, electronica Couch Records, PIAS [211]
April
14 		Big Business Mind the Drift Heavy metal Hydra Head [212]
The Boy Least Likely To Law of the Playground Indie pop Too Young to Die [213]
Day26 Forever in a Day R&B, hip hop Bad Boy, Atlantic [214]
Den Saakaldte All Hail Pessimism [215]
Fastball Little White Lies Rock RED [216]
Jill Sobule California Years Pinko Records [217]
k-os Yes! Alternative hip hop Universal Music Canada [218]
The Last Vegas Whatever Gets You Off Hard rock, glam metal, heavy metal Eleven Seven [219]
Prefuse 73 Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian Electronic Warp [220]
Silversun Pickups Swoon Alternative rock, indie rock, shoegaze Dangerbird [221]
Willie Nile House of a Thousand Guitars Rock River House Records [222]
April
17 		Depeche Mode Sounds of the Universe Synth-pop, electronic rock Mute [223]
April
20 		Art Brut Art Brut vs. Satan Indie rock, art punk, garage rock Downtown, Cooking Vinyl [224]
Asher Roth Asleep in the Bread Aisle Alternative hip hop, jazz rap School Boy, SRC, Universal Motown [225]
Camera Obscura My Maudlin Career Indie pop 4AD [226]
Chimaira The Infection Groove metal, metalcore Ferret, Nuclear Blast [227]
Earth Crisis To the Death Metalcore Century Media [228]
Fightstar Be Human Alternative rock, symphonic rock, post-hardcore Search and Destroy Records, PIAS [229]
April
21 		As Cities Burn Hell or High Water Indie rock Tooth & Nail [230]
Bearfoot Doors and Windows Bluegrass, Americana Compass [231]
Chester French Love the Future Indie pop, futurepop, synth-pop, electronic Star Trak, Interscope [232]
The Horrors Primary Colours Shoegaze, post-punk revival, gothic rock XL [233]
Isis Wavering Radiant Post-metal, sludge metal, progressive metal Ipecac [234]
Jane's Addiction A Cabinet of Curiosities Alternative rock Rhino [235]
Jars of Clay The Long Fall Back to Earth Rock, Christian rock Gray Matters Records, Essential [236]
The Juan MacLean The Future Will Come House, nu-disco DFA [237]
Manchester Orchestra Mean Everything to Nothing Indie rock, alternative rock Favorite Gentlemen Recordings [238]
Meg & Dia Here, Here and Here Alternative rock, indie rock, indie pop Warner Bros., Sire [239]
Rick Ross Deeper Than Rap Hip hop MMG, Slip-n-Slide, Def Jam [240]
Tinted Windows Tinted Windows Alternative rock, power pop S-Curve [241]
April
25 		Serebro OpiumRoz Electronic rock Monolit Records, Symbolic Records [242]
April
27 		The Enemy Music for the People Indie rock, punk rock Warner Bros. [243]
OSI Blood Progressive metal Inside Out [244]
April
28 		Ben Folds Ben Folds Presents: University A Cappella! A cappella Sony Music [245]
Bob Dylan Together Through Life Folk rock, blues rock Columbia [246]
Halestorm Halestorm Hard rock, post-grunge Atlantic [247]
Heaven & Hell The Devil You Know Heavy metal, doom metal Rhino, Roadrunner [248]
Immaculate Machine High on Jackson Hill Indie rock Mint [249]
Japandroids Post-Nothing Indie rock, noise rock, lo-fi Unfamiliar Records [250]
Julian Marley Awake Reggae Universal, Tuff Gong [251]
Kevin Devine Brother's Blood Indie rock, alternative rock Favorite Gentlemen Recordings, Big Scary Monsters [252]
Mike Jones The Voice Hip hop Ice Age, Asylum [253]
NOFX Coaster Punk rock, ska punk Fat Wreck Chords [254]
Patrick Watson Wooden Arms Dream pop, psychedelic folk Secret City [255]
Pilot Speed Wooden Bones Rock MapleMusic, Wind-up [256]
Tech N9ne Sickology 101 Midwest hip hop Strange Music [257]
Thee Oh Sees Help Alternative rock, garage rock, noise rock In the Red [258]
Wyrd Kalivägi [259]
April
30 		Nek Un'altra direzione Pop rock, soft rock [260]

May[]

List of albums released in May 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
May
1 		Madina Lake Attics to Eden Alternative rock, post-hardcore Roadrunner [261]
Peaches I Feel Cream Electroclash, synth-pop, electropunk XL [262]
May
2 		Gallows Grey Britain Hardcore punk, metalcore [263]
May
3 		Ciara Fantasy Ride R&B [264]
May
4 		Fischerspooner Entertainment Electropop [265]
The Maccabees Wall of Arms Indie rock Fiction [266]
May
5 		Akron / Family Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free Experimental rock, indie folk [267]
The Chariot Wars and Rumors of Wars Metalcore, mathcore [268]
Chrisette Michele Epiphany R&B, pop, soul Def Jam [269]
Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band Outer South Folk rock, indie rock, Americana Merge [270]
Cracker Sunrise in the Land of Milk and Honey Alternative [271]
The Dangerous Summer Reach for the Sun Pop-punk, alternative rock Hopeless [272]
Decyfer Down Crash Post-grunge, alternative metal Christian rock [273]
The Devil Wears Prada With Roots Above and Branches Below Metalcore [274]
Hatebreed For the Lions Metalcore, hardcore punk, groove metal Koch [275]
New York Dolls Cause I Sez So Hard Rock Atco [276]
Newsboys In the Hands of God Christian rock, pop rock Inpop [277]
Psychostick Sandwich Comedy rock, metalcore, hardcore punk Rock Ridge [278]
St. Vincent Actor Baroque pop, indie pop, progressive pop 4AD [279]
Yusuf Islam Roadsinger Folk rock [280]
Zao Awake? Metalcore Ferret [281]
May
8 		Epica The Classical Conspiracy Symphonic death metal, neoclassical metal Nuclear Blast [282]
May
11 		In Case of Fire Align the Planets Progressive rock, alternative rock, new prog Search and Destroy Records [283]
Marmaduke Duke Duke Pandemonium Alternative rock, dance-pop, funk 14th Floor Records [284]
May
12 		Aiden Knives Horror punk, melodic hardcore Victory [285]
Cam'ron Crime Pays Hip hop Diplomat, Asylum, Warner Bros. [286]
The Crystal Method Divided by Night Electronica Tiny e Records [287]
Maxïmo Park Quicken the Heart Alternative rock, indie rock, post-punk revival Warp [288]
Meat Puppets Sewn Together Alternative rock Megaforce [289]
Paul Wall Fast Life Hip hop, Southern hip hop Swishahouse, Asylum [290]
May
13 		Dead by April Dead by April Metalcore, melodic death metal, alternative metal Universal [291]
May
15 		Coldplay LeftRightLeftRightLeft Alternative rock Capitol, Parlophone [292]
Eminem Relapse Horrorcore, hardcore hip hop Aftermath [293]
Green Day 21st Century Breakdown Pop punk, alternative rock, punk rock Reprise [294]
May
18 		Kate Voegele A Fine Mess Pop, pop rock MySpace, Interscope [295]
Madness The Liberty of Norton Folgate Ska, pop, reggae Lucky Seven, Yep Roc [296]
Manic Street Preachers Journal for Plague Lovers Post-punk, alternative rock Columba [297]
Old Man's Child Slaves of the World Symphonic black metal Century Media [298]
Passion Pit Manners Frenchkiss, Columbia [299]
Sunn O))) Monoliths & Dimensions Drone metal, avant-garde, dark ambient Southern Lord [300]
May
19 		Busta Rhymes Back on My B.S. East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop Universal Motown [301]
Carbon Leaf Nothing Rhymes with Woman Vanguard [302]
CKY Carver City Alternative metal, stoner metal, alternative rock Roadrunner [303]
Diane Birch Bible Belt Soul, blues S-Curve [304]
DJ Drama Gangsta Grillz: The Album (Vol. 2) Hip hop Grand Hustle, Atlantic [305]
Family Force 5 Dance or Die with a Vengeance Crunkcore, Christian rock, Dance Transparent Media Group [306]
IAMX Kingdom of Welcome Addiction Alternative rock, industrial rock, dark cabaret Metropolis, 61Seconds Records [307]
Iron & Wine Around the Well Folk rock Sub Pop [308]
Kenny Chesney Greatest Hits II Country BNA [309]
Mat Kearney City of Black & White Rock, pop Aware, Columbia [310]
Method Man & Redman Blackout! 2 Hip hop Def Jam [311]
Ruben Studdard Love Is R&B Hickory [312]
Tori Amos Abnormally Attracted to Sin Universal Republic [313]
White Rabbits It's Frightening Indie rock TBD, Mute [314]
May
20 		Marilyn Manson The High End of Low Glam rock, industrial metal Interscope [315]
May
22 		Esmée Denters Outta Here Synth-pop, R&B Interscope, Tennman [316]
May
25 		1349 Revelations of the Black Flame Black metal, avant-garde metal Candlelight [317]
Devin Townsend Ki Progressive rock, progressive metal, blues rock HevyDevy Records [318]
Iggy Pop Préliminaires Jazz, rock, blues Astralwerks, Virgin [319]
Phoenix Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix Indie pop, synth-pop, new wave V2, Loyauté, Glassnote [320]
May
26 		Black Moth Super Rainbow Eating Us Graveface [321]
Electrik Red How to Be a Lady: Volume 1 R&B Radio Killa, Def Jam [322]
Eros Ramazzotti Ali e radici Pop, rock [323]
Grizzly Bear Veckatimest Indie rock, psychedelic folk, folk rock Warp [324]
Hayden The Place Where We Lived Acoustic rock, indie folk, alternative country Hardwood, Universal Music Canada [325]
Mandy Moore Amanda Leigh Country, folk, pop RED, Sony Music [326]
Minsk With Echoes in the Movement of Stone Post-metal, doom metal Relapse [327]
Wisin & Yandel La Revolución Reggaeton, R&B, electropop WY, Machete [328]
May
27 		Amorphis Skyforger Folk metal, progressive metal, melodic death metal Nuclear Blast [329]
May
28 		Rock Plaza Central ...At the Moment of Our Most Needing Indie rock [330]
May
29 		Eskimo Joe Inshalla Alternative rock Warner [331]

June[]

List of albums released in June 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
June
1 		Patrick Wolf The Bachelor Indietronica, folktronica, electronica Bloody Chamber Music [332]
June
2 		311 Uplifter Alternative rock, reggae rock Volcano [333]
Dave Matthews Band Big Whiskey & the GrooGrux King Alternative rock RCA [334]
Eels Hombre Lobo Rock Vagrant [335]
Emery ...In Shallow Seas We Sail Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore Tooth & Nail [336]
Rancid Let the Dominoes Fall Punk rock, ska punk Hellcat, Epitaph [337]
The Sounds Crossing the Rubicon New wave, post-punk revival Arnioki Records, Original Signal Records [338]
Taking Back Sunday New Again Alternative rock, pop rock, pop punk Warner Bros. [339]
June
3 		The Black Eyed Peas The E.N.D. Pop, hip hop, dance Interscope [340]
Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana) Hannah Montana 3 Teen pop, dance-pop, pop rock Walt Disney [341]
Titãs Sacos Plásticos Pop rock Arsenal Music [342]
June
5 		Chickenfoot Chickenfoot Hard rock, blues rock, heavy metal Redline, earMUSIC, WHD Entertainment [343]
Karnivool Sound Awake Progressive rock, alternative metal Cymatic Records, Sony Music [344]
Kasabian West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum Indie rock, psychedelic rock, space rock RCA [345]
Little Boots Hands Electropop, synth-pop 679, Atlantic [346]
June
8 		Datarock Red Dance-punk, funk, nu-disco [347]
Faith No More The Very Best Definitive Ultimate Greatest Hits Collection Alternative metal, experimental rock, alternative rock Rhino [348]
Placebo Battle for the Sun Alternative rock PIAS [349]
Steel Panther Feel the Steel Glam metal, heavy metal, comedy rock Universal [350]
June
9 		Anti-Flag The People or the Gun Punk rock SideOneDummy [351]
The Clarks Restless Days Rock High Wire Music [352]
Coalesce OX Metalcore, mathcore Relapse [353]
Dirty Projectors Bitte Orca Indie rock, experimental pop Domino [354]
Dredg The Pariah, the Parrot, the Delusion Alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental rock Ohlone Recordings, Independent Label [355]
Elvis Costello Secret, Profane & Sugarcane Americana, country folk, country rock Hear Music, Universal [356]
The Friday Night Boys Off the Deep End Power pop, pop punk Fueled by Ramen [357]
Little Boots Illuminations Synth-pop, nu-disco, dance-pop Elektra [358]
Miike Snow Miike Snow Indie pop, synth-pop Downtown [359]
Mos Def The Ecstatic Conscious rap, alternative hip hop Downtown [360]
A Skylit Drive Adelphia Post-hardcore, screamo Fearless [361]
Sonic Youth The Eternal Indie rock, experimental rock Matador [362]
There for Tomorrow A Little Faster Alternative rock, pop punk, emo Hopeless [363]
June
11 		Ashley Tisdale Guilty Pleasure Pop rock Warner Bros. [364]
Idlewild Post Electric Blues Indie rock Cooking Vinyl [365]
June
12 		A-ha Foot of the Mountain Synth-pop We Love Music, Polydor, Universal [366]
Hilltop Hoods State of the Art Australian hip hop Golden Era [367]
Jonas Brothers Lines, Vines and Trying Times Rock Hollywood [368]
June
15 		Magnum Into the Valley of the Moonking Rock SPV [369]
Riverside Anno Domini High Definition Progressive rock, progressive metal, jazz fusion Mystic Production, Inside Out Music, SPV [370]
Spinnerette Spinnerette Alternative rock, indie rock Anthem, Hassle Records [371]
We Were Promised Jetpacks These Four Walls Indie rock, post-punk revival, folk rock Fat Cat [372]
June
16 		Everyday Sunday Best Night of Our Lives Christian rock Inpop [373]
George Harrison Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison Rock Dark Horse, Parlophone, Apple [374]
Incubus Monuments and Melodies Alternative rock Epic, Immortal [375]
Major Lazer Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do EDM, dancehall, reggae Downtown [376]
Spinal Tap Back from the Dead Comedy rock, heavy metal Spuzzle Records, Polymer Records [377]
Street Sweeper Social Club Street Sweeper Social Club Rap rock, alternative rock, funk rock Warner Bros. [378]
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 [379]
VNV Nation Of Faith, Power and Glory Futurepop, electro-industrial, electropop Anachron Records [380]
June
22 		Amazing Baby Rewild Indie rock Shangri-La, Cooperative Music [381]
White Denim Fits Indie rock, psychedelic rock Downtown, Full Time Hobby [382]
June
23 		Alexisonfire Old Crows / Young Cardinals Post-hardcore Dine Alone [383]
Cheap Trick The Latest Hard rock, power pop Cheap Trick Unlimited [384]
The Cliks Dirty King Alternative rock Warner Bros., Tommy Boy [385]
Darkest Hour The Eternal Return Melodic death metal Victory [386]
The Dear Hunter Act III: Life and Death Progressive rock, symphonic rock, experimental rock Triple Crown [387]
Deer Tick Born on Flag Day Indie rock, alternative country Partisan [388]
Dinosaur Jr. Farm Alternative rock Jagjaguwar [389]
Dream Theater Black Clouds & Silver Linings Progressive metal, progressive rock Roadrunner [390]
Ginuwine A Man's Thoughts R&B, soul, hip hop Notifi Records, Asylum, Warner Bros. [391]
Hit the Lights Coast to Coast Pop punk, easycore Triple Crown [392]
Jay Brannan In Living Cover Folk, acoustic Great Depression Records, Nettwerk [393]
The Lemonheads Varshons Alternative rock, punk rock The End [394]
The Mars Volta Octahedron Progressive rock, experimental rock Warner Bros., Mercury [395]
Maylene and the Sons of Disaster III Hard rock, Southern metal Ferret [396]
Paulina Rubio Gran City Pop Latin pop, dance-pop Universal Music Latino [397]
Pete Yorn Back and Fourth Alternative rock Columbia [398]
Reverie Sound Revue Reverie Sound Revue Indie rock Boompa [399]
Regina Spektor Far Anti-folk, indie rock Sire [400]
Sunset Rubdown Dragonslayer Indie rock Jagjaguwar [401]
Tortoise Beacons of Ancestorship Post-rock Thrill Jockey [402]
June
29 		Anaal Nathrakh In the Constellation of the Black Widow Black metal, grindcore, industrial metal Candlelight, FETO Records [403]
Moby Wait for Me Downtempo, ambient, electronica Little Idiot Records, Mute [404]
La Roux La Roux Synth-pop Polydor [405]
June
30 		Ace Hood Ruthless Hip hop We the Best, Def Jam [406]
Brad Paisley American Saturday Night Country Arista Nashville [407]
Killswitch Engage Killswitch Engage Metalcore Roadrunner [408]
Maino If Tomorrow Comes... Hip hop Hustle Hard Records, Atlantic [409]
Mark Karan Walk Through the Fire Rock Quacktone Records, DIG Music [410]
Obituary Darkest Day Death metal Candlelight [411]
Rob Thomas Cradlesong Pop rock Atlantic [412]
Suicide Silence No Time to Bleed Deathcore Century Nedia [413]
Wilco Wilco Alternative rock Nonesuch [414]

Third quarter[]

July[]

List of albums released in July 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
July
3 		Cascada Evacuate the Dancefloor Eurodance, dance-pop, electropop Zooland [415]
Florence and the Machine Lungs Indie pop, art rock, punk blues Island [416]
Suffocation Blood Oath Technical death metal Nuclear Blast [417]
July
4 		Atmosphere Leak at Will Hip hop, alternative hip hop Rhymesayers Entertainment [418]
July
7 		All Time Low Nothing Personal Emo pop, pop punk Hopeless [419]
Big D and the Kids Table Fluent in Stroll Dub, ska, reggae SideOneDummy [420]
Billy Boy on Poison Drama Junkie Queen Ironworks [421]
Born of Osiris A Higher Place Progressive metalcore, deathcore Sumerian [422]
Céu Vagarosa Urban Jungle, Six Degrees [423]
Death by Stereo Death Is My Only Friend Heavy metal, hardcore punk Serjical Strike [424]
The Donnas Greatest Hits Vol. 16 Hard rock, punk rock Purple Feather, Redeye [425]
Job for a Cowboy Ruination Death metal Metal Blade [426]
Marcy Playground Leaving Wonderland...in a fit of rage Woz Records [427]
Poison the Well The Tropic Rot Post-hardcore, experimental rock Ferret [428]
Stellastarr Civilized Indie rock, post-punk Bloated Wife Records [429]
July
10 		Billy Talent Billy Talent III Post-punk, post-hardcore, punk rock [430]
July
13 		Clark Totems Flare Warp [431]
Clutch Strange Cousins from the West Stoner rock, blues rock Weathermaker Music [432]
He Is Legend It Hates You Hard rock, stoner rock, alternative rock [433]
Judas Priest A Touch of Evil: Live Heavy metal Sony Music, Epic [434]
The Rumble Strips Welcome to the Walk Alone Rock Island [435]
July
14 		Adelitas Way Adelitas Way Alternative metal, hard rock, post-grunge Virgin [436]
Arkaea Years in the Darkness Metalcore, groove metal, industrial metal eOne [437]
August Burns Red Constellations Melodic metalcore Solid State [438]
Brooke White High Hopes & Heartbreak Folk music, indie pop June Baby Records [439]
Daughtry Leave This Town Alternative rock, pop rock, post-grunge RCA [440]
The Dead Weather Horehound Garage rock, blues rock Third Man, Warner Bros. [441]
DevilDriver Pray for Villains Groove metal, melodic death metal Roadrunner [442]
John Forté Stylefree the EP [443]
Krizz Kaliko Genius Alternative hip hop, R&B Strange Music [444]
Project 86 Picket Fence Cartel Post-hardcore, alternative metal [445]
pureNRG The Real Thing CCM, pop [446]
Sick Puppies Tri-Polar Alternative metal, nu metal, post-grunge Virgin [447]
July
17 		Ana Popović Blind for Love Electric blues, blues rock, jazz Eclecto Groove [448]
Jordin Sparks Battlefield Pop, R&B Jive [449]
July
21 		Civil Twilight Civil Twilight Indie rock, alternative rock Wind-up [450]
Demi Lovato Here We Go Again Pop, pop rock Hollywood [451]
The Fiery Furnaces I'm Going Away Indie rock [452]
Our Lady Peace Burn Burn Alternative rock Coalition Entertainment [453]
Portugal. The Man The Satanic Satanist Psychedelic pop Equal Vision [454]
Set Your Goals This Will Be the Death of Us Pop punk Epitaph [455]
Sugar Ray Music for Cougars Pop rock Pulse Recordings [456]
July
28 		Fabolous Loso's Way Hip hop Desert Storm, Def Jam [457]
George Thorogood and the Destroyers The Dirty Dozen Blues rock, Boogie rock Capitol [458]
Kristinia DeBarge Exposed Pop, R&B [459]
Owl City Ocean Eyes Synth-pop, electronica Universal Republic [460]
July
31 		Frankmusik Complete Me Electropop, synth-pop, dance-pop Island [461]

August[]

List of albums released in August 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
August
3 		Bap Kennedy Howl On Country rock Lonely Street Discs [462]
Enochian Theory Evolution: Creatio Ex Nihilio Progressive rock [463]
The Twang Jewellery Quarter Indie rock B-Unique [464]
Wild Beasts Two Dancers Indie rock, art rock, dream pop Domino [465]
August
4 		Aaron Shust Take Over [466]
Amanda Blank I Love You Dirty rap, Baltimore club, electropop Downtown [467]
Anchor & Braille Felt Acoustic rock, baroque pop, folk [468]
Fruit Bats The Ruminant Band Folk rock Sub Pop [469]
Gloriana Gloriana Country [470]
Jay Reatard Watch Me Fall Garage rock, indie rock, power pop Matador [471]
Julian Plenti Julian Plenti Is... Skyscraper Alternative rock, art rock Matador [472]
Modest Mouse No One's First, and You're Next Alternative rock Epic [473]
Nightmare of You Infomaniac Indie rock The Bevonshire Label, Brookvale Records [474]
Touché Amoré ...To the Beat of a Dead Horse Post-hardcore, melodic hardcore, screamo 6131 Records [475]
August
5 		Mutemath Armistice Alternative rock, post-rock Teleprompt, Warner Bros. [476]
August
7 		Behemoth Evangelion Blackened death metal Nuclear Blast, Metal Blade [477]
August
9 		Thrice Beggars Experimental rock, post-hardcore, alternative rock Vagrant [478]
August
10 		Jessie James Jessie James Country, pop [479]
August
11 		Britt Nicole The Lost Get Found Christian rock, Christian hip hop Sparrow [480]
Cobra Starship Hot Mess Dance-pop, synth-pop, alternative rock Fueled by Ramen, Decaydance, Columbia [481]
Dan Mangan Nice, Nice, Very Nice Indie rock Arts & Crafts [482]
George Strait Twang Country MCA Nashville [483]
Justin Moore Justin Moore Country, country rock Valory [484]
Robert Cray This Time Blues Vanguard, Nozzle Records [485]
Slaughterhouse Slaughterhouse Hardcore hip hop eOne [486]
Winds of Plague The Great Stone War Deathcore, symphonic metal Century Media [487]
August
14 		Calvin Harris Ready for the Weekend Dance [488]
The xx xx Indie pop, dream pop, indie rock Young Turks [489]
August
15 		Dappled Cities Zounds Alternative Speak 'n Spell, Dangerbird [490]
August
17 		Mew No More Stories... Alternative rock, indie rock, progressive rock [491]
August
18 		Arctic Monkeys Humbug Hard rock, stoner rock, psychedelic rock Domino [492]
As Tall as Lions You Can't Take It with You Indie rock Triple Crown [493]
Brendan Benson My Old, Familiar Friend Rock ATO [494]
Broadway Calls Good Views, Bad News Pop punk, punk rock SideOneDummy [495]
David Nail I'm About to Come Alive Country MCA Nashville [496]
Dawes North Hills Folk rock ATO [497]
Gwar Lust in Space Thrash metal, heavy metal, comedy rock Metal Blade [498]
Otep Smash the Control Machine Alternative metal, nu metal Victory [499]
Reba McEntire Keep On Loving You Country Starstruck, Valory [500]
Sean Paul Imperial Blaze Dancehall, reggae, reggae fusion Atlantic [501]
Shiloh Picture Imperfect Pop punk, pop rock Universal [502]
Third Eye Blind Ursa Major Rock, alternative rock Mega Collider [503]
August
21 		Jet Shaka Rock Hard rock Virgin, Five Seven [504]
Kisschasy Seizures Pop rock, alternative rock Below Par [505]
August
24 		Athlete Black Swan Indie rock, alternative rock, post-Britpop Fiction [506]
David Guetta One Love House Virgin, EMI, Astralwerks [507]
Imogen Heap Ellipse Electronica, ambient Megaphonic, RCA Victor [508]
LeToya Lady Love R&B Capitol [509]
August
25 		Blitzen Trapper Black River Killer Alternative country Sub Pop [510]
Colbie Caillat Breakthrough Pop, pop rock Universal Republic [511]
Collective Soul Collective Soul (Rabbit) Alternative rock, hard rock, post-grunge Loud & Proud, Roadrunner [512]
fun. Aim and Ignite Baroque pop, indie pop Nettwerk [513]
Hockey Mind Chaos Indie rock, dance-punk [514]
Ingrid Michaelson Everybody Indie pop Cabin 24 [515]
Jack Ingram Big Dreams & High Hopes Country Big Machine [516]
Leeland Love Is on the Move Christian rock Reunion, Essential [517]
Matisyahu Light Reggae fusion, reggae, hip hop Epic, JDub, Or Music [518]
Matt Redman We Shall Not Be Shaken CCM, worship [519]
Municipal Waste Massive Aggressive Thrash metal, crossover thrash Earache [520]
Needtobreathe The Outsiders Alternative rock, Christian rock, Southern rock Atlantic [521]
Oh, Sleeper Son of the Morning Metalcore Solid State [522]
Sidewalk Prophets These Simple Truths Christian music Word, Curb [523]
Skillet Awake Christian metal, hard rock, alternative metal Atlantic [524]
Still Life Still Girls Come Too [525]
Young Galaxy Invisible Republic Indie rock Fontana North [526]
August
28 		A Fine Frenzy Bomb in a Birdcage Indie rock Virgin [527]
Guilt Machine On This Perfect Day Progressive metal Mascot [528]
Miley Cyrus The Time of Our Lives [529]
Pitbull Pitbull Starring in Rebelution Crunk, dance, hip hop J, Polo Grounds, Bad Boy Latino [530]
Urthboy Spitshine Australian hip hop Elefant Traks [531]
Whitney Houston I Look to You Pop, disco Arista [532]
August
31 		3 Inches of Blood Here Waits Thy Doom Heavy metal, power metal Century Media [533]
The Black Crowes Before the Frost...Until the Freeze Southern rock, blues rock, hard rock Silver Arrow [534]
Chevelle Sci-Fi Crimes Alternative metal, hard rock Epic [535]
Derek Webb Stockholm Syndrome Synth-pop, electronica, Christian music INO [536]
Juliette Lewis Terra Incognita Rock The End [537]
Noah and the Whale The First Days of Spring Indie folk Vertigo, Cherrytree [538]
The Used Artwork Emo, alternative rock, post-hardcore Reprise [539]
The Wildhearts ¡Chutzpah! Rock [540]

September[]

List of albums released in September 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
September
1 		Andrew W.K. 55 Cadillac New-age, rock Ecstatic Peace!, Skyscraper Music Maker [541]
Chris Young The Man I Want to Be Country RCA Nashville [542]
Insane Clown Posse Bang! Pow! Boom! Hip hop Psychopathic [543]
Jason Gray Everything Sad Is Coming Untrue Contemporary Christian music, folk rock Centricity [544]
Skindred Shark Bites and Dog Fights Alternative metal, reggae rock, nu metal [545]
Terri Clark The Long Way Home Country Capitol Nashville [546]
They Might Be Giants Here Comes Science Children's, educational Walt Disney [547]
September
7 		Boys Like Girls Love Drunk Pop punk, pop rock, power pop Columbia [548]
The Cribs Ignore the Ignorant Indie rock, alternative rock Wichita [549]
Frank Turner Poetry of the Deed Folk rock Xtra Mile, Epitaph [550]
Jamie T Kings & Queens Indie rock, post-punk revival, hip hop Virgin, Tearbridge International [551]
Raised Fist Veil of Ignorance Hardcore, punk Burning Heart [552]
Sean Kingston Tomorrow Hip hop, reggae, R&B Beluga Heights, Epic [553]
September
8 		BarlowGirl Love & War Christian rock [554]
Brooks & Dunn #1s... and Then Some Country [555]
Circulatory System Signal Morning Psychedelic rock, noise rock Cloud Recordings [556]
Cuff the Duke Way Down Here Alternative country, folk rock Noble Recordings [557]
Infected Mushroom Legend of the Black Shawarma Psychedelic trance, trip hop, industrial Perfecto, Hom-Mega Productions [558]
Jay-Z The Blueprint 3 Hip hop Roc Nation, Atlantic [559]
Os Mutantes Haih Or Amortecedor Experimental rock, psychedelic rock, progressive rock Anti- [560]
Phish Joy Alternative rock, neo-psychedelia JEMP [561]
Polvo In Prism Indie rock, math rock, progressive rock Merge [562]
Raekwon Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt. II Hip hop Ice H2O, EMI [563]
Saosin In Search of Solid Ground Post-hardcore, alternative rock Virgin [564]
Sonata Arctica The Days of Grays Power metal, symphonic metal, progressive metal [565]
Sondre Lerche Heartbeat Radio Pop, rock Rounder [566]
Thousand Foot Krutch Welcome to the Masquerade Christian metal, nu metal, alternative metal Tooth & Nail [567]
Yo La Tengo Popular Songs Indie rock Matador [568]
September
9 		Ensiferum From Afar Folk metal, melodic death metal, power metal Spinefarm [569]
Europe Last Look at Eden Hard rock, blues rock Universal [570]
September
11 		Muse The Resistance Art rock, progressive rock, symphonic rock [571]
Nelly Furtado Mi Plan Pop, Latin, pop rock Nelstar Entertainment, Universal Music Latino [572]
No Angels Welcome to the Dance Pop, dance-pop [573]
Pixie Lott Turn It Up Pop Mercury [574]
September
14 		The Big Pink A Brief History of Love Indie rock, noise pop 4AD [575]
David Gray Draw the Line Folk rock Mercer Street, IHT [576]
Porcupine Tree The Incident Progressive rock, progressive metal Roadrunner [577]
September
15 		Ace Frehley Anomaly Hard rock, heavy metal [578]
The Black Dahlia Murder Deflorate Melodic death metal Metal Blade [579]
The Dodos Time to Die Indie folk, alternative Frenchkiss [580]
Dying Fetus Descend into Depravity Technical death metal Relapse [581]
Every Time I Die New Junk Aesthetic Southern rock, hardcore punk, metalcore Epitaph [582]
Kid Cudi Man on the Moon: The End of Day Alternative hip hop, psychedelia [583]
Kittie In the Black Groove metal eOne [584]
Living Colour The Chair in the Doorway Funk metal, experimental rock, alternative metal Megaforce [585]
Megadeth Endgame Thrash metal Roadrunner [586]
M.O.P. Foundation East Coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop eOne [587]
Moneen The World I Want to Leave Behind Indie rock [588]
New Boyz Skinny Jeanz and a Mic Pop-rap, hyphy Shotty, Asylum, Warner Bros. [589]
Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson Break Up Indie folk, alternative rock [590]
Shadows Fall Retribution Thrash metal Everblack Industries [591]
Uncle Kracker Happy Hour Soft rock, country Top Dog, Atlantic [592]
September
16 		I Am Kloot B Indie rock [593]
September
18 		Madonna Celebration [594]
Mika The Boy Who Knew Too Much Pop Casablanca, Universal Republic [595]
September
20 		Dizzee Rascal Tongue n' Cheek Dance, hip hop Dirtee Stank, Liberation [596]
Pearl Jam Backspacer Alternative rock, hard rock [597]
September
21 		Alberta Cross Broken Side of Time Indie rock, alternative country, blues rock [598]
Basement Jaxx Scars XL, Ultra, Interscope [599]
Marduk Wormwood Black metal Regain [600]
Stellar Kart Everything Is Different Now Pop punk INO [601]
September
22 		Brand New Daisy Alternative rock, post-hardcore, emo Interscope, DGC [602]
Brother Ali Us Hip hop Rhymesayers Entertainment [603]
Children of Bodom Skeletons in the Closet [604]
David Crowder Band Church Music Christian rock, worship sixsteps [605]
Despised Icon Day of Mourning Deathcore Century Media [606]
Five Finger Death Punch War Is the Answer Groove metal, hard rock Prospect Park, Spinefarm [607]
Girls Album Indie pop, indie rock True Panther Sounds [608]
Hawk Nelson Live Life Loud Christian rock, alternative rock, pop punk [609]
The Hidden Cameras Origin:Orphan Indie rock [610]
Islands Vapours Indie rock [611]
Lights The Listening Indietronica, alternative rock [612]
Monsters of Folk Monsters of Folk Alternative rock, indie folk Shangri-La Music, Rough Trade [613]
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Speed of Life NGDB Records [614]
Pillar Confessions Post-grunge, heavy metal, hard rock Essential [615]
Rufus Wainwright Milwaukee at Last!!! [616]
The Twilight Sad Forget the Night Ahead Indie rock, shoegazing [617]
Why? Eskimo Snow Indie rock [618]
September
25 		Paradise Lost Faith Divides Us – Death Unites Us Gothic metal, doom metal Century Media [619]
September
28 		Arch Enemy The Root of All Evil Melodic death metal Century Media [620]
Basshunter Bass Generation Eurodance [621]
Kris Kristofferson Closer to the Bone Country New West [622]
Paloma Faith Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? Pop, soul, jazz Epic [623]
Various artists More than a Game Hip hop, R&B Zone 4, Interscope [624]
September
29 		AFI Crash Love Pop rock Interscope [625]
Alice in Chains Black Gives Way to Blue Heavy metal, sludge metal, doom metal Virgin [626]
Barbra Streisand Love Is the Answer Jazz Columbia [627]
Breaking Benjamin Dear Agony Alternative metal, post-grunge Hollywood [628]
Cherry Poppin' Daddies Skaboy JFK Ska, ska punk [629]
Dethklok Dethalbum II Melodic death metal Williams Street [630]
Drummer Feel Good Together Indie rock Audio Eagle Records [631]
The Ettes Do You Want Power Take Root Records [632]
Foreigner Can't Slow Down Rock Rhino [633]
illScarlett 1UP! Ska punk, reggae rock, alternative rock Sony Music Canada [634]
Kill Hannah Wake Up the Sleepers Post-punk revival, dance-punk, alternative rock [635]
Lynyrd Skynyrd God & Guns Southern rock, blues rock, heavy metal Roadrunner [636]
Mariah Carey Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel Hip hop, R&B Island [637]
Miranda Lambert Revolution Country Columbia Nashville [638]
Newton Faulkner Rebuilt by Humans Folk rock, pop rock, art rock Ugly Truth Records [639]
Paramore Brand New Eyes Alternative rock, pop punk, emo pop Fueled by Ramen [640]
Selena Gomez & the Scene Kiss & Tell Electronic rock, pop rock Hollywood [641]
Strung Out Agents of the Underground Post-hardcore, punk rock, alternative metal Fat Wreck Chords [642]
Warren G The G Files West Coast hip hop Koch Records [643]
September
30 		Air Love 2 Electronica, space rock [644]
Backstreet Boys This Is Us Pop, dance-pop, electropop [645]

Fourth quarter[]

October[]

List of albums released in October 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
October
2 		Mumford & Sons Sigh No More Folk rock, indie folk, bluegrass Island, Glassnote
Natalie Imbruglia Come to Life Pop Island [646]
Scar Symmetry Dark Matter Dimensions Melodic death metal Nuclear Blast [647]
Tokio Hotel Humanoid Pop rock, electronic rock [648]
October
5 		Bad Lieutenant Never Cry Another Tear Alternative rock Triple Echo Records
October
6 		Betty Davis Is It Love or Desire? Funk, rhythm and blues Light in the Attic [649]
Brandi Carlile Give Up the Ghost Folk rock Columbia [650]
Built to Spill There Is No Enemy Indie rock [651]
Chris Tomlin Glory in the Highest: Christmas Songs of Worship Christmas, CCM sixstepsrecords [652]
downhere How Many Kings: Songs for Christmas Christian rock, Christmas [653]
Everclear In a Different Light Alternative rock, post-grunge [654]
The Fall of Troy In the Unlikely Event Mathcore, progressive rock Equal Vision [655]
Family Force 5 Family Force 5's Christmas Pageant Christmas, Christian rock, crunkcore [656]
Fat Joe Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 Hip hop [657]
Fee Hope Rising Contemporary Christian music, Christian rock [658]
Horse the Band Desperate Living Metalcore, Nintendocore, experimental rock Vagrant [659]
Kiss Sonic Boom Hard rock, heavy metal [660]
Luke Bryan Doin' My Thing Country [661]
Matthew Good Vancouver Rock [662]
Mayday Parade Anywhere but Here Pop punk, pop rock [663]
The Mountain Goats The Life of the World to Come Folk rock, indie rock [664]
Port O'Brien Threadbare [665]
Powerman 5000 Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere Industrial metal [666]
The Raveonettes In and Out of Control Indie rock, shoegaze, noise pop, post-punk revival Fierce Panda, Vice [667]
Relient K Forget and Not Slow Down Alternative rock, rock Mono vs Stereo, Jive [668]
Tiësto Kaleidoscope Progressive trance, electro house Musical Freedom Records [669]
Todd Agnew Need Christian rock [670]
We Shot the Moon A Silver Lining Alternative rock Afternoon [671]
October
9 		Michael Bublé Crazy Love Vocal jazz, rock, traditional pop Reprise [672]
Shakira She Wolf Electropop Epic, Sony Music Latin [673]
October
12 		Bowling for Soup Sorry for Partyin' Pop punk Jive, Zomba [674]
Cate Le Bon Me Oh My Indie rock, folk rock, psychedelic rock Irony Bored [675]
Editors In This Light and on This Evening Post-punk revival, dark wave, synth-pop [676]
Mario D.N.A R&B [677]
Tord Gustavsen Emsemble Restored, Returned Jazz ECM [678]
October
13 		1997 Notes from Underground Alternative, pop rock Victory [679]
Baroness Blue Record Sludge metal, progressive metal Relapse [680]
David Archuleta Christmas from the Heart Christmas, pop Jive [681]
Dead by Sunrise Out of Ashes Warner Bros. [682]
Eisley Fire Kite Indie pop Sire [683]
Five for Fighting Slice Soft rock Aware, Wind-up [684]
The Flaming Lips Embryonic Neo-psychedelia, psychedelic rock, space rock Warner Bros. [685]
Kottonmouth Kings Hidden Stash 420 Hip hop, rap rock, rapcore Suburban Noize [686]
Nellie McKay Normal as Blueberry Pie – A Tribute to Doris Day Pop Verve [687]
Sherwood QU Rock MySpace [688]
Sugarland Gold and Green Christmas, country Mercury Nashville [689]
October
16 		Rammstein Liebe ist für alle da Neue Deutsche Härte, industrial metal [690]
October
20 		Converge Axe to Fall Metalcore, hardcore punk, post-hardcore Epitaph [691]
Flight of the Conchords I Told You I Was Freaky Comedy rock, anti-folk, alternative hip hop [692]
Joss Stone Colour Me Free! Soul Virgin [693]
Kings of Convenience Declaration of Dependence Indie pop, indie folk [694]
Kutless It Is Well Christian rock, soft rock, worship [695]
Priestess Prior to the Fire Hard rock [696]
Royce da 5'9" Street Hop Midwest hip hop M.I.C. Records [697]
October
21 		Gorgoroth Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt Black metal [698]
October
23 		Cheryl Cole 3 Words Dance-pop, R&B Fascination, Polydor [699]
The Swell Season Strict Joy Indie folk Plateau, Anti- [700]
Wolfmother Cosmic Egg Hard rock, psychedelic rock Modular [701]
October
26 		Michael Jackson This Is It Epic [702]
Morningwood Diamonds & Studs Alternative rock, dance-rock, power pop VH1 Records [703]
Morrissey Swords Alternative rock [704]
Tech N9ne K.O.D. Midwest hip hop, horrorcore, crunk Strange Music [705]
Tegan and Sara Sainthood Indie pop, indie rock Sire [706]
Train Save Me, San Francisco Rock, roots rock, pop rock Columbia [707]
October
27 		3 Revisions Progressive rock Metal Blade [708]
Atreyu Congregation of the Damned Metalcore, alternative metal Hollywood, Roadrunner [709]
Between the Buried and Me The Great Misdirect Progressive metal, technical death metal, avant-garde metal Victory [710]
Creed Full Circle Post-grunge, alternative metal, hard rock Wind-Up [711]
Hem Twelfth Night Waveland Records [712]
John Nolan Height Indie rock Doghouse [713]
Pelican What We All Come to Need Post-metal Southern Lord [714]
R.E.M. Live at the Olympia Alternative rock Warner Bros. [715]
Squirrel Nut Zippers Lost at Sea Swing Hillbilly Productions [716]
Swollen Members Armed to the Teeth Hip hop Suburban Noize [717]
The Red Chord Fed Through the Teeth Machine Deathgrind Metal Blade [718]
"Weird Al" Yankovic The Essential "Weird Al" Yankovic Comedy, parody Legacy [719]
October
30 		John K. Samson City Route 85 Acoustic [720]

November[]

List of albums released in November 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
November
2 		Delirious? History Makers Rock, Christian rock [721]
Julian Casablancas Phrazes for the Young Alternative rock, electronic, new wave RCA [722]
Katatonia Night Is the New Day Alternative metal, progressive metal [723]
Various artists The Inbetweeners Soundtrack Alternative rock, punk rock, R&B [724]
November
3 		The Almost Monster Monster Alternative rock, emo Tooth & Nail [725]
Amerie In Love & War R&B, soul, hip hop [726]
Andrea Bocelli My Christmas Christmas [727]
Carrie Underwood Play On Country Arista Nashville [728]
Every Avenue Picture Perfect Pop punk, alternative rock, power pop [729]
Foo Fighters Greatest Hits Alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock RCA [730]
Ryan Leslie Transition R&B, hip hop [731]
Say Anything Say Anything Pop punk, emo, post-hardcore RCA [732]
Shwayze Let It Beat Alternative hip hop [733]
Slayer World Painted Blood Thrash metal American, Sony Music [734]
Steven Curtis Chapman Beauty Will Rise CCM [735]
We Came as Romans To Plant a Seed Metalcore Equal Vision [736]
Weezer Raditude Alternative rock, power pop DGC [737]
November
4 		Swallow the Sun New Moon Death-doom, melodic death metal, gothic metal Spinefarm, Svart [738]
November
6 		Mars Argo Technology Is a Dead Bird Alternative rock Grocerybag Media [739]
Snow Patrol Up to Now [740]
November
7 		Wale Attention Deficit Alternative hip hop [741]
November
9 		50 Cent Before I Self Destruct Gangsta rap, hardcore hip hop [742]
Biffy Clyro Only Revolutions Alternative rock [743]
Howard Jones Ordinary Heroes Pop [744]
Leona Lewis Echo R&B, pop Syco, J [745]
Robbie Williams Reality Killed the Video Star [746]
November
10 		Bon Jovi The Circle Hard rock, pop rock Island [747]
Britney Spears The Singles Collection Dance-pop Jive [748]
Crooked I Mr. Pigface Weapon Waist [749]
Dashboard Confessional Alter the Ending Emo, alternative rock Interscope [750]
Ella Fitzgerald Twelve Nights in Hollywood Vocal jazz [751]
Flyleaf Memento Mori Post-grunge, alternative metal, nu metal A&M Octone [752]
Jamie Cullum The Pursuit Crossover jazz, pop [753]
Krallice Dimensional Bleedthrough Black metal Profound Lore, Gilead Media
Puscifer "C" Is for (Please Insert Sophomoric Genitalia Reference Here) Trip hop, post-industrial [754]
Switchfoot Hello Hurricane Alternative rock, art rock, post-rock Atlantic [755]
Tori Amos Midwinter Graces Christmas, traditional music Universal Republic [756]
Throwdown Deathless Groove metal eOne [757]
Wyclef Jean From the Hut, to the Projects, to the Mansion Hip hop, reggae fusion, compas [758]
November
11 		Norah Jones The Fall Pop Blue Note [759]
November
13 		Katy Perry MTV Unplugged Acoustic, lounge Capitol [760]
N-Dubz Against All Odds Hip hop, grime, R&B [761]
Powderfinger Golden Rule Rock, alternative rock [762]
Them Crooked Vultures Them Crooked Vultures Hard rock RCA, DGC, Interscope [763]
November
16 		Felt Felt 3: A Tribute to Rosie Perez Hip hop Rhymesayers [764]
Stereophonics Keep Calm and Carry On Rock, alternative rock, pop rock [765]
November
17 		Casting Crowns Until the Whole World Hears Christian rock, contemporary Christian music Beach Street [766]
The Devin Townsend Project Addicted Progressive metal, alternative metal, hard rock HevyDevy, Inside Out Music [767]
The Empire Shall Fall Awaken Metalcore Angle Side Side Records [768]
Fall Out Boy Believers Never Die – Greatest Hits Pop punk, pop rock, emo pop Island [769]
Hedley The Show Must Go Alternative rock, pop rock Universal Music Canada, Island [770]
Janet Jackson Number Ones Pop, R&B A&M, Universal Music Enterprises [771]
John Mayer Battle Studies Pop rock Columbia [772]
Justin Bieber My World Pop, teen pop, R&B Island, Teen Island, RBMG [773]
Kid Sister Ultraviolet Hip hop, electro, R&B Fool's Gold, Downtown, Universal Republic [774]
Kris Allen Kris Allen Pop rock, alternative rock Jive, 19 [775]
OneRepublic Waking Up Pop rock Mosley, Interscope [776]
Phil Wickham Heaven & Earth Contemporary Christian music, worship INO [777]
Rakim The Seventh Seal Hip hop SMC, Universal, Fontana [778]
November
18 		Dark Funeral Angelus Exuro pro Eternus Black metal [779]
Lady Gaga The Fame Monster Electropop [780]
November
20 		Rihanna Rated R Pop, hip hop, R&B [781]
November
23 		Adam Lambert For Your Entertainment Pop, dance-pop, pop rock [782]
Birdman Priceless Hip hop [783]
Enya The Very Best of Enya New-age, Celtic, pop [784]
Jay Sean All or Nothing Pop, R&B [785]
Susan Boyle I Dreamed a Dream Operatic pop, crossover, easy listening [786]
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers The Live Anthology Heartland rock, rock [787]
Tom Waits Glitter and Doom Live Rock, experimental [788]
November
24 		Bob Seger Early Seger Vol. 1 Rock Hideout [789]
Seabird The Silent Night EP Alternative rock, indie [790]
Wiz Khalifa Deal or No Deal Hip hop [791]
November
27 		Westlife Where We Are Pop, pop rock [792]
November
30 		R. Kelly Untitled R&B Jive [793]

December[]

List of albums released in December 2009
Release date Artist Album Genre Label Ref.
December
1 		Allison Iraheta Just Like You Pop rock, teen pop 19, Jive [794]
The Bravery Stir the Blood Post-punk revival Island [795]
jacksoul Soulmate R&B, soul Sony Music Canada [796]
Juvenile Cocky & Confident Hip hop Atlantic, UTP Records, eOne [797]
MxPx Punk Rawk Christmas Christian punk, skate punk, Christmas Rock City Recording Company [798]
Priscilla Renea Jukebox Pop, synth-pop, soul Capitol [799]
Thalía Primera Fila Latin pop Sony Music Latin [800]
December
7 		Buraka Som Sistema FabricLive.49 Kuduro, grime Fabric Records [801]
Dannii Minogue The 1995 Sessions Dance, pop [802]
December
8 		B.G. Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop [803]
By Divine Right Mutant Message Indie rock [804]
Chris Brown Graffiti R&B, Euro disco, electronic rock Jive [805]
Gucci Mane The State vs. Radric Davis Hip hop, Southern hip hop [806]
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Pin Points and Gin Joints Ska punk Big Rig Records [807]
Puddle of Mudd Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate Post-grunge, alternative metal Flawless, Geffen [808]
Snoop Dogg Malice n Wonderland Hip hop Doggystyle, Priority [809]
Thirty Seconds to Mars This Is War Alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental rock Virgin [810]
Timbaland Shock Value II Hip hop, R&B, EDM [811]
We the Kings Smile Kid Pop punk, pop rock, power pop [812]
December
11 		Alicia Keys The Element of Freedom R&B [813]
December
14 		Kylie Minogue Live in New York Pop, dance, electronica [814]
December
15 		Obie Trice Special Reserve Hip hop [815]
Robin Thicke Sex Therapy: The Session R&B, soul, hip hop [816]
Seabird Rocks into Rivers Contemporary Christian music [817]
December
18 		Mary J. Blige Stronger with Each Tear R&B, hip hop soul [818]
December
21 		Cold War Kids Behave Yourself Indie rock, soul Downtown, V2 [819]
Eminem Relapse: Refill Horrorcore, hardcore hip hop [820]
Hurricane Chris Unleashed Hip hop [821]
Mudvayne Mudvayne Nu metal, hard rock [822]
Various artists We Are Young Money Hip hop, R&B Young Money [823]
December
22 		John Reuben Sex, Drugs and Self-Control Christian hip hop [824]
December
25 		Tyler, the Creator Bastard Alternative hip hop [825]
December
28 		Codeine Velvet Club Codeine Velvet Club Baroque pop [826]
December
29 		Twenty One Pilots Twenty One Pilots Emo [827]

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