New Album Releases 05/12/09: Green Day, Steve Earle, Paul Wall, The Church And More - Page 2

Part of: New CDs

Here are all of this week's new album releases courtesy of All Music Guide:

Steve Earle
Townes
New West
Contemporary Singer/Songwriter, Americana, Alternative Country-Rock

Green Day
21st Century Breakdown
Reprise
Punk-Pop, Alternative Pop/Rock, Punk Revival, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock

Maxïmo Park
Quicken the Heart
Warp
Indie Rock, New Wave/Post-Punk Revival, Britpop

Paul Wall
Fast Life
SwishaHouse/Asylum
Hardcore Rap, Gangsta Rap, Dirty South, Southern Rap

The Amazing Rhythm Aces
Their Very Best
Varese Fontana
Country-Rock, Soft Rock

Anvil
Forged in Fire
Attic
Speed Metal, Heavy Metal, Thrash

Apartment House
Peter Garland: String Quartets
Cold Blue Music
Contemporary String Quartets

Arctic Monkeys
At the Apollo
Warner Bros.
Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock

Better Than Ezra
Plays Paper Empire
Better Than Ezra
American Trad Rock, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock

Kaoru Bingham
Chopin: 24 Preludes; Busoni: Ten Variations on a Chopin Prelude; Mompou: Variations on a theme of Chopin
Meridian
Romantic & Modern Keyboard Music

Bricolage
Bricolage
Slumberland
New Wave/Post-Punk Revival, Indie Pop

Cam'ron
Crime Pays
Diplomatic Man/Asylum
Hardcore Rap, East Coast Rap

Children
Hard Times Hanging at the End of the World
Kemado
Heavy Metal

The Church
Untitled #23
Second Motion
Neo-Psychedelia, Alternative Pop/Rock

The Stanley Clarke Trio
Jazz in the Garden
Heads Up
Contemporary Jazz, Mainstream Jazz

The Crystal Method
Divided by Night
Tiny e
Electronica, Club/Dance, Funky Breaks

DJ Vadim
U Can't Lurn Imaginashun
BBE
Left-Field Hip-Hop, Underground Rap, Downbeat, Ambient Breakbeat

James Luther Dickinson
Dinosaurs Run in Circles
Memphis Int'l
Contemporary Blues, Memphis Blues

Candy Dulfer
Funked Up!
Heads Up
Smooth Jazz, Crossover Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Instrumental Pop, Jazz-Pop

Jeremy Enigk
OK Bear
Lewis Hollow
Chamber Pop, Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock

Hanne Hukkelberg
Blood from a Stone
Nettwerk
Indie Rock, Post-Rock/Experimental

Kid606
Shout at the Döner
Tigerbeat6
Experimental Techno, IDM

Kiki
Kaiku
Bpitch Control
Club/Dance, Techno, Left-Field House, Techno-Dub

The Louvin Brothers
Tragic Songs of Life
Rounder
Traditional Country, Close Harmony, Traditional Bluegrass

Manic Street Preachers
Journal for Plague Lovers
Sony BMG Europe
Indie Rock, Britpop, Alternative Pop/Rock

Meat Puppets
Sewn Together
Meat Puppets
Alternative Pop/Rock

Alecia Nugent
Hillbilly Goddess
Rounder
Contemporary Bluegrass, Alternative Country

University New Mexico Wind Symphony
Fascinating Ribbons
Summit
Modern & Contemporary Music for Wind Ensemble

Ann Peebles
I Can't Stand the Rain
The Right Stuff/Hi
Memphis Soul, Soul, Pop-Soul

Peppermint Trolley Company
Beautiful Sun
Now Sounds
Sunshine Pop, AM Pop, Psychedelic Pop, Bubblegum

Prins Thomas
Live at Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson
Club/Dance, Ambient Techno, Left-Field House, Techno, Disco, Prog-Rock/Art Rock

Hikaru Utada
This Is the One
Island
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Japanese Pop, Club/Dance

Various Artists
Kitsune Tabloid
Kitsune
Album Rock, Pop/Rock, Indie Rock

Various Artists
Marc Blitzstein: First Life — Rare Early Works
Other Minds
Modern Chamber Music

Various Artists
Phil Kline: John the Revelator
Cantaloupe Music
Contemporary Chamber Music

Wooden Birds
Magnolia
Barsuk
Alternative Singer/Songwriter, Indie Rock, Indie Pop

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Article comments

  • 1 - Dave White

    May 13, 2009 at 4:07 pm

    Picking up the Green Day album now. Will be interested to see if it has the same kind of angst as the Bush-era American Idiot had.

  • 2 - Green Day

    May 13, 2009 at 5:33 pm

    Excited about the Green Day album, but didn't even see anything about the Steve Earle one. Will have to check it out.

  • 3 - Glen Boyd

    May 13, 2009 at 6:11 pm

    You need to read this again then Greenie.

    -Glen

  • 4 - angelica

    May 14, 2009 at 7:30 pm

    It seems like only yesterday that Green Day were a bunch of East Bay punks disappointing their fans by selling out to a major label (Warner Bros). Punks All Grown Up

  • 5 - merii

    May 27, 2009 at 7:18 am

    The new album is great! I have just heard it the 1st time and I think this very innovator but always keeping their style. I am doubting if 21st Century Breakdown is better than American Idiot is. . . (sorry for my english, I'm spanish) Hope U like it!

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