Artist:	Title:	Label/Due date:
Trey Anastasio	"The Horseshoe Curve" (instrumental album; producer: Bryce Goggin)	(Rubber Jungle, July 24, 2007)
Marc Antoine	"Hi-Lo Split" (Hear here)	(Peak, July 24, 2007)
Born Again Floozies, The	"7 Deadly Sinners" (producer: Steve Albini; Hear here)	(Triple R, July 24, 2007)

BTW: "The Born Again Floozies are sonic nudists: we lay ourselves sonically bare," singer-guitarist Joey Welch tells P&P. "We strip off the industry-standard digital beat doctors, pitch correctors and parade about in our musical birthday suits. No artificial reverberation, no layers of overdubs, no cowardly additives or digital surgeries to remove those unsightly imperfections.

"And the Born Again Floozies promise you this: at least one real-live-human-made mistake in every song! We record live in the studio and believe that sometimes a flawless performance can be boring, while an impassioned mistake can really kick ass. It's the mistakes that make it taste so good."

Working with Steve Albini, who produced Nirvana's landmark "Nevermind" album, made recording the album all the more special. Albini "was enthusiastic and lent insightful perspective when needed," Welch says. "We share a similar work ethic and, perhaps most importantly, the belief that most of the creation of a great record happens before you get to the studio, and that gourmet encased meat can be pretty darn good."

Camp Lo	"Black Hollywood" (producer: Ski Beatz; guests: Ski, Jungle Brown; first single: "Black Hollywood/Soul Fever"; Hear here)	(Good Hands/Traffic Entertainment, July 24, 2007)
Peter Criss (original KISS drummer)	"One For All" (producer: Criss; guests: Paul Shaffer, Will Lee, Mike McLaughlin, the Church of Transfiguration Boys Choir; Read here)	(Silvercat/RED, July 24, 2007)
Billy Ray Cyrus	"Home At Last" (first single: "Ready, Set, Don't Go"; Hear here)	(Walt Disney, July 24, 2007)
Evans Blue	"The Pursuit Begins When This Portrayal of Life Ends" (producer: Trevor Kustiak; first single: "The Pursuit"; Hear here; Read here)	(The Pocket/Hollywood, July 24, 2007)
Emily Haines & The Soft Skeletons	"What Is Free to a Good Home [EP]"	(Last Gang, July 24, 2007)
Peter Hammill	"Singularity" (Van der Graaf Generator singer's album, his first since suffering a heart attack in 2003, was released in Europe in 2006)	(Fie!, July 24, 2007)
Hanson	"The Walk" (released internationally on May 1, 2007; Hear here)	(3CG, July 24, 2007)
Lonnie Jordan (of War)	"War Stories" (his first solo album since 1978; he revisits some War classics, plus the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" and Jimi Hendrix's "Third Stone from the Sun"; producers: JB Eckl, Pancho Tomaselli; Hear here; Read here)	(Fantasy/Concord, July 24, 2007)
Lovemakers, The	"Misery Loves Company [EP]" (enhanced; Hear here)	(Fuzz, July 24, 2007)
Manic	"Another New Home [EP]" (Hear here)	(Suretone/Interscope, July 24, 2007)
Manic Street Preachers	"Send Away the Tigers" (producer: Dave Eringa; first single: "Your Love Alone Is Not Enough," a duet with Cardigans' Nina Persson; Hear here)	(Red Ink/RED Distribution, July 24, 2007)
Mobile	"Tomorrow Starts Today" (released in the rock group's native Canada last year; producer: Matt DeMatteo; Hear here)	(The Militia Group, July 24, 2007)
Oliver Future	"Pax Futura" (producer: Adam Lasus; Hear here)	(Fireproof Recordings, July 24, 2007)
Portugal. The Man	"Church Mouth" (producer: Casey Bates; Hear here)	(Fearless, July 24, 2007)
Prince	"Planet Earth" (guests: Wendy & Lisa, Sheila E., Marva King, Sonny T; first single: "Guitar"; See here; Read here)	(Columbia, July 24, 2007)
Red Chord, The	"Prey for Eyes" (producer: Eric Rachel; Hear here)	(Metal Blade, July 24, 2007)
Robbers On High Street	"Grand National" (producer: Daniele Luppi; Hear here; Read here)	(Scratchie/New Line, July 24, 2007)
Silverchair	"Young Modern [CD/DVD]" (released in Australia in April 2007; producer: Nick Launay; first single: "Straight Line"; Hear here)	(Eleven Music, July 24, 2007)
Sum 41	"Underclass Hero" (producer: frontman Deryck Whibley; first single: title track; Hear here; Read here)	(Island, July 24, 2007)
Tegan & Sara	"The Con" (producers: Death Cab For Cutie's Chris Walla, Tegan & Sara; Hear here; Read here; also available with a DVD)	(Sire/Vapor, July 24, 2007)
Billy Bob Thornton	"Beautiful Door" (producer: Thornton; guests: Graham Nash, Brad Davis, Leland Sklar, Teddy Andreadis; Read here)	(New Door/UME, July 24, 2007)
Tiny Vipers	"Hands Across the Void" (Hear here)	(Sub Pop, July 24, 2007)
UNKLE	"War Stories" (producers: group founder James Lavelle, Chris Goss; guests: Ian Astbury, Josh Homme, Massive Attack's 3D, Nada Surf's Matthews Caws, Autolix, the Duke Spirit; first single: "Burn My Shadow"; Hear here; Read here)	(Surrender All/Red Ink, July 24, 2007)
John Vanderslice	"Emerald City" (Hear here; Read here)	(Barsuk, July 24, 2007)
Various artists	"Friday Night Lights [TV soundtrack]" (NBC series; featuring music from The Killers, Spoon, Outkast, Whiskeytown, Stereophonics, Starsailor, etc.)	(Artists' Addiction, July 24, 2007)
Various artists	"NOW That's What I Call Music! 67" (2 CDs; Read here)	(U.K. - EMI/Virgin, July 23, 2007)
Various artists	"The Simpsons Movie [film soundtrack]" (first movie from the Fox animated series opens July 27; music composed by Hans Zimmer; Green Day appears in the movie and performs the theme song; See here; Read here; also available in a limited-edition donut packaging)	(Adrenaline Music/Warner, July 24, 2007)
Within Temptation	"The Heart of Everything" (first single: "What Have You Done," with Life of Agony's Keith Caputo; Hear here)	(Roadrunner, July 24, 2007)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs	"Is Is [EP]" (producers: Nick Launay, Yeah Yeah Yeahs; Hear here; Read here)	(Interscope, July 24, 2007)