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This is a timeline documenting the events of heavy metal in the year 2007.
| Day | Artist | Album |
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| 5 | Legion of the Damned | Sons of the Jackal |
| 10 | Moonsorrow | Viides Luku - Hävitetty |
| 12 | Grave Digger | Liberty Or Death |
| Therion | Gothic Kabbalah | |
| 15 | Al Atkins | Demon Deceiver |
| 16 | Age of Nemesis | Terra Incognita |
| 19 | Mnemic | Passenger |
| 22 | Destruction | Thrash Anthems |
| Pain of Salvation | Scarsick | |
| Rotting Christ | Theogonia | |
| 23 | Fear My Thoughts | Vulcanus |
| 26 | Metalium | Nothing to Undo – Chapter Six |
| Day | Artist | Album |
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| 1 | Buckethead | Pepper's Ghost |
| 3 | Arghoslent | Hornets of the Pogrom |
| 5 | Onslaught | Killing Peace |
| Saxon | The Inner Sanctum | |
| 6 | Alabama Thunderpussy | Open Fire |
| Chimaira | Resurrection | |
| Emmure | Goodbye to the Gallows | |
| Dying Fetus | War of Attrition | |
| Megadeth | That One Night: Live in Buenos Aires (CD/DVD) (released on CD September 4, 2007) | |
| Sevendust | Alpha | |
| 9 | Within Temptation | The Heart of Everything |
| 12 | Nightrage | A New Disease Is Born |
| 13 | Battlelore | Evernight |
| Type O Negative | Dead Again | |
| Unsane | Visqueen | |
| 14 | Naildown | Dreamcrusher |
| Thunderstone | Evolution 4.0 | |
| 16 | Sabaton | Metalizer |
| 19 | Morgana Lefay | Aberrations of the Mind |
| 20 | Dååth | The Hinderers |
| Haste the Day | Pressure the Hinges | |
| In This Moment | Beautiful Tragedy | |
| 23 | Sun Caged | Artemisia |
| 24 | Five Star Prison Cell | Slaves of Virgo |
| The Gathering | A Noise Severe | |
| 25 | Graveland | Will Stronger Than Death |
| 26 | Machine Head | The Blackening |
| 27 | Mors Principium Est | Liberation = Termination |
| 28 | Finntroll | Ur Jordens Djup |
| Threshold | Dead Reckoning | |
| 30 | Attila | Fallacy |
| Day | Artist | Album |
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| 2 | Behemoth | The Apostasy |
| 3 | Velvet Revolver | Libertad |
| 10 | Darkest Hour | Deliver Us |
| 11 | Galexia | Galexia |
| 12 | Carnifex | Dead in My Arms |
| 17 | Eyefear | A World Full of Grey |
| Malevolent Creation | Doomsday X | |
| Nile | Ithyphallic | |
| 18 | Blood Stain Child | Mozaiq |
| 24 | Evergreen Terrace | Wolfbiker |
| The Red Chord | Prey for Eyes | |
| 27 | Korn | Untitled |
| 31 | DevilDriver | The Last Kind Words |
| Five Finger Death Punch | The Way of the Fist | |
| Whitechapel | The Somatic Defilement |
| Day | Artist | Album |
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| 7 | Blood of Kingu | De Occulta Philosophia |
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