Wayne Knupp, original vocalist for Devourment died on September 15.
Pat Mason of Arsonists Get All The Girls passes away on the morning of November 30, his 21st birthday.
Extreme reunite for the third time, announcing plans for a world tour next year, as well as a new studio album, which will be their first since 1995's Waiting for the Punchline.
Led Zeppelin get back together one more time for one concert in London.
In Sorte Diaboli (Dimmu Borgir) becomes the first extreme metal album ever to hit the No. 1 in a Record chart, achieving that position in Norway.
Andreas Sydow leaves Darkane, being replaced by Jens Broman.
Witold Kiełtyka, drummer for Decapitated, is killed in a car crash in October.
Vocalist, Damo and manager, Andy of The Red Shore, died in December.
Anette Olzon joins Nightwish as their new lead vocalist.
Peter Lindgren leaves Opeth.
Jani Liimatainen is fired from Sonata Arctica.
Jacob Bredahl leaves Hatesphere.
Mark St. John, guitarist of KISS in 1984, dies in April.
The song Final Six from Slayer won in the Best Metal Performance category at the 50th Grammy Awards.
Meiju Enho leaves Ensiferum.
Paul Raven, bassist for Ministry and former Killing Joke bassist, dies in October.
Kevin DuBrow, lead singer for Quiet Riot, dies in November.
Matt Barlow returns as lead singer of Iced Earth.
Ramallah disbands.
Matte Modin is fired from Dark Funeral, for disrupting their live performance schedule through deceit, according to the band. He is replaced by Nils Fjällström of Aeon, who is given the stage name "Dominator".
Gaahl and King ov Hell part ways from Gorgoroth founding member Infernus with the intention of using the band's name and assets themselves, igniting the Gorgoroth name dispute.
Soichiro Umemura, vocalist of Tokyo Yankees, died on December 11.
Albums released
January
Day
Artist
Album
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
February
Day
Artist
Album
6
Car Bomb
*Centralia*
The End
*Elementary*
Impious
*Holy Murder Masquerade*
7
Dir En Grey
*The Marrow of a Bone*
Swallow the Sun
*Hope*
12
The Berzerker
*Animosity*
Domine
*Ancient Spirit Rising*
19
Mendeed
*The Dead Live by Love*
Watain
*Sworn to the Dark*
20
Aborted
*Slaughter & Apparatus: A Methodical Overture*
Beneath the Massacre
*Mechanics of Dysfunction*
Novembers Doom
*The Novella Reservoir*
23
Masterplan
*MK II*
Naglfar
*Harvest*
Sirenia
*Nine Destinies and a Downfall*
26
Charlie Dominici
*O3: A Trilogy, Part Two*
Cirith Gorgor
*Cirith Gorgor*
Manowar
*Gods Of War*
March
Day
Artist
Album
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)
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