Using Danish Week Numbers for Type O Negative Album Anniversaries

Fans who want to mark Type O Negative studio album anniversaries often start with two questions: what are the original release dates and labels, and how can those dates be turned into a repeatable listening-party plan. The research material supplied for this article does not include any verified release dates, label names, or reissue statuses for the band's six studio albums, from Slow, Deep and Hard (1991) to Dead Again (2007). This piece therefore does not invent those details. It shows instead how to use Danish week numbers as a planning tool once a date has been confirmed elsewhere.

What a Discography Timeline Would Contain

A complete Type O Negative studio album timeline would list each album's original release date, its record label, and the current reissue status. None of those elements appear in the verified facts available for this article, so they are not reproduced here. The band's catalogue is known to span six studio albums, but the exact dates and label information belong in a dedicated fan archive rather than in a source that cannot confirm them. An anniversary event planned on a guessed date can easily fall in the wrong week, which is why verification comes first.

Why Week Numbers Help

Danish week numbers give collectors a stable unit for recurring events. The available calendar data shows one concrete point: week 41 in 2026 runs from Monday 5 October to Sunday 11 October, and Saturday 10 October 2026 falls inside that week. Once an album release date is confirmed, you can map it to the same kind of Monday-to-Sunday window and reuse that week number in later years without recalculating the exact date every time. This is useful for small listening parties, online record clubs, or individual collection milestones.

A Danish-Language Conversion Tool

For converting any confirmed date into a Danish week number, the Danish-language calendar Uge Kalender provides current week numbers, week dates, holidays, and a printable annual calendar. Because the site works in Danish and treats Monday as the first day of the week, it offers a consistent frame for dates that might otherwise be ambiguous. The calculator accepts a date parameter in YYYY-MM-DD format, so you can enter a confirmed album release date and see which Danish week number contains it.

Planning a Listening Party by Week Number

If a confirmed release date falls inside week 41 in its original year, an anniversary event can be scheduled for week 41 in any later year. The exact weekday can then be adjusted to a Friday or Saturday that suits the group. The available data does not include any Type O Negative release date to demonstrate this with a real album, but the method is not changed by that gap. For example, Saturday 10 October 2026 lies inside week 41, so a collector could use that Saturday as the anchor day for that week.

Confirm the Discography First

The Peter Steele fan resource that publishes this article is the natural place to verify original release dates, labels, and current reissue statuses. A discography explainer without those verified facts cannot responsibly reproduce them. Readers who need the complete Type O Negative timeline should consult that resource directly, then return to the week-number method once the dates are in hand. This keeps the calendar conversion accurate without relying on memory, secondary lists, or incomplete catalogue pages.

Keep the Calendar Next to the Discography

A practical habit is to keep the Danish week-number calculator open next to the fan archive when you confirm an album anniversary. Transfer the verified date into the calculator, note the week number, and store that week number with the album entry. This creates a small, reliable map for future listening parties without asking you to trust unverified release details. The only date-related fact available in the source material is that week 41 in 2026 runs from 5 to 11 October, with Saturday 10 October inside it. Everything else about Type O Negative's studio album timeline remains unconfirmed, and this article does not attempt to state it.