The debut - the fastest-selling debut album in British chart history at the time, all razor-sharp guitars and Sheffield nightlife tales like "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor".
A faster, heavier second album that sharpened the band's attack, opening with the frantic "Brianstorm" and closing on the tender "505".
A darker, desert-rock turn recorded partly with Josh Homme in California, trading the early sprint for heavier, more psychedelic textures.
A cleaner, more melodic record that leans on classic pop songcraft and Alex Turner's crooning, softening the grit of Humbug.
The band's biggest album, built on heavy, hip-hop-inflected grooves and falsetto hooks, carrying "Do I Wanna Know?" and "R U Mine?".
A piano-led concept album set in a lunar lounge resort, swapping guitars for lounge-pop and sci-fi satire.
A lush, cinematic record draped in strings and 1970s soul, extending the lounge turn into widescreen orchestral ballads.