The self-titled debut, cut almost live off the floor - short, scrappy songs of blues-punk energy that lay out the duo's raw sound.
A rowdier second album that leans harder into garage rock, with McKeever's fuzzed-out riffs driving every track.
A step toward bigger hooks and cleaner production while keeping the sweaty, live-wire feel of the band's shows.
A tighter, more melodic record that widens the palette with slower, moodier moments alongside the usual barnburners.
A polished, radio-ready album that broadens the sound with hooks and a hint of soul without losing the duo's grit.
The most expansive record yet, adding keyboards and studio layers while holding on to the punchy garage-blues core.
A return to a leaner, harder-hitting attack, pairing the band's blues-rock roots with sharper songwriting.