Transnational Speedway League: Anthems, Anecdotes and Undeniable Truths
Released on EastWest, this record leans on aggressive, noisy riff-rock much closer to hardcore than the funk-driven groove Clutch later refined.
The groove-driven self-titled set brought the band wider exposure and holds live staples like 'Spacegrass' and 'Escape from the Prison Planet'.
Released on Columbia during the band's major-label run, it builds on melodic hard rock anchored by the anthemic title track.
A self-released, groove-based record where the band leaned into looser, bluesier jams away from major-label pressure.
On Atlantic, the surprise single 'Careful with That Mic' carried the band's funk-metal groove to a wider rock audience.
Often cited as a career high, it yielded 'The Mob Goes Wild', whose video was directed by Bam Margera.
Organist Mick Schauer joined for this one, pushing the sound toward blues-rock and Hammond-organ textures.
Produced by Joe Barresi with Schauer on keys, it is the band's most blues-steeped record, nodding to its Memphis-street title.
The first release on Clutch's own Weathermaker label, a lean return to riff-forward hard rock as a four-piece.
Produced by Machine, this faster, leaner record reached No. 15 and took Metal Hammer's Album of the Year.
Loosely inspired by Philip K. Dick, it topped Billboard's Hard Rock chart and reached No. 11 overall.
Recorded with Vance Powell at Nashville's Sputnik Sound, a rawer, live-feeling set that topped the Hard Rock chart.
Released in September 2022 on Weathermaker, a tight, hook-focused record and the band's most recent to date.