The gold-selling debut that broke the band worldwide, led by the hit single "Get It On" and a sound steeped in classic hard rock.
The harder-hitting second album, pushing a heavier riff attack on tracks like "Do You Like It".
The third record and the last from the original American line-up before Lenny Wolf rebuilt the group around himself.
A gritty relaunch with a new line-up, trading the polished debut sound for a rawer, early-nineties edge.
A melodic hard-rock set where Lenny Wolf handled much of the writing and playing himself.
A moodier, groove-driven album that leans into atmosphere as much as riffs.
A turn-of-the-millennium record that keeps the melodic hard-rock core while smoothing out the edges.
A self-reliant album made largely on Lenny Wolf's own terms, its title matching its do-it-yourself spirit.
A steady, mid-tempo collection that stays true to the band's melodic hard-rock signature.
A reflective album pairing heavier passages with slower, introspective songwriting.
A late-period album that magnifies the band's melodic and atmospheric side.
A mix of fresh songs and reworked early material, revisiting the band's roots with a modern touch.
The band's final studio album, closing the story on a heavier, contemporary note.