The debut album, an industrial and alternative metal record with a raw, glam-tinged sound that set the band's style.
A concept album in a dense industrial metal style, harsher and more layered than the debut, and the band's commercial breakthrough.
A shift toward glam rock and cleaner, more melodic production, with clear echoes of 1970s art rock.
A return to a heavier industrial metal sound, conceived as the closing part of a trilogy with the two previous albums.
A glam and industrial record with cabaret and electronic touches inspired by Weimar-era Berlin.
A more intimate, guitar-driven record leaning toward gothic rock, quieter and more personal in tone.
A rawer, more aggressive album that returned to heavier industrial and hard rock textures.
A guitar-heavy record with a rougher, garage-tinged take on the band's industrial rock.
A stripped-down, blues-tinged album with a slower groove, widely regarded as a late-career high point.
A concise album mixing heavier industrial rock with more melodic, mid-tempo songs.
A melodic rock album with lush arrangements, co-produced with Shooter Jennings and lighter on industrial elements.
The most recent studio album, returning to a harder industrial rock sound and planned as the first of two chapters.