The 1992 debut that introduced the band's guitar-less 'low rock', built on two-string slide bass, baritone saxophone and drums.

The breakthrough second album, sharpening the songwriting on tracks like 'Buena' and 'Thursday' and widening the band's audience.

A denser, more varied third album that pushed the low-rock formula toward richer textures and darker moods.

The fourth album, adding studio polish and new textures while keeping the trio's signature sound intact.

Recorded before Mark Sandman's death and released posthumously in 2000, a moody, string-tinged farewell and the band's final studio album.