
The debut that took industrial music's grit into the mainstream, driven by "Head Like a Hole".

A landmark concept album of self-destruction, home to "Closer" and "Hurt".

An ambitious double album, dense and layered, that debuted at number one.


A dystopian concept album wrapped in an elaborate alternate-reality game.


A sleeker, groove-driven return after a five-year studio hiatus.

The closing chapter of a trilogy, short and abrasive with jazz-tinged sax.