The debut Josh Homme cut after Kyuss folded, laying out the band's hypnotic, riff-driven desert rock over a steady mechanical pulse.
The major-label breakthrough with Nick Oliveri and guest Mark Lanegan, carrying "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" and "The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret".
A concept drive through desert radio stations, powered by Dave Grohl on drums and the hits "No One Knows" and "Go with the Flow".
The first album after Oliveri departed, darker and more fable-like, holding "Little Sister" and "In My Head".
A gritty, mechanical set edging toward industrial textures, spotlighting "3's & 7's" and "Make It Wit Chu".
The band's first US number-one album, brooding and personal after Homme's health scare, led by "My God Is the Sun".
Produced by Mark Ronson, a groovier, dance-tinged turn opening with "The Way You Used to Do".
A self-produced return to heavier, biting guitar work, with "Emotion Sickness" and "Carnavoyeur".