The debut album that introduced the band's dark, driving take on bluegrass and carried their breakout song "In Hell I'll Be in Good Company".

The second album, expanding the quartet's sound with sharper songwriting while keeping the cello-and-banjo core intact.

A more polished and varied record that widened the band's palette and brought them to bigger stages worldwide.

The fourth album, darker and more cinematic, with fuller arrangements and story-driven songs about crime, guilt and redemption.