The raw debut steeped in Delta blues and punk energy, cut cheaply in Detroit and laying out the duo's stripped-down formula.
Named after the Dutch art movement, a more focused set balancing acoustic blues with garage rock and dedicated to Blind Willie McTell.
The breakthrough record that drew wide attention, carrying "Fell in Love with a Girl" and "Hotel Yorba".
The commercial peak recorded on vintage analogue gear, opening with the ubiquitous riff of "Seven Nation Army" and winning a Grammy.
A sharp turn toward piano, marimba and acoustic textures rather than guitar, led by the single "My Doorbell".
The final studio album, a return to loud electric guitar and their heaviest sound, recorded in Nashville.