The debut, produced by Bob Ezrin, a dense and conceptual space-rock record that introduced the band's widescreen sound.

The breakthrough second album with the singles "The Kill" and "From Yesterday", which turned the band into an arena act.

An epic, anthemic record built on crowd chants and choirs, carrying "Kings and Queens" and "This Is War".

A concept album split into four themed movements, produced with Steve Lillywhite and led by the single "Up in the Air".

A pop-leaning record about the modern United States, with the hits "Walk on Water" and "Dangerous Night".

A brighter, hopeful return recorded as a duo, led by "Stuck" and "Seasons".