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Melvins vinyl records
VinylSonar tracks 50 vinyl releases by Melvins, spanning 1987–2025. The most recent is Thunderball (2025). 14 of them are live. Browse the full discography below — each release links to its cover art and details.
Melvins are an American rock band formed in 1983 in Montesano, Washington. Known for combining heavy, slow riffs with experimental and eclectic songwriting, the band has been credited as pioneers of sludge metal, and a key influence in the development of alternative metal and grunge. Since 1984, vocalist/guitarist Buzz Osborne and…
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Thunderball
2025
Savage Imperial Death March
2025
Tarantula Heart
2024
Twins of Evil
2024
Controlling Data for a Better Feeling Future
2023
The Devil You Knew, the Devil You Know
2023
Throbbing Jazz Gristle Funk Hits
2023
Bad Mood Rising
2022
Live Stream Obscene, Vol. 1-3
2021
Five Legged Dog
2021
Working With God
2021
Pinkus Abortion Technician
2018
A Walk with Love & Death
2017
Basses Loaded
2016
Three Men and a Baby
2016
Hung Bunny / Roman Dog Bird
2016
Across the USA in 51 Days - The Movie!
2015
Hold It In
2014
Live at Third Man Records
2013
Tres cabrones
2013
Everybody Loves Sausages
2013
Freak Puke
2012
Sugar Daddy Live
2011
Endless Residency
2011
The Bride Screamed Murder
2010
Pick Your Battles
2009
Nude With Boots
2008
Melvins vs. Minneapolis
2008
(A) Senile Animal
2006
Houdini Live 2005: A Live History of Gluttony and Lust
2006
Pigs of the Roman Empire
2004
The End
2004
Hostile Ambient Takeover
2002
Colossus of Destiny
2001
Electroretard
2001
The Crybaby
2000
The Bootlicker
1999
The Maggot
1999
Alive at the F*cker Club
1998
Honky
1997
Stag
1996
Stoner Witch
1994
Prick
1994
Houdini
1993
Salad of a Thousand Delights
1992
Lysol
1992
Bullhead
1991
Your Choice Live Series 012
1991
Ozma
1989
Gluey Porch Treatments
1987
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