  Smashing Pumpkins was formed in
Chicago in 1989 as a three man, one woman
group: Billy Corgan (singer/guitarist), James
Iha (guitar), D'arcy Wretzky-Brown (bass),
and Jimmy Chamberlain (drums). Over the
course of 6 six years, they have become one
of the leading alternative bands in the US
and world-wide. Billy Corgan left Chicago for
Florida when he was 19 to work with his band
at that time, the Marked.
After the band got nowhere in
Florida, Corgan returned to Chicago where he
met James Iha and began collaborating. When
D'arcy Wretzky joined Corgan and Iha (after
meeting at a Dan Reed Network
concert), they began calling themselves the
Smashing Pumpkins. As the band began to get
noticed in the Chicago area and opening for Jane's
Addiction, they permanently hired Jimmy
Chamberlain as their drummer.
More local success was found
with the release of their single "I Am
One" and subsequent release of Tristessa.
 The Smashing Pumpkins were
signed with Virgin Records, and their LP Gish was released (and
re-issued in 1994). Gish sold over
400,000 copies but success was tempered with
the release of Nirvana's Nevermind, which claimed the
title of "hot alternative release."
However, Spin magazine called Gish, "...the debut
album of the year" in 1991.
Also released was the EP, Lull which contained 4
songs recorded in 1989. The band also toured
with the Red
Hot Chili Peppers during the year.
The band could be heard on the
soundtrack to the film Singles ("Drown").
 After a few years of depression
(Corgan), relationship breakups (Iha and
D'arcy), drugs (Chamberlain), the Smashing
Pumpkins released Siamese
Dream. The LP was a major hit with
critics and music fans with such tracks as
"Cherub Rock," "Disarm," and
"Today" being played on modern rock
stations and video channels.
 The Smashing Pumpkins could be
heard on the No
Alternative compilation on the
track "Glynis."
 # 114
Singles Artist of the Year
Smashing
Pumpkins was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Hard Rock Performance ("Cherub
Rock") and Best Alternative Music
Performance (Siamese
Dream).
The Smashing Pumpkins hit the
Top 40 with "Disarm."
 The Smashing Pumpkins were
headliners with the Lollapalooza tour and
released a collection of b-sides and rarities
with Pisces
Iscariot , which contained the Fleetwood
Mac cover of "Landslide."
The video for "Disarm" was nominated
for 2 MTV Video Music
Awards for Best Alternative Video and Best Editing.
 # 74
Singles Artist of the Year
 The Smashing Pumpkins released
their biggest selling LP - the 2 disc, Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness. Tracks such as "Bullet With Butterfly
Wings,"
"Zero" and "33" kept them
in heavy rotation on rock and alternative
radio, while "1979" and "Tonight, Tonight" also became pop
hits.
Smashing Pumpkins hit the Top 40
with "Bullet With Butterfly
Wings."
Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness topped the Billboard
Pop Albums chart for a week.
 The Smashing Pumpkins hit the
Top 40 with "1979."
 # 18
Singles Artist of the Year
The Smashing Pumpkins had a big
year in 1996 and a bad year. On the good
side, Billy Corgan inducted Pink
Floyd into the Rock & Roll Hall
of Fame and the band "appeared" on
the animated series, The Simpsons. Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness kept the
Smashing Pumpkins high on the charts and sold
over 8 million copies in the U.S.
The Smashing Pumpkins topped the
Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 2
weeks and the Modern Rock Tracks chart with
"1979."
The band hit the Top
10
with "1979."
A mosh pit accident at one of
their concerts in Dublin left one person dead
and 7 injured. The band has been very vocal
about their opposition to moshing (before and
after the accident), and Billy Corgan once
told a concert crowd: " I just want to
say one thing to you, you young, college
lughead-types. I've been watchin' people like
you sluggin' around other people for seven
years. And you know what? It's the same s---.
I wish you'd understand that in an
environment like this, and in a setting like
this, it's fairly inappropriate and unfair to
the rest of the people around you. I, and we,
publicly take a stand against moshing!"
The Smashing Pumpkins hit the
Top 40 with "Tonight, Tonight."
The band continued touring into
the summer when the hard times began.
Chamberlain was fired from the band after
being arrested for heroin possession (a
temporary keyboardist, Jonathan Melvoin,
Chamberlain was allegedly using heroin with
had died of an overdose). A press release
issued by the band stated, "It is with
great sadness that this morning, Jonathan
Melvoin, who has been touring with our band
as a keyboardist and percussionist for the
past 6 months, passed away from an apparent
drug overdose. Our thoughts and heartfelt
condolences go to his wife and family."
Chamberlain was replaced on the
tour with Matt Walker (of Filter).
Videos by the Smashing Pumpkins
won 7 MTV Video Music
Awards including Video of the Year, Breakthrough Video: Best Direction (Jonathan Dayton &
Valerie Faris), Best Special Effects (Chris Staves), Best Art Direction (K.K. Barrett &
Wayne White), and Best Cinematography (Decklan Quinn) for
"Tonight, Tonight," and Best Alternative Video for "1979" - "Tonight, Tonight" was also
nominated for Best Editing and Viewer's Choice.
 The band released a 5 CD boxed
set of b-sides, cover tunes, and unreleased
material, The
Aeroplane Flies High.
Corgan also contributed music
for the film Ransom.
 # 61
Singles Artist of the Year
The Smashing Pumpkins won an American Music
Award for Favorite Alternative Artist
and were nominated for Favorite Heavy
Metal/Hard Rock Artist.
The Smashing Pumpkins were named
Best Band by Rolling Stone critics
and readers.
The band hit the Top 40 with
"Thirty Three."
The Smashing Pumpkins won their
first Grammy
Award for Best Hard Rock Performance ("Bullet With Butterfly
Wings")
and had 6 other nominations including Album
of the Year and Best Alternative Music
Performance (Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness), Record of the Year
and Best Rock Vocal
Performance by a Duo or Group ("1979"), Best Pop Instrumental
Performance ("Mellon Collie And The
Infinite Sadness"), and Best Music
Video, Short Form ("Tonight, Tonight").
The band could be heard on the
soundtrack for Lost Highway with
"Eye."
The Smashing Pumpkins could also
be heard on the Batman
And Robin soundtrack with 2 tracks,
including "The End Is The
Beginning Is The End."
The Smashing Pumpkins hit the
Top 40 with "The End Is The
Beginning Is The End."
The video for
"The End Is The
Beginning Is The End" was nominated for 4 MTV Video Music
Awards including Best Direction, Best Special Effects, Best Editing, and Best Cinematography.
 The Smashing Pumpkins decided to
settle with the family of Jonathan Melvoin.
The lawsuit claimed that the other band
members failed to make certain Melvoin stayed
off drugs and therefore contributed to his
death. Chamberlain also pleaded guilty to a
reduced charge of disorderly conduct which
allowed him to avoid jail time if he
completed a drug rehabilitation program.
D'arcy described the incident as "...was
like a slap in the face. A big reality check.
We had this incredible realization that we
shouldn't be taking things for granted."
She further stated that Chamberlain's drug
use "...went on in secret behind our
backs. We had already fired Jonathan. He came
back crying, and begged for a second chance
to prove himself. As far as we knew, he was
clean. We liked him a lot, he was a very
sweet guy, and we hired him back...We were
very angry. We deserved a chance to try and
felt we shouldn't be punished for his
stupidity."
The band's new drummer Matt
Walker decided to leave the band to pursue
his own band. Walker, formerly of Filter,
wanted to concentrate on his new rock band, Cupcakes.
In a formal statement, the band said
"Matt is a tremendous talent and we wish
him all the best and much success with his
band. We are grateful that he has helped us
so much."
 # 89
Singles Artist of the Year
 The Smashing Pumpkins won
another Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance ("The End Is The
Beginning Is The End").
James Iha released a solo LP, Let
It Come Down and told MTV: "People are
just surprised to hear this side of me. I
guess if you follow the things I've written
on Pumpkins' records, it's not really all
that different. It's just that, I guess
people have this image of me with the glammy
make-up and big hair and they just expect,
like, heavy metal or something."
The band's record company,
Virgin Records, filed a lawsuit against the
band for "alleged breach of contract and
non-delivery of albums" (according to Billboard
magazine). The lawsuit claims the band has
only produced 3 of 7 promised albums, and
have reportedly not agreed to provide any
future releases through the Virgin Record
company. The conflict was reportedly resolved
2 weeks later with the Pumpkins agreeing to
provide the record company with a few more
LPs and in return received an increase rate
on royalties.
The Smashing Pumpkins were
denied plans to stage a free 10th anniversary
concert in their hometown Chicago this July
due to crowd concerns. A spokesperson said
"there was just not enough room to
accommodate the size crowd they would
attract." Corgan said the cancellation
was "...one of the biggest heartbreaks
I've ever had in my life." Some of the
profits from the Pumpkin's summer tour will
be going to charities. Corgan stated,
"There's a common feeling that the world
is falling apart, and we're one of the bands
of our generation accused of playing into
that nihilism... I'm sick of being accused of
feeding into that... as a band we've achieved
our wildest dreams. What's important now is
putting our values ahead of our
pockets."
 The Smashing Pumpkins released Adore. The band used several
drummers including Matt Cameron of Soundgarden and Joey Waronker,
from Beck's camp. Corgan said
this about Adore's sound on MTV:
"I think people are going to be
surprised by the kind of reversal in a lot of
ways, but the people that say it's acoustic
will be wrong. The people that say it's
electronic will be wrong. The people that say
it's a Pumpkin's record will be wrong."
The band hit the Top 40 with
"Ava Adore."
The Smashing Pumpkins gave a
free outdoor concert in New York City on
Thursday heard on the Internet and 1 song on The
Late Show With David Letterman. About 2
to 3,000 fans showed up for the performance
of 6 songs including their latest single
"Perfect." The following
night appeared in Boston for a charity
concert to raise money for AIDS. The event,
held at the Orpheum Theater, raised over
$100,000 for the Boston Medical Center's
Children's AIDS Program. At the end of the
band's 17-date charity tour it was announced
that over $2.8 million was raised for local
organizations.
The band it the Top 40 with
"Perfect."
The nominations for the European
Music Awards (aka MTV Europe Music Awards)
included the Smashing Pumpkins for Best Rock
Video.
The Smashing Pumpkins were
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music
Performance (Adore). Corgan was nominated
for Best Rock Song (for Hole's "Celebrity
Skin").
The Smashing Pumpkins launched a
mini-tour in club settings and made it
official and announced on their official
website the return of
drummer Jimmy Chamberlain to the group.
 Billy Corgan scored part of the
soundtrack for the film, Stigmata which also included
tracks by David
Bowie and Björk.
Rumors were swirling around that
the Smashing Pumpkins were working on their
next LP as a "power trio" and
bassist D'arcy Wretzky wasn't involved. Soon
after, the band announced that bassist D'arcy
Wretzky officially has left the group for
unknown reasons.
It was officially announced that
Melissa Auf Der Maur had left Hole and
would be temporarily joining the Smashing
Pumpkins for their tour next year.
MTV: 100
Greatest Videos Ever Made includes
"1979" at # 69.
 # 159
Singles Artist of the Year
The Smashing Pumpkins' manager
of 3 months, Sharon Osbourne, resigned with
many public negative comments about Corgan:
"...I must resign today due to medical
reasons... Billy Corgan was making me
sick!" In January, the band had to
cancel a performance in Belgium because of
throat problems for Corgan.
 The Smashing Pumpkins released MACHINA
/ the machines of God with the first video
for the LP "The Everlasting Gaze."
The same month, recent departing member,
D'arcy Wretzky, was in court facing charges
of purchasing crack cocaine in Chicago in
January and was order to attend a drug
education program.
Auf Der Maur talked about
joining the band: "I'm very good at
adapting to very complicated personal
situations. It's part of my personality in
many ways... The Pumpkins opportunity seemed
like a perfect musical thing. More than
anything it's where my bass told me to go. I
needed to play this rock music." Corgan
said of MACHINA
/ the machines of God: "(it) won't suit
everyone's taste. As I like to say, if
everybody likes what you're doing, you're
doing something wrong."
MACHINA
/ the machines of God was certified gold.
Corgan also talked about rumors that the band
may split: "I've never said to anyone
that the band's ending. It's been so
oft-quoted in stories that it's become fact.
Maybe we'll break up just to prove everyone
is right."
Word came that the band was
breaking up - the group will break up after a
string of concert appearances around the
world. Corgan told a radio station that
another LP of unreleased material as well as
live recordings could be released in the
future. He stated: "We thought about
telling people right when (MACHINA
/ the machines of God) was going to come
out, but then we thought it would be all
about that and not about the music. But now
that the album is out, it's fine. We wanted
to make one more album to leave things on a
positive note... It is a weight lifted off my
shoulders. I feel like I've been walking
around with this weird secret. I think deep
down our fans knew that this was the end. If
you really listen to the album, it's in the
album. We brought this thing to what we felt
was a really strong conclusion and it freed
us to enjoy it."
The band won a VH1/Vogue Fashion
Award for Visionary Video ("Stand Inside
Your Love").
The Smashing Pumpkins came in at
# 49 on VH1: 100
Greatest Artists of Hard Rock.
The band performed their final 2
concerts in Chicago on November 29th and
December 2nd where Corgan started the show
with the statement - "Welcome to the
last gasp of the Smashing Pumpkins."
Corgan said of the band's end:
"...More than anything the band's
inability to maintain a consistent lineup of
four people is the number one factor why
we're breaking up....The moment we stopped
fighting is the moment that the band began to
end. The moment we stopped fighting for
something better..." Corgan later said
of the break up: "James Iha broke up the
Smashing Pumpkins... Did it help that D'Arcy
was fired for being a mean-spirited drug
addict? No."
Melissa Auf Der Maur won a
Gibson Guitar Award for Best Bassist Female.
VH1: 100
Greatest Videos includes:
# 29
- "Tonight, Tonight."
It was announced that
Corgan would be teaming up with New
Order as
their touring guitarist for some summer
performances.
Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness was certified 9x
platinum.
 The Smashing Pumpkins will
release a hits collection, Greatest
Hits, and DVDs. A limited edition
2-CD Greatest
Hits includes not only the
band's greatest hits, but a collection of
b-sides and rare tracks. The DVDs will
include the band's videos and their farewell
concert.
Greatest
Hits was certified gold.
Smashing
Pumpkins recorded a remake of "Never Let
Me Down Again" for the film Not
Another Teen Movie.
 The Smashing Pumkins released
the DVD, Vieuphoria along with an
accompanying CD called Earphoria.
Corgan's new band, Zwan
released Mary
Star Of The Sea.
Corgan announced his latest band
Zwan had broken up saying
"I really enjoyed my experience with Zwan,
but at the end of the day, without that sense
of deeper family loyalty, it just becomes
like anything else." Corgan is expected
to try a solo career now.
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 360:
Siamese
Dream, # 487: Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness.
Corgan opened up about the break
up of the Smashing Pumpkins: "The truth
of the matter is that James Iha broke up the
Smashing Pumpkins. Not me, not Jimmy
(Chamberlin), but James. Did it help that
D'arcy (Wretzky) was fired for being a
mean-spirited drug addict, who refused to get
help? No, that didn't help keep the band
together, not at all."
Corgan released a book of poetry
- Blinking
With Fists.
# 241 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
 Corgan released The
Future Embrace.
Corgan announced via an ad in
the Chicago Tribune that he'd like
to reform Smashing Pumpkins: "For a year
now, I have walked around with a secret, a
secret I chose to keep. But now I want you to
be among the first to know that I have made
plans to renew and revive the Smashing
Pumpkins. I want my band back, and my songs,
and my dreams."
 Smashing Pumpkins could be heard
on the soundtrack for Transformers:
The Movie with the track "Doomsday
Clock" (available for download at iTunes and Amazon-mp3).
On July 7th, the Smashing
Pumpkins performed at the Live
Earth
concert in the US. The 7-continent concert
organized by Al Gore brought together over
100 artists to perform and raise the world's
awareness about the climate crisis and how to
make a difference to help the environment and
the world.
 The 'reunited' Smashing Pumpkins
(Corgan and Chamberlin) released their next
LP Zeitgeist.
The Smashing Pumpkins topped the
Canadian LP charts with Zeitgeist.
The Smashing Pumpkins topped the
Billboard Top Internet Abums chart, Top Rock
Albums chart, and Top Digital Albums chart
with Zeitgeist.
 Zeitgeist was certified gold.
The Smashing Pumpkins released
the EP American
Gothic.
Entertainment Weekly:
100 Best Albums of the Last 25 Years included Siamese
Dream at # 91.
 Smashing Pumpkins released the
DVD Smashing
Pumpkins - If All Goes Wrong.
The box set Teargarden
By Kaleidyscope 1: Songs For A Sailor was released.
 Another box set Teargarden
By Kaleidyscope Vol. II "The Solstice
Bare" was released.
Smashing Pumpkins released Oceania.
 The box set Aeroplane
Flies High was released.
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Lull (EP)
Released: 1991
Tracks:
"Rhinoceros" - "Blue"
- "Slunk" - "Bye
June" |
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Gish
Released: October, 1991
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 195
Tracks: "I Am
One" - "Siva" -
"Rhinoceros" - "Bury
Me" - "Crush" -
"Suffer" - "Snail" -
"Tristessa" - "Window
Paine" - "Daydream" |
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Siamese Dream
Released: July, 1993
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 10
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "Cherub
Rock" - "Quiet" -
"Today" - "Hummer" -
"Rocket" - "Disarm" -
"Soma" - Geek U.S.A." -
"Mayonaise" -
"Spaceboy" -
"Silverf***" - "Sweet
Sweet" - "Luna" |
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Pisces Iscariot
Released: September, 1994
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks:
"Soothe" - "Frail And
Bedazzled" - "Plume" -
"Whir" - "Blew Away"
- "Pissant" - "Hello Kitty
Kat" - "Obscured" -
"Landslide" -
"Starla" - "Blue" -
"Girl Named Sandoz" - "La
Dolly Vita" - "Spaced" |
Amazon.mp3 |
Mellon Collie And The
Infinite Sadness
Released: October, 1995
US: 9x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Tracks: "Mellon
Collie And The Infinite Sadness" -
"Tonight, Tonight" -
"Jellybelly" - "Zero"
- "Here Is No Why" - "Bullet With
Butterfly Wings" - "To
Forgive" - "An Ode To No
One" - "Love" -
"Cupid de Locke" -
"Galapogos" -
"Muzzle" - "Porcelina Of
The Vast Oceans" - "Take Me
Down" - "Where Boys Fear To
Tread" - "Bodies" - "Thirty Three" - "In
The ARms Of Sleep" - "1979" -
"Tales Of A Scorched Earth" -
"Thru The Eyes Of Ruby" -
"Strumbeline" - "XYU"
- "We Only Come Out At Night" -
"Beautiful" - "Lily (My
One And Only)" - "By
Starlight" - "Farewell And
Goodnight" |
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The Aeroplane Flies High
Released: November, 1996
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 42
Tracks: "Bullet With
Butterfly Wings" - "...Said
Sadly" - "You're All I've Got
Tonight" - "Clones (We're
All)" - "A Night Like
This" - "Destination
(Unknown)" - "Dreaming" -
"1979" -
"Ugly" - "The Boy" -
"Cherry" - "Believe"
- "Set The Ray To Jerry" -
"Zero" - "God" -
"Mouths Of Babes" -
"Tribute To Johnny" -
"Maquis In Spades" -
"Pennies" - "Pastichio
Medley" - "Tonight, Tonight" -
"Meladori Magpie" -
"Rotten Apples" -
"Jupiter's Lament" -
"Medallia Of The Gray Skies" -
"Blank" - "Tonite
Reprise" - "Thirty Three" - "The
Last Song" - "The Aeroplane
Flies High (Turns Left, Looks
Right)" - "Transformer" -
"The Bells" - "My Blue
Heaven" |
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Adore
Released: June, 1998
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "To
Sheila" - "Ava Adore" - "Perfect" -
"Daphne Descends" - "Once
Upon A Time" - "Tear" -
"Crestfallen" - "Apples +
Oranges" - "Pug" -
"Tale Of Dusty And Pistol Pete"
- "Annie-Dog" -
"Shame" - "Behold! The
Night Mare" - "For Martha"
- "Blank Page" - "17" |
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MACHINA / the machines
of God
Released: February, 2000
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Everlasting
Gaze" - "Raindrops +
Sunshowers" - "Stand Inside
Your Love" - "I Of The
Mourning" - "The Sacred And
Profane" - "Try, Try, Try"
- "Heavy Metal Machine" -
"This Time" - "The
Imploding Voice" - "Glass And
The Ghost Children" -
"Wound" - "The Crying Tree
Of Mercury" - "With Every
Light" - "Blue Skies Bring
Tears" - "Age Of
Innocence" |
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Greatest Hits
Released: November, 2001
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 31
Tracks: "Silva"
- "Rhinoceros" -
"Drown" - "Cherub
Rock" - "Today" - "Disarm" -
"Landslide" - "Bullet With
Butterfly Wings" - "1979" -
"Zero" - "Tonight, Tonight" -
"Eye" - "Ava Adore" - "Perfect" -
"Everlasting Gaze" -
"Stand Inside Your Love" -
"Real Love" |
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Earphoria
Released: November, 2002
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Sinfony" - "Quiet"
(live) - "Disarm" (live) -
"Cherub Rock" (live) -
"Today" (live) - "Bugg
Superstar" - "I Am One"
(live) - "Pulseczer" -
"Soma" (live) -
"Slunk" (live) - "French
Movie Theme" - "Geek
U.S.A." (live) -
"Mayonaise" (live) -
"Silver" (live) - "Why Am
I So Tired" |
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Zeitgeist
Released: July, 2007
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks: "Doomsday
Clock" - "7 Shades Of
Black" - "Bleeding The
Orchid" - "That's The Way (My
Love Is)" - "Tarantula" -
"Starz" - "United
States" - "Neverlost" -
"Bring The Light" - "(Come
On) Let's Go" - "For God And
Country" - "Pomp And
Circumstances" |
|
American Gothic (EP)
(import)
Released: February, 2008
Tracks: "Rose
March" - "Again, Again, Again
(The Crux)" - "Pox" -
"Sunkissed" |
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Teargarden By
Kaleidyscope 1: Songs For A Sailor (box set)
Released: May, 2010 |
 |
Teargarden By
Kaleidyscope Vol. II "The Solstice
Bare" (box set)
Released: November, 2010 |
Amazon.mp3 |
Oceania
Released: June, 2012
Tracks:
"Quasar" -
"Panopticon" - "The
Celestials" - "Violet
Rays" - "My Love Is
Winter" - "One Diamond, One
Heart" - "Pinwheels" -
"Oceania" - "Pale
Horse" - "The Chimera" -
"Glissandra" -
"Inkless" -
"Wildflower" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Monuments To An Elegy
Released: December 9, 2014
Tracks:
"Tiberius" - "Being
Beige" - "Anaise!" -
"One And All" -
"Run2me" - "Drum +
Fife" - |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Shiny And Oh So Bright,
Vol. 1 / No Past. No Future. No Sun.
Released: November 16, 2018
Billboard
peak:
# 54
Tracks: "Knights Of
Malta" - "Silvery Sometimes
(Ghosts)" - "Travels" -
"Solara" -
"Alienation" - "Marchin'
On" - "With Sympathy" -
"Seek And You Shall Destroy" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
CYR
Released: November 27, 2020
Tracks: "The Colour
Of Love" - "Confessions Of A
Dopamine Addict" - "Cyr" -
"Dulcet In E" -
"Wrath" - "Ramona" -
"Anno Satana" - "Birch
Grove" - "Wyttch" -
"Starrcraft" - "Purple
Blood" - "Save Your Tears"
- "Telegenix" - "Black
Forest, Black Hills" -
"Addrennalynne" -
"Haunted" - "The Hidden
Sun" - "Schaudenfreud" -
"Tyger, Tyger" -
"Minerva" |
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ATUM
Released: May 5, 2023
Tracks:
"Springtimes" -
"Cenotaph" -
"Intergalactic" - "To The
Grays" - "That Which Animates
The Spirit" - "Sojourner"
- "Beyond The Vale" -
"Hooligan" -
"Neophyte" -
"Spellbinding" - "Of
Wings" - "In Lieu Of
Failure" - "Where Rain Must
Fall" - "Fireflies" -
"The Good In Goodbye" -
"The Culling" -
"Hooray!" - "Space
Age" - "Beguiled" -
"Every Morning" -
"Atum" - "Moss" -
"Avalanche" -
"Embracer" - "Night
Waves" - "The Gold Mask" -
"With Ado I Do" -
"Butterfly Suite" -
"Empires" - "Pacer" -
"Harmageddon" - "Steps In
Times" - "X Ray" |
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Aghori Mhori Mei
Released: August 2, 2024
Tracks: "Edin"
- "Pentagram" -
"Sighonmi" -
"Pentecost" - "War Dreams
Of Itself" - "Who Goes
There" - "999" -
"Goeth Thev Fall" -
"Sicarus" - "Murnau" |
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position links lead you to the song's Top
40 chart run (from the ARC Weekly Top
40)
and LP links take you to Amazon.com for that LP (often
including track listings and sound
samples). |
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