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Best Black Label Society albums | studio albums ranked by chart performance

Black Label Society's studio albums ranked by US chart performance, with a where-to-start guide.

Last refreshed August 6, 2026

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Where to start

Black Label Society studio albums, ranked by US chart peak

AlbumYearUS Billboard 200 peakNote
Order of the Black2010No. 4Highest-charting album
Catacombs of the Black Vatican2014No. 5"My Dying Time"
Mafia2005No. 15Contains "In This River," their best-known song
Shot to Hell2006No. 21
Grimmest Hits2018No. 29"Room of Nightmares"
Engines of Demolition2026No. 31Newest album; "Ozzy's Song"
Hangover Music Vol. VI2004No. 40Mellower, acoustic-leaning
The Blessed Hellride2003No. 50
Doom Crew Inc.2021No. 142
Sonic Brew1999Did not chart (US)Debut album
Stronger Than Death2000Did not chart (US)
1919 Eternal2002Did not chart (US)

Which one to start with

If you want a different side of the band

Bottom line

Ordered by US chart performance, Order of the Black (No. 4) and Catacombs of the Black Vatican (No. 5) are Black Label Society's biggest albums, and Mafia holds their signature song. New listeners can start with Order of the Black; longtime fans often point to the debut Sonic Brew.

Related questions

What is Black Label Society's biggest album?

Order of the Black (2010), which peaked at No. 4 on the US Billboard 200 — their highest-charting album.

Where should I start with Black Label Society?

Order of the Black (2010) is the highest-charting starting point; Mafia (2005) has their best-known song, "In This River."

What is Black Label Society's most famous song?

"In This River," from the 2005 album Mafia.

What is the newest Black Label Society album?

Engines of Demolition, released March 27, 2026 (No. 31 on the Billboard 200).

Which Black Label Society albums reached the US Top 5?

Order of the Black (2010, No. 4) and Catacombs of the Black Vatican (2014, No. 5).

Ranked by verified US Billboard 200 chart peaks.