Black Label Society's studio albums, from Sonic Brew to Engines of Demolition.
Last refreshed August 6, 2026
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Black Label Society studio albums, in order of release.
Black Label Society's studio discography spans more than two decades, opening with Sonic Brew in 1999 and running through Engines of Demolition in 2026. The early run — Sonic Brew, Stronger Than Death, and 1919 Eternal — established the band's heavy, riff-first sound, while later albums like Order of the Black, Grimmest Hits, and Doom Crew Inc. kept the band a headlining touring act.
Beyond the studio albums, the band's wider catalog includes live records, acoustic reworkings (the Song Remains Not the Same and Unblackened projects), and compilations. The list above covers the core studio albums; the newest, Engines of Demolition, arrived March 27, 2026.
What was Black Label Society's first album?
Sonic Brew, released in 1999.
What is Black Label Society's newest album?
Engines of Demolition, released March 27, 2026.
How many studio albums does Black Label Society have?
Twelve studio albums from 1999 to 2026, plus live albums, acoustic projects, and compilations.
What is Black Label Society's highest-charting album?
Order of the Black (2010), which reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200.
Does Black Label Society have live or acoustic albums?
Yes — beyond the studio albums, the catalog includes live records and acoustic reworkings such as The Song Remains Not the Same and the Unblackened project.
Built from the published discography and verified music-press sources.