This report outlines the extensive discography of Marilyn Manson , as documented across various music archives and blog platforms. As of April 2026, the band's catalog encompasses , along with several EPs, live recordings, and compilations. I. Studio Albums & Era Breakdown
For fans of deep cuts and rare performances, the is vast, spanning from 1989 to today. Marilyn Manson Discography Blogspot
Blogs often archive rare tracks like "Apple of Sodom" (from Lost Highway ) or "Long Hard Road Out of Hell." This report outlines the extensive discography of Marilyn
The German Expressionism era.
The raw, industrial-tinged introduction to the band’s aesthetic. Studio Albums & Era Breakdown For fans of
After a period of critical stagnation, Manson reinvented his sound by collaborating with film composer Tyler Bates. This partnership revitalized his discography, introducing a mature, blues-infused style. Key Musical Style Standout Tracks Return to gritty, lo-fi punk and industrial "No Reflection", "Hey, Cruel World..." The Pale Emperor Cinematic blues-rock, gothic swamp rock "Third Day of a Seven Day Binge", "Deep Six" Heaven Upside Down Aggressive trap-infused beats and classic metal "KILL4ME", "We Know Where You Fucking Live" We Are Chaos Acoustic-driven glam, post-punk, outlaw country "Don't Chase the Dead", "We Are Chaos" One Assassination Under God - Chapter 1 Industrial goth, raw emotional delivery "As Sick As The Secrets Within", "Sacrilegious"
The band's definitive live album, capturing the raw, theatrical power of the Mechanical Animals era on stage.