Faith No More albums, ranked
7 records, ordered by our Elevation score — our rating out of 100, not chart position.
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Angel Dust
1992
Showcases the band's chaotic energy and melodic restraint, providing a cohesive experience of their signature sound and diversity in style.
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The Real Thing
1989
A genre-defying fusion of heavy metal, punk energy, and eclectic melodies that reshaped the alternative rock landscape.
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Angel Dust Start here
1992
A chaotic fusion of genres where heavy riffs meet unexpected melodies, reflecting the band's eclectic and experimental spirit.
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Sol Invictus
2015
A potent blend of heavy riffs and eclectic melodies, echoing the band's signature experimental sound with a modern edge.
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4
King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime
1995
A chaotic blend of genres, weaving between heavy riffs, jazz-inflected melodies, and sardonic lyrics that challenge norms.
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Album of the Year
1997
A genre-blurring blend of alternative metal and rock, marked by dynamic arrangements and introspective lyrics.
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Introduce Yourself
1987
A chaotic blend of punk energy, funk grooves, and metal aggression that defies easy categorization.
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We Care a Lot
1985
A raw fusion of punk energy and funk grooves, punctuated by sardonic lyrics and Mike Patton's dynamic vocal range.