The best Relient K albums
17 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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Mmhmm
2004
Showcases their signature sound with a blend of catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics, providing a cohesive listening experience for newcomers.
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Five Score and Seven Years Ago
2007
Bright pop-punk hooks give way to piano-led reflection and an expansive closing journey from death to redemption.
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Deck the Halls, Bruise Your Hand
2003
Familiar carols race through crunchy guitars and exuberant group vocals before giving way to quieter seasonal reflection.
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Forget and Not Slow Down
2009
Bright pop-punk hooks carry the weight of a breakup through restless rock songs and dreamlike interludes.
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Mmhmm Start here
2004
Bright pop-punk hooks race through piano-led pauses and bruised confessions with an undercurrent of Christian faith.
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The Vinyl Countdown
2003
Pop-punk exuberance meets affectionate ska parody on a brief tribute to a departing band.
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All Work & No Play
1998
Scrappy pop-punk guitars carry teenage jokes and earnest melodies with the unpolished energy of a band just starting out.
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7
The Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek
2001
Spring-loaded pop-punk guitars carry teenage jokes and earnest prayers at the same breathless pace.
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The Creepy EP
2001
Bright pop-punk hooks give way to looser acoustic performances that expose the songs beneath the rush.
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9
Two Lefts Don't Make a Right...but Three Do
2003
Crunchy pop-punk guitars propel quick-witted songs that give way to searching ballads and sudden bursts of absurdity.
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10
Let It Snow, Baby... Let It Reindeer
2007
Pop-punk energy and earnest acoustic warmth turn Christmas standards into a holiday gathering with room for both jokes and devotion.
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Employee of the Month EP
2002
Guitar-driven pop-punk turns teenage awkwardness and questions of faith into bright hooks with a restless edge.
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12
Is for Karaoke
2011
Relient K turn a cross-generational karaoke playlist into bright guitar-driven pop-rock with a playful ear for the originals’ hooks.
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13
Collapsible Lung
2013
Bright synths and polished pop hooks push Relient K’s guitar-driven sound toward the dance floor, with introspection waiting at the end.
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14
The Bird and the Bee Sides
2008
Pop-punk hooks give way to acoustic reflection and scrappy experiments across a collection that feels like a tour through the band’s back room.
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15
Relient K
2000
Scrappy pop-punk guitars propel quick jokes and earnest Christian devotion with the restless energy of a band just starting out.
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16
Air for Free
2016
Piano-led pop and buoyant rock give way to quieter stretches where bright melodies carry uneasy thoughts.
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Apathetic EP
2005
Stripped-back guitars soften Relient K’s pop-punk urgency while wintry imagery gives the EP a contemplative edge.