The best Suicidal Tendencies albums

20 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.

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How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today

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    Suicidal Tendencies

    Suicidal Tendencies

    1983

    A ferocious blend of hardcore punk and thrash metal that captures youthful disillusionment with raw energy and biting lyrics.

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    Still Cyco Punk After All These Years

    Still Cyco Punk After All These Years

    2018

    High-octane riffs and frenetic rhythms blend hardcore punk with thrash metal, reflecting a spirit of rebellion and chaos.

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    13

    13

    2013

    Explosive riffs and frenetic rhythms capture a raw, unfiltered energy that echoes the band's hardcore punk roots.

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    Controlled by Hatred/Feel Like Shit...Déjà-Vu

    Controlled by Hatred/Feel Like Shit...Déjà-Vu

    1989

    Raucous guitars and frenetic rhythms collide with introspective lyrics, embodying the chaos of late '80s punk and metal fusion.

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    The World Gone Mad

    The World Gone Mad

    2016

    Aggressive riffs and raw vocals collide in an unapologetic fusion of hardcore punk and thrash metal.

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    Friends & Family – Epic Escape

    Friends & Family – Epic Escape

    1997

    Aggressive riffs collide with frenetic rhythms, embodying a raw energy that defines the punk and metal crossover landscape.

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    Still Cyco After All These Years

    Still Cyco After All These Years

    1993

    A relentless blend of punk energy and thrash intensity, capturing a chaotic yet poignant reflection on personal struggles and societal issues.

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    Lights...Camera...Revolution!

    Lights...Camera...Revolution!

    1990

    A high-octane fusion of hardcore punk and thrash metal, blending aggression with melodic hooks and sharp social commentary.

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    The Art of Rebellion

    The Art of Rebellion

    1992

    A relentless fusion of thrash metal and hardcore punk that channels raw aggression into thought-provoking lyrics.

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    Free Your Soul and Save My Mind

    Free Your Soul and Save My Mind

    2000

    Frenetic riffs collide with introspective lyrics, creating a chaotic yet reflective atmosphere that embodies punk's raw energy and emotional depth.

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    Six the Hard Way

    Six the Hard Way

    1998

    A frenetic blend of hardcore punk and thrash metal fueled by aggressive riffs and politically charged lyrics.

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    Get Your Fight On!

    Get Your Fight On!

    2018

    Frenzied riffs and relentless rhythms collide with anthemic choruses, creating a high-energy call to action.

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    No Mercy Fool!/The Suicidal Family

    No Mercy Fool!/The Suicidal Family

    2010

    Aggressive thrash and hardcore punk collide with raw intensity, fueled by a relentless drive for rebellion and self-expression.

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    Prime Cuts

    Prime Cuts

    1997

    Aggressive riffs and thrashing rhythms collide with socially charged lyrics, embodying the raw energy of 90s punk culture.

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    F.N.G.

    F.N.G.

    1992

    Frenetic riffs and aggressive rhythms collide with sardonic lyrics, embodying the chaotic spirit of early '90s punk metal.

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    Playlist: The Very Best of Suicidal Tendencies

    Playlist: The Very Best of Suicidal Tendencies

    2010

    A relentless fusion of thrash metal and hardcore punk that channels chaotic energy and raw intensity into socially charged anthems.

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    Suicidal for Life

    Suicidal for Life

    1994

    A chaotic blend of aggressive riffs and raw, unfiltered emotion encapsulates the band's signature crossover sound.

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    How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today

    How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today

    1990

    A relentless fusion of thrash metal and hardcore punk that channels raw angst through sharp riffs and aggressive vocals.

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    Join the Army

    Join the Army

    1987

    Aggressive riffs collide with frenetic rhythms, embodying the chaotic energy of crossover thrash and hardcore punk.

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    Freedumb

    Freedumb

    1999

    A frenzied blend of hardcore punk and thrash metal, marked by aggressive riffs and satirical lyrics.