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The Styx discography from 1972 to 2021 represents a remarkable journey of progressive rock evolving into arena rock dominance, followed by a modern-day creative resurgence . The band's output is characterized by a blend of melodic hard rock, theatrical synthesizers, and intricate vocal harmonies . The Early "Wooden Nickel" Era (1972–1974)

Studio Albums (FLAC 16-bit / 44.1kHz or 24-bit / 96kHz)

  • 1972 – Styx (Wooden Nickel, WN-1010)
  • 1973 – Styx II (featuring the hit “Lady”)
  • 1973 – The Serpent Is Rising
  • 1974 – Man of Miracles
  • 1975 – Equinox (First album with Tommy Shaw)
  • 1976 – Crystal Ball
  • 1977 – The Grand Illusion (24-bit Japanese SHM-CD version included)
  • 1978 – Pieces of Eight
  • 1979 – Cornerstone
  • 1981 – Paradise Theatre (Framed in FLAC)
  • 1983 – Kilroy Was Here
  • 1990 – Edge of the Century
  • 1999 – Brave New World
  • 2003 – Cyclorama
  • 2005 – Big Bang Theory (Live studio album)
  • 2017 – The Mission (First album with Lawrence Gowan & the return to prog)
  • 2021 – Crash of the Crown (Includes “The Same Stardust” and “To the Moon”)

Styx formed in Chicago and began their recording career with the independent label Wooden Nickel Records.

Whether you are a longtime fan who saw the Paradise Theatre tour in 1981 or a young progger discovering The Mission for the first time, hunting down this specific FLAC set will reward you with 49 years of rock evolution, preserved as the studio gods intended.

(1977) – Multi-platinum success featuring "Come Sail Away". Pieces of Eight (1978) – Features "Renegade" and "Blue Collar Man". Cornerstone (1979) – Features their only #1 hit, "Babe". Paradise Theatre (1981) – Their only #1 album. Kilroy Was Here (1983) – A concept album featuring "Mr. Roboto". Later Years & Reformation (1990–2021) Edge of the Century Brave New World Big Bang Theory (2005) – A cover album. The Mission (2017) – A return to prog-rock roots. Crash of the Crown

Keep spinning, keep sailing.
🎛️ – Jamal the Mo (via the mod)