Muse Discography: All 10 Studio Albums in Order

Release date, label, UK and US peaks and UK certification (Wikipedia, Muse discography):

• Showbiz — 7 September 1999, Taste, UK No. 29; BPI Platinum
• Origin of Symmetry — 18 June 2001, Taste, UK No. 3, US No. 161; BPI 2× Platinum
• Absolution — 22 September 2003, Taste, UK No. 1, US No. 107; BPI 3× Platinum
• Black Holes and Revelations — 3 July 2006, Warner Bros. / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 9; BPI 4× Platinum
• The Resistance — 14 September 2009, Warner Bros. / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 3; BPI 2× Platinum
• The 2nd Law — 28 September 2012, Warner Bros. / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 2; BPI Platinum
• Drones — 5 June 2015, Warner Bros. / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 1; BPI Gold
• Simulation Theory — 9 November 2018, Warner Bros. / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 12; BPI Gold
• Will of the People — 26 August 2022, Warner / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 15; BPI Gold
• The Wow! Signal — 26 June 2026, Warner / Helium-3, UK No. 1, US No. 41

The band is Matt Bellamy (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Chris Wolstenholme (bass) and Dominic Howard (drums), and it has been the same trio since 1994 (Wikipedia, Muse).

Three albums cover the range, each for a documented reason:

• Origin of Symmetry (2001) for the early sound. It is the album critics rate most. Kerrang! placed it ninth of 2001 and 20th among British rock albums, and Q listed it among the 50 best albums of 2001 (Wikipedia, Origin of Symmetry).
• Black Holes and Revelations (2006) for the hits. It is their highest-certified album in the UK at 4× Platinum, and it has Supermassive Black Hole, their biggest UK single at No. 4, and Starlight (UK No. 13).
• The Resistance (2009) for the stadium era. It won the Grammy for Best Rock Album and includes Uprising (UK No. 9).

After those, Drones (2015) is the one that reached No. 1 in the US and won the band's second Grammy. The newest album, The Wow! Signal (June 2026), gave the band its eighth UK No. 1 in a row.

Origin of Symmetry exists in two forms. The original came out on 18 June 2001 through Taste Media, with regional partners such as Mushroom in the UK and Motor Music in Germany. It was not released in the US until 2005, because Muse left Maverick Records after the label asked Bellamy to re-record his vocals with less falsetto (Wikipedia).

On 18 June 2021 the band issued the XX Anniversary RemiXX, remixed and remastered by Rich Costey, with new artwork by Sujin Kim (Wikipedia). A copy with the Sujin Kim artwork is the 2021 remix, not a 2001 original, whatever the listing says. The label also helps date any Muse record: the first three albums are on Taste, and everything from Black Holes and Revelations onward is on Warner with Helium-3.

Beyond the studio albums there are two live albums, HAARP (17 March 2008) and Live at Rome Olympic Stadium (2 December 2013), and one compilation, Hullabaloo Soundtrack (1 July 2002) (Wikipedia).