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2025 release. Circling From Above (their 18th studio album and third since 2017), is a masterclass in songwriting and showcases their timeless ability to fuse prog rock technicality with sing-along... more

2021 release. A new era of hope, survival, and prosperity comes calling on Styx's magnum opus, Crash of the Crown, the band's first studio album since 2017's The Mission. Though the 15-track album... more

Styx's first studio album of new songs in 14 years has everything fans would hope it would have. Recorded in analog but boasting stellar sonic fidelity, this is an inspiring return to the band's... more

These are the tracks that lifted Styx from Midwestern prog band to worldwide arena fillers. Their 1974 breakthrough "Lady" and hits "Come Sail Away," "Babe," "Too Much Time on My Hands," "Mr.... more

The first-ever compilation pulled from this Chicago progressive-bubblegum band's A&M catalog, featuring such album-Rock radio fixtures as Come Sail Away; Lorelei; Babe; Blue Collar Man (Long Nights);... more

This 1979 LP rocketed to #2 on the strength of the hits Why Me and Borrowed Time and especially Babe, the #1 smash ballad that became the band's biggest hit of all time. Warm keyboards and lush... more

Their all-time biggest hit: The 1981 #1 LP that stayed on the charts an incredible 61 weeks! This is the Styx classic with the smashes the Best of Times and Too Much Time on My Hands plus the hit... more

These Chicago rockers went big-time in '77 with this #6 smash. Their soaring songs were now arena-ready: The smash Come Sail Away ; the hit Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man), and more!

Guitarist Tommy Shaw joined Styx in time for this 1976, helping the band begin the rise that would soon take them to the top. The album was a hit and Mademoiselle went Top 40; it joins Put Me On;... more

Styx reached #6 with this 1978 LP, their perfect blend of prog power and pop. Includes the hits Blue Collar Man; Renegade, and Sing for a Day plus Queen of Spades ; the hypnotic Tommy Shaw-penned... more