The List of Hinder Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Hinder have?

Hinder has released seven studio albums, two extended plays, 33 singles, one promotional single, and nineteen music videos.

The List of  Hinder Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Hinder Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Extreme Behavior — September 27, 2005
2. Take It to the Limit — November 4, 2008
3. All American Nightmare — December 7, 2010
4. Welcome to the Freakshow — December 4, 2012
5. When the Smoke Clears — May 12, 2015
6. The Reign — August 11, 2017
7. Back to Life — May 23, 2025

All Hinder Albums List in Order

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1. Extreme Behavior (2005)

Tracks:

1. Get Stoned
2. How Long
3. By the Way
4. Nothin’ Good About Goodbye
5. Bliss (I Don’t Wanna Know)
6. Better Than Me
7. Room 21
8. Lips of an Angel
9. Homecoming Queen
10. Shoulda

Extreme Behavior, the 2005 debut studio album by American rock band Hinder, marked a commercial breakthrough despite mixed to negative reviews. Released by Universal Records, the album soared in popularity thanks to its hit single “Lips of an Angel,” which topped the pop charts in 2006. Other notable tracks include “Get Stoned,” “How Long,” and “Better Than Me.” Co-written with producer Brian Howes, the album achieved 3× Platinum certification by the RIAA in 2008, selling over 2.7 million copies in the U.S. alone. Despite critical panning, Extreme Behavior dominated rock charts and cemented Hinder’s place in 2000s post-grunge.

2. Take It to the Limit (2008)

Tracks:

1. Use Me
2. Loaded and Alone
3. Last Kiss Goodbye
4. Up All Night
5. Without You
6. Take It to the Limit
7. The Best Is Yet to Come
8. Heaven Sent
9. Thing for You
10. Lost in the Sun
11. Far from Home

Hinder’s second studio album, Take It to the Limit, released on November 4, 2008, showcases the band’s shift toward glam metal while preserving their hard rock edge. Produced by Brian Howes and mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, the album features a heavier sound than its predecessor, Extreme Behavior. Its lead single, “Use Me,” gained early attention ahead of the album’s Billboard 200 debut at number four. Though receiving mixed critical reviews, the album earned Gold certification from the RIAA and includes collaborations like Mick Mars of Mötley Crüe. Bonus tracks and various editions added fan value, solidifying Hinder’s place in late-2000s rock.

3. All American Nightmare (2010)

Tracks:

1. 2 Sides of Me
2. All American Nightmare
3. What Ya Gonna Do
4. Hey Ho
5. The Life
6. Waking Up the Devil
7. Red Tail Lights
8. Striptease
9. Everybody’s Wrong
10. Put That Record On

All American Nightmare is the third studio album by American rock band Hinder, released on December 7, 2010, through Universal Republic Records. Marking a significant sonic shift, the album showcases a heavier, darker sound compared to their earlier works, Extreme Behavior (2005) and Take It to the Limit (2008). Produced by Kevin Churko, it features a more personal and aggressive tone, with lead vocalist Austin John Winkler expressing pride in its raw intensity. Debuting at number 37 on the Billboard 200, the album includes standout tracks like “All American Nightmare” and “What Ya Gonna Do,” blending Southern rock influences with hard rock edge.

4. Welcome to the Freakshow (2012)

Tracks:

1. Save Me
2. Ladies Come First
3. Should Have Known Better
4. Freakshow
5. Talk to Me
6. Get Me Away from You
7. Is It Just Me
8. I Don’t Wanna Believe
9. See You in Hell
10. Anyone But You
11. Wanna Be Rich

Welcome to the Freakshow, Hinder’s fourth studio album, was released on December 4, 2012, via Republic Records. Marking the final appearance of lead vocalist Austin John Winkler, the album reflects a turbulent period for the band, especially Winkler, who described its creation as occurring during a “dark drug binge.” The 11-track record blends hard rock with touches of pop and country, showcasing emotional vulnerability and grit. Produced by Cody Hanson and Marshall Dutton, it features standout tracks like “Save Me” and “Ladies Come First.” Debuting at No. 65 on the Billboard 200, it has sold 60,000 copies in the U.S. by 2015.

5. When the Smoke Clears (2015)

Tracks:

1. Rather Hate Than Hurt
2. Hit the Ground
3. Wasted Life
4. If Only for Tonight
5. Intoxicated
6. Dead to Me
7. Foolish Eyes
8. Nothing Left to Lose
9. Letting Go
10. I Need Another Drink

When the Smoke Clears, released on May 12, 2015, marks Hinder’s fifth studio album and the debut of lead vocalist Marshal Dutton. Issued under The End Records, it signified a new chapter for the band after former frontman Austin Winkler’s 2013 departure. Initially silent, Hinder reemerged in 2014 with new material and briefly toured with Nolan Neal before naming longtime collaborator Dutton as the new lead singer. Fan engagement helped title the album, while singles like “Hit the Ground,” “Rather Hate Than Hurt,” and “Intoxicated” showcased their evolving sound. The album peaked at #3 on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums chart.

6. The Reign (2017)

Tracks:

1. The Reign
2. Burn It Down
3. King of the Letdown
4. Remember Me
5. Too Late
6. Another Way Out
7. Making It Hard
8. Drink You Away
9. Play to Win
10. Long Gone
11. Loser’s Salute

The Reign, released on August 11, 2017, is the sixth studio album by American rock band Hinder and marks the final appearance of rhythm guitarist Mark King. The album followed a period of transformation for the band, including the addition of new lead singer Marshal Dutton, a move they described as essential for their survival. Prior to the album’s release, Hinder issued the Stripped acoustic EP and toured extensively. Recorded with contributions from Sarah Thiele and Sam Brown II, The Reign features the lead single “Remember Me” and reflects the band’s attempt to rediscover their hit-making formula post-Lips of an Angel.

7. Back to Life (2025)

Tracks:

1. Live Without It
2. Rearview
3. Everything Is a Cult
4. Bring Me Back to Life
5. Vultures
6. Bad Decisions
7. Time to Breathe
8. Don’t Believe It
9. Break the Cycle
10. Reminiscing You
11. Good Enough for You
12. Hard to Love
13. Trying to Get Home

Back to Life, released on May 23, 2025, marks Hinder’s long-awaited return with their seventh studio album—their first in over seven years since The Reign (2017). Issued via Evil Teen Records, it is also their debut under the label and the first without longtime rhythm guitarist Mark King. Developed over several years, the album blends hard rock grit with introspective themes, featuring singles like “Live Without It” and “Bring Me Back to Life.” Written entirely by Cody Hanson and Marshal Dutton, Back to Life spans 13 tracks and coincides with a 2025 tour featuring Saliva, Kingdom Collapse, and Kelsey Hickman.

Conclusion:

In tracing Hinder albums in order, one witnesses the band’s evolution from post-grunge upstarts to seasoned rock veterans. From their explosive debut Extreme Behavior to the glam-infused Take It to the Limit, emotionally charged All American Nightmare, and the introspective Welcome to the Freakshow, Hinder built a legacy with Austin Winkler at the helm. The post-Winkler era, marked by Marshal Dutton’s arrival, brought fresh energy through When the Smoke Clears, The Reign, and their long-awaited 2025 comeback album Back to Life. Together, these releases chronicle a dynamic career of reinvention, resilience, and rock ‘n’ roll spirit.

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