The List of The Rasmus Albums in Order of Release Date

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The discography of The Rasmus consists of eleven studio albums, two compilation albums and twenty-nine singles.

The List of  The Rasmus Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of The Rasmus Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Peep — 23 September 1996
2. Playboys — 29 August 1997
3. Hell of a Tester — 2 November 1998
4. Into — 29 October 2001
5. Dead Letters — 21 March 2003
6. Hide from the Sun — 12 September 2005
7. Black Roses — 26 September 2008
8. The Rasmus — 18 April 2012
9. Dark Matters — 6 October 2017
10. Rise — 23 September 2022
11. Weirdo — 12 September 2025

All The Rasmus Albums List in Order

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1. Peep (1996)

Tracks:

1. Ghostbusters
2. Postman
3. Fool
4. Shame
5. P.S.
6. Julen är här igen
7. Peep
8. Frog
9. Funky Jam
10. Outflow
11. Myself
12. Life 705
13. Small

Peep is the debut studio album by Finnish alternative rock band The Rasmus, released on 23 September 1996 through Warner Music Finland. Produced by Teja Kotilainen, the album marked the band’s first major step into the music scene after their 1995 EP 1st. Featuring energetic tracks like Funky Jam, Frog, and Myself, along with a cover of Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters, the record showcased the group’s playful yet edgy style. Peep achieved Gold status in Finland and later gained popularity in Estonia, Russia, and internationally. Its singles, titled 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, established The Rasmus as rising rock talents.

2. Playboys (1997)

Tracks:

1. Playboys
2. Blue
3. Ice
4. Sophia
5. Wicked Moments
6. Wellwell
7. Sold
8. Carousel
9. Jailer
10. Kola
11. Raggatip
12. Violence
13. Panda

Playboys is the second studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on 29 August 1997 through Warner Music Finland. The album achieved Gold certification in Finland, highlighting the band’s early rise to fame. Its lead single, “Blue”, became a major success, reaching #3 on the Finnish Singles Chart and also earning a Gold certification for sales. Known for its mix of energetic rock tracks and melodic touches, Playboys includes standout songs like “Ice,” “Sophia,” and “Wicked Moments.” With contributions from guest musicians on brass, percussion, and strings, the album showcased The Rasmus’ playful experimentation and growing musical identity.

3. Hell of a Tester (1998)

Tracks:

1. Every Day
2. Dirty Moose
3. Swimming with the Kids
4. Man in the Street
5. Tonight Tonight
6. City of the Dead
7. Liquid
8. Pa-Pa
9. Vibe
10. Help Me Sing
11. Tempo

Hell of a Tester (stylized as Hellofatester) is the third studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released in 1998 through Warner Music. The album achieved Gold status in Finland and featured the hit single Liquid, which reached the Top 40 on MTV Nordic and was voted Single of the Year 1998 by critics and fans. Its music video also won at the Finnish Music Video Awards in 1999. Known for its creative production, the album’s artwork includes braille lyrics on the cover and booklet. With tracks like Swimming with the Kids and Every Day, the record solidified The Rasmus’s growing success.

4. Into (2001)

Tracks:

1. Madness
2. Bullet
3. Chill
4. F-F-F-Falling
5. Heartbreaker
6. Smash
7. Someone Else
8. Small Town
9. One & Only
10. Last Waltz

Into is the fourth studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on 29 October 2001 through Playground Music. Marking their first release under the name The Rasmus (dropping “Rasmus”), it also introduced drummer Aki Hakala, who replaced Janne Heiskanen. The album featured international singles including “F-F-F-Falling,” “Chill,” “Madness,” and “Heartbreaker/Days.” Into became a breakthrough success, achieving double platinum in Finland and expanding the band’s presence across Europe in countries like France and Spain. It earned them four EMMAs in 2002, including Best Album and Best Group. A U.S. release followed in 2007 via DRT Entertainment.

5. Dead Letters (2003)

Tracks:

1. First Day of My Life
2. In the Shadows
3. Still Standing
4. In My Life
5. Time to Burn
6. Guilty
7. Not Like the Other Girls
8. The One I Love
9. Back in the Picture
10. Funeral Song

Dead Letters is the fifth studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released in 2003 and later reaching the US, UK, and Australia in 2004. Marking the band’s global breakthrough, the album achieved massive success, earning 8 Gold and 6 Platinum certifications worldwide. Its lead single, “In the Shadows,” became an international hit, selling over 1 million copies and setting a Finnish record for royalties abroad. Blending dark, melodic rock with emotional themes, frontman Lauri Ylönen described each track as a “letter” of confession or plea. Charting across Europe, Australia, and the US, Dead Letters solidified The Rasmus as international stars.

6. Hide from the Sun (2005)

Tracks:

1. Shot
2. Night After Night (Out of the Shadows)
3. No Fear
4. Lucifer’s Angel
5. Last Generation
6. Dead Promises
7. Immortal
8. Sail Away
9. Keep Your Heart Broken
10. Heart of Misery
11. Don’t Let Go

Hide from the Sun is the sixth studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on September 12, 2005, across Europe, the UK, Scandinavia, and Japan, followed by a U.S. release on October 10, 2006. The album features powerful singles like “No Fear,” “Sail Away,” and “Shot,” accompanied by visually striking music videos. Produced by Mikael Nord and Martin Hansen, it blends dark melodies with orchestral elements, including collaborations with Apocalyptica. The record achieved Platinum status in Finland and sold over 500,000 copies worldwide. With its bonus editions and international appeal, it remains a landmark in The Rasmus’ discography.

7. Black Roses (2008)

Tracks:

1. Livin’ in a World Without You
2. Ten Black Roses
3. Ghost of Love
4. Justify
5. Your Forgiveness
6. Run to You
7. You Got It Wrong
8. Lost and Lonely
9. The Fight
10. Dangerous Kind
11. Live Forever

Black Roses is the seventh studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on 29 September 2008 internationally and a few days earlier in Europe. Produced mainly by Desmond Child, the album features a polished blend of alternative rock and gothic-inspired melodies. It debuted at No. 1 on the Finnish Albums Chart, knocking Metallica’s Death Magnetic from the top spot, and went Gold within a week. The record includes standout singles like “Livin’ in a World Without You” and “Justify.” Supported by the Black Roses World Tour across more than 24 countries, the album remains a fan favorite in The Rasmus’ discography.

8. The Rasmus (2012)

Tracks:

1. Stranger
2. I’m a Mess
3. It’s Your Night
4. Save Me Once Again
5. Someone’s Gonna Light You Up
6. End of the Story
7. You Don’t See Me
8. Somewhere
9. Friends Don’t Do Like That
10. Sky

The Rasmus is the self-titled eighth studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on 18 April 2012. Blending rock with electronic influences, the album marked a return to the band’s roots while exploring modern sounds. Its lead single, “I’m a Mess”, debuted at Finland’s UMK competition and became a major hit, earning the band an EMMA Award for Best Music Video. The album also won Best Album Cover and later introduced the single “Mysteria” in its reissued edition. Charting internationally, The Rasmus showcased powerful ballads, energetic rock anthems, and emotional lyrics, reaffirming the band’s global success.

9. Dark Matters (2017)

Tracks:

1. Paradise
2. Something in the Dark
3. Wonderman
4. Nothing
5. Empire
6. Crystalline
7. Black Days
8. Silver Night
9. Delirium
10. Dragons into Dreams

Dark Matters is the ninth studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on 8 October 2017 via Playground Music after a five-year hiatus. Serving as a continuation of their 2012 self-titled album, it marked their first full release with the label since Best of The Rasmus 2001–2009. The record blends dark rock elements with modern pop production, featuring singles like “Paradise,” “Wonderman,” “Silver Night,” and “Nothing.” The album’s visuals were equally striking, with creative music videos directed by Jesse Haaja, Vesa Manninen, and bassist Eero Heinonen. Dark Matters showcases The Rasmus’s evolution while staying true to their signature melodic sound.

10. Rise (2022)

Tracks:

1. Live and Never Die
2. Rise
3. Fireflies
4. Be Somebody
5. Odyssey
6. Jezebel
7. Endless Horizon
8. Clouds
9. Written in Blood
10. Evil

Rise is the tenth studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on 23 September 2022, marking their return after five years since Dark Matters (2017). The album reflects a new era for the band, introducing guitarist Emilia “Emppu” Suhonen following the departure of founding member Pauli Rantasalmi. Blending rock energy with modern influences, it features standout tracks like Jezebel, their Eurovision 2022 entry, as well as Rise and Live and Never Die. Produced with hitmaker Desmond Child, the record recalls The Rasmus’ peak era while embracing fresh sounds, earning chart success in Finland, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK.

11. Weirdo (2025)

Tracks:

1. Creatures of Chaos
2. Break These Chains
3. Rest in Pieces
4. Dead Ringer
5. Weirdo
6. Banksy
7. Love is a Bitch
8. You Want it All
9. Bad Things
10. I’m Coming for You

Weirdo is the eleventh studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus, released on September 12, 2025, through Better Noise Music and Playground Music Scandinavia. The album features ten tracks blending rock energy with modern alternative sounds and includes collaborations with artists like Niko Vilhelm (Blind Channel) and Lee Jennings (The Funeral Portrait). Five singles were released prior to the album launch: Rest in Pieces, Creatures of Chaos, Break These Chains, Love is a Bitch, and the title track Weirdo. With production by Desmond Child and Marti Frederiksen, the record received mixed reviews, earning a 3/5 rating from Kerrang!.

The Rasmus Tours in Order by Year

The Rasmus, Finland’s iconic rock band formed in 1994, has captivated fans worldwide with their dynamic live performances. Their touring history reflects their evolution and global reach. The Dead Letters Tour (2003) marked their international breakthrough with 296 concerts across 29 countries. They followed up with the Hide from the Sun Tour (2005), performing 249 shows in 36 countries. Later tours include the Black Roses Tour (2009), The Rasmus Tour (2012), and Dark Matters Tour (2017) with 69 shows. In 2019, they celebrated the Dead Letters Anniversary Tour, followed by Live And Never Die 22 in 2022. Their upcoming Weirdo Tour (2025) promises more electrifying performances.

Here is the list of The Rasmus tours in order by year:

1. Dead Letters Tour (2003)
2. Hide from the Sun Tour (2005)
3. Black Roses Tour (2009)
4. The Rasmus Tour (2012)
5. Dark Matters Tour (2017)
6. Dead Letters Anniversary Tour (2019)
7. Live And Never Die 22 (2022)
8. Weirdo Tour (2025)

Conclusion:

The Rasmus discography showcases the evolution of one of Finland’s most successful rock bands, blending alternative rock, pop, and gothic influences across decades of music. From their debut album Peep (1996) to their latest release Weirdo (2025), each record highlights their growth, resilience, and global reach. Best known for their worldwide hit In the Shadows, the band has consistently reinvented their sound while maintaining their unique identity. Exploring The Rasmus Albums in Order gives fans a clear journey through their artistic milestones, lineup changes, and international success, making their discography a significant contribution to modern rock history.

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