Artist page · 04/07/2026
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20 vinyl editions including LPs and picture discs; original pressings from Weathermaker Music are tracked live.
Clutch surfaced in the early 1990s Maryland music scene, quickly gaining attention for their energetic live performances and gritty sound mixing stoner rock, funk rhythms, and metal intensity. Their debut album "Transnational Speedway League" dropped in 1993, followed by a self-titled effort in 1995 that marked their commercial breakthrough.
Over time, they have signed with major and independent labels including EastWest Records, Columbia, Atlantic, and WeatherMaker Music. Their vinyl catalog, available through vinyl.com, features 20 recorded works spanning studio albums, collectors’ editions, live recordings, and special audiophile pressings — reflecting their evolving sound from heavy metal to a funk-infused rock identity.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Weathermaker Music · 2022
Weathermaker Music · 2022
Weathermaker Music · 2018
Weathermaker Music · 2015
Weathermaker Music · 2013
Not On Label (Clutch (3) Self-released) · 2010
Weathermaker Music · 2009
Weathermaker Music · 2008
New Found Frequency · 2007
DRT Entertainment · 2007
DRT Entertainment · 2005
DRT Entertainment · 2004
Atlantic · 2001
River Road Records · 1999
Columbia · 1998
EastWest Records America · 1995
EastWest Records America · 1993Playlist
The tracks that sum up Clutch's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
A vibrant mix of classic rock and funk, this 16-track album offers dynamic rhythms and thoughtful lyricism, available in multiple vinyl editions including a picture disc.
Hard rock flows throughout this 12-track album with several vinyl pressings. It features standout tracks like "The Affidavit" and "X-Ray Visions".
This hard rock album with 11 tracks appears as picture disc and standard LP versions, bridging stoner rock and blues influences.
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Face B
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
“Their music crosses heavy metal, punk hardcore, and funk with a bluesy undercurrent unique to their style.”— Band sound description
Released in 1993 under EastWest Records America, this album marked Clutch's entry into the recording industry with a mix of stoner rock and hard rock.
In 2006, Clutch recorded their album 'From Beale Street to Oblivion' with producer Joe Barresi, known for work with Kyuss, The Melvins, and Tool, released in 2007.
A music video for the track 'The Mob Goes Wild' from the 2004 album 'Blast Tyrant' was directed by Bam Margera featuring Ryan Dunn and Brandon DiCamillo.
The 2007 'Heard It All Before (Live At The HiFi Bar)' captures performances that showcase Clutch’s energetic presence and blues-rock fusion.
Official store
T-shirts, posters, accessories and limited editions.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Clutch formed in 1990 in Germantown, Maryland, United States.
Clutch combines hard rock, stoner rock, funk, and heavy metal elements in their releases.
There are 20 vinyl records by Clutch available in various formats, including LPs, picture discs, and special editions.
Yes, their catalog features limited editions, picture discs, and audiophile 180g pressings.
Most Clutch vinyl records are released under the band's own Weathermaker Music label.
Clutch enjoys a following in France, especially among hard rock and stoner rock aficionados.
Tracks like “Electric Worry”, “The Regulator”, and “The Mob Goes Wild” are highlights in their vinyl discography.
Original Weathermaker Music LP pressings typically start around 13 to 15 euros, with prices tracked in real-time.
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