#1 · 2024
The 2024 album Mammoth II showcases the band's modern take on stoner rock, delivered in a full-length vinyl format.
2024 releaseBMG labelAlternative genre
Artist page · 06/07/2026
Mammoth
Mammoth is a stoner rock band formed in Melbourne, Australia, in 2007. Their genre blends stoner and hard rock with alternative influences, attracting over 50,000 listeners. They have released several vinyl records, including albums titled Mammoth II and The End.
2Albums on Vinyles.com
657Discogs releases
50kLast.fm listeners
About
Mammoth, Australian stoner rock from Melbourne since 2007.
Two recent vinyl LPs on BMG with growing popularity and solid rock credentials.
Originating from Melbourne in 2007, Mammoth has contributed to the stoner rock and hard rock scenes with a distinctively robust sound. Their recent vinyl releases highlight a continuing evolution in their style, combining alternative and classic rock elements. The band maintains a growing fanbase, with tracks receiving significant play counts across digital platforms.
The band's discography includes multiple formats and pressing variants, reflecting an active presence in the vinyl market. Collectors find a range of original and subsequent releases, particularly their 1989 German and UK vinyl pressings under the Jive label, along with recent BMG-issued LPs from 2024 and 2025.
Discography
Mammoth — Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Angel Air · 1997XXXL
Studio
Jive · 1989Mammoth
Studio
Studio album
Live / EP
Playlist
Signature tracks
The tracks that sum up Mammoth's career.
01
The End
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02
The Spell
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03
Don't Back Down
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04
Same Old Song
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05
Another Celebration at the End of the World
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06
I Really Wanna
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07
One Of A Kind
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08
Epiphany
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The essentials
The 3 Mammoth albums you absolutely need
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
#2 · 2025
The End, released in 2025, offers a rock-driven energy on vinyl, with tracks that have reached over 90,000 plays.
2025 releaseRock genreBMG label
#3 · 1989
The 1989 Mammoth album is a classic hard rock record with nine tracks, pressed in both Germany and the UK with original and later editions.
9 tracksStereoOriginal pressings from 1989
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Collectors
For vinyl die-hards
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
Market values (source: Discogs)
For each reference edition, these cards summarise the state of the global Discogs market. Market position places the average price of a copy between the observed min and max prices. Average price is the price seen for a mint-condition copy. Copies available counts listings currently for sale. Collectors who want it is the number of Discogs users who added it to their wantlist without owning it — a good signal of upcoming demand.
Mammoth
Market position
i
Min price 3 €Max price 5 €
Average price
4,50 €
Only 74 copies for sale on Discogs
78 collectors want it (Discogs wantlist)
Notable pressings & editions
Face B
Side B: the hidden stories of Mammoth
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
Mammoth blends powerful stoner rock riffs with an alternative edge.— Descriptor from genre tags
01Pressing
Original German LP pressing from 1989
The 1989 German pressing of Mammoth's debut album on Jive label bears catalog number 244 980 1 AS, available in stereo format with a current low price of around 3 euros for vinyl collectors.
02Pressing
UK original pressing also from 1989
A separate 1989 vinyl edition was released in the UK under Jive with catalog number HIP 56. This pressing is known for multiple copies available at entry-level prices near 4.5 euros.
03Track Popularity
Top streaming track The End
"The End" stands out as Mammoth's top streamed song with over 91,000 plays and 18,000 listeners, indicating its central role in the band's recent popularity.
04Discography
Extensive 657 release count under Mammoth (2)
The artist profile labeled Mammoth (2) on discography platforms lists 657 releases, reflecting a broad catalog including studio albums and compilations spanning classic and hard rock styles.
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FAQ
FAQ: Mammoth on physical formats
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Where is Mammoth from?
Mammoth hails from Melbourne, Australia, where they formed in 2007, contributing to the stoner and hard rock scenes.
What are the most popular Mammoth vinyl records?
The albums Mammoth II (2024) and The End (2025) are recent vinyl releases with growing attention among collectors and fans.
How many studio albums does Mammoth have on vinyl?
At least three known studio albums are available on vinyl: Mammoth (1989), Mammoth II (2024), and The End (2025).
Are original pressings of Mammoth records rare?
Original 1989 pressings from Germany and the UK are not especially rare but hold consistent availability with affordable prices.
What genres best describe Mammoth's sound?
The band is often tagged as stoner rock, hard rock, and alternative rock, blending these styles across their discography.
Which Mammoth song has the highest playcount?
"The End" has over 91,000 plays, making it the band's most listened to track on streaming platforms.
Is Mammoth popular among rock listeners in France?
Mammoth's music reaches international audiences, including rock fans in France, with growing online streams and vinyl interest.
What pressing formats are common for Mammoth's albums?
Most commonly found are 12-inch vinyl LPs with stereo sound, including original and reissue pressings from multiple countries.
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Sources & method
This page is compiled by the vinyles.com editorial team from public sources and our marketplace.
Our method
- Discographic data from MusicBrainz (dates, countries, activity period).
- Tracklists, artwork and genres retrieved via Discogs Masters.
- Values (low / median / high) and stock from the Discogs Marketplace.
- Audience and similar artists via Last.fm.
- Page updated automatically and reviewed by the editorial team.
Last updated: 06/07/2026