August Burns Red discography

The following is the complete discography of August Burns Red, a Pennsylvanian metalcore band. Their releases have so far consisted of nine full-length studio albums, five EPs, one live album, two video albums, two remix albums, nineteen singles, twenty-two music videos, one demo and ten other appearances.

August Burns Red discography
August Burns Red performing in 2011
Studio albums	9
Live albums	1
Video albums	2
Music videos	22
EPs	5
Singles	19
Remix albums	2
Demos	1
Other appearances	10

Albums

Studio albums

Year	Title	Label	Chart peaks							Sales
			US [1]	US Christian [2]	US Hard Rock [3]	US Rock [4]	US Indie [5]	AUS [6]	CAN [7]
2005	Thrill Seeker	Solid State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2007	Messengers		81	1	—	—	—	—	—
2009	Constellations		24	1	2	8	—	—	—
2011	Leveler		11	1	1	2	—	93	15
2012	Sleddin' Hill		147	8	14	—	—	—	—
2013	Rescue & Restore		9	2	2	3	1	93	23
2015	Found in Far Away Places	Fearless	9	1	1	1	1	43	7
2017	Phantom Anthem		19	1	2	4	—	46	57	US: 20,000[8]
2020	Guardians		53	1	2	4	—	54	—

Live albums

Year	Title	Label	Chart peaks
			US [1]	US Christian [2]	US Hard Rock [3]	US Rock [4]
2010	Home	Solid State	121	10	12	45

Remix albums

Year	Title	Label	Chart peaks
			US [1]	US Christian [2]	US Hard Rock [3]	US Rock [4]
2017	Messengers Remixed	Solid State	—	—	—	—
2019	Constellations Remixed		—	—	—	—

Video albums

Year	Title	Label	Chart peaks
			US [1]	US Christian [2]	US Hard Rock [3]	US Rock [4]
2007	Messengers DVD	Solid State	—	—	—	—
2013	Foreign & Familiar		—	—	—	—

Singles

Year	Song	Album
2009	"Thirty and Seven"[9]	Constellations
	"O Come O Come, Emmanuel"[10]	non-album single
2010	"Indonesia"[11]	Constellations
	"Little Drummer Boy"[12]	non-album single
2011	"Empire"[13]	Leveler
	"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen"[14]	non-album single
2012	"Sleigh Ride"[15]	Sleddin' Hill
2013	"Spirit Breaker"[16]	Rescue & Restore
2015	"The Wake"[17]	Found in Far Away Places
	"Identity"[18]
2016	"What Child Is This? (Greensleeves)"[19]	non-album single
2017	"Invisible Enemy"[20]	Phantom Anthem
	"The Frost"
2018	"Dangerous"
2020	"Defender"	Guardians
	"Bones"
	"Paramount"
	"Chop Suey!" (System of a Down cover)	non-album single
2021	"Standing in the Storm"

Other charted songs

Year	Song	Album	Chart peaks
			Christian Digital [21]	Rock Digital [22]	Christian Songs [23]	Christian Streaming [24]
2009	"Carol of the Bells"	Lost Messengers: The Outtakes	—	—	—	19
2012	"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" (re-recorded)	Sleddin' Hill	1	35	—	—
	"Carol of the Bells" (2012)		29	—	—	—
2013	"The Nutcracker"	Sleddin' Hill (2013 re-release)	—	—	34	—

Extended plays

Year	Title	Label	Chart peaks
			US Christian [2]
2004	Looks Fragile After All	CI	—
2009	Lost Messengers: The Outtakes	Solid State	17
2013	Four Minutes Being Cool (Split with Silverstein)		—
2018	Winter Wilderness	Fearless	—
2019	Phantom Sessions		—

Demos

Yeary	Title	Label
2003	August Burns Red	Self-released

Music videos

Year	Song	Album	Director(s)
2004	"Background Music to Her Awakening"	Looks Fragile After All EP	August Burns Red
2006	"Your Little Suburbia Is in Ruins"	Thrill Seeker	Dale Restegheni[25]
2007	"Composure"	Messengers	Endeavor Media[26]
	"Back Burner"
2009	"Meddler"	Constellations
2010	"White Washed"		Brian Shaub[27]
	"Marianas Trench"		Robby Starbuck
2011	"Internal Cannon"	Leveler	Jimmie Myers[28][29]
2012	"Empire"
2013	"Fault Line"	Rescue & Restore	Daniel Davison
	"Beauty in Tragedy"		Giles Smith
	"Provision"		Daniel Davison
2015	"Identity"	Found in Far Away Places	Drew Russ
	"Ghosts"
2017	"Invisible Enemy"	Phantom Anthem	Samuel Halleen
	"The Frost"		Dan Fusselman and Samuel Halleen
2018	"King of Sorrow"		Dan Fusselman
	"Dangerous"		Samuel Halleen
2019	"The Legend of Zelda"[30]	Phantom Sessions EP	Clint Tustin
2020	"Defender"	Guardians	Dan Fusselman[31][32]
	"Bones"
2021	"Standing in the Storm"	non-album single	Stefano Bertelli[33]

Other appearances

• Youngbloods II: A Solid State Sampler (2006)
• This Is Solid State, Volume 6 (2007)
• X Christmas (2008)
• Punk Goes Pop Volume Two (2009)
• Songs from the Penalty Box, Solid State Vol. 7 (2009)
• Atticus... Dragging the Lake IV (2009)
• Happy Christmas, Vol. 5 (2010)
• I Am Solid State Sampler (2010)
• Punk Goes Pop Vol. 6 (2014)
• Punk Goes Christmas: Deluxe Edition (2015)

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13. "August Burns Red Empire (Single)". Spirit of Metal. Retrieved November 29, 2014.
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