How many studio albums do Arctic Monkeys have?

Seven studio albums to date: 2006–2022 (see the full list in this article).

What’s the idea behind your “albums in order” map?

Each record is plotted as a station and collaborators as intersecting lines, so you can follow the band’s sound and personnel changes over time.

Arctic Monkeys studio albums in order on a transit map art print, showing albums as stations and band members as separate tube lines.

Arctic Monkeys Art Print - Albums in Order

Q: Does the map include The Last Shadow Puppets?

Yes—key Last Shadow Puppets collaborations are included for added context.

Q: What sizes are available?

Multiple print sizes (commonly A3, A2, A1). Check the product page for current availability.

Q: Is this a good gift for fans?

Yes—the piece is designed as wall art and a conversation starter, making it an ideal gift for Arctic Monkeys fans.

August 30, 2025 Mike Bell

In this guide, I list every Arctic Monkeys album in order and link to my Arctic Monkeys Albums Art Print Music Map - an ideal gift for fans -that visualises the band’s studio journey and collaborators in one beautifully crafted print.

About my Arctic Monkeys Art Print

I research and plot each studio record like a transit line, albums as “stations,” players and guests as connecting “lines.” The Arctic Monkeys print also includes notable collaborations with The Last Shadow Puppets for extra context. If you’re shopping for a present, it’s a thoughtful, frame-worthy gift for fans of indie rock.

Arctic Monkeys art print: Every studio album and musician mapped in a discography tube map by Mike Bell; albums are stations, musicians are lines.

All Arctic Monkeys Albums in Chronological Order

From the spiky debut to the widescreen textures of The Car, here’s the straight, chronological list:

Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not (2006)
Favourite Worst Nightmare (2007)
Humbug (2009)
Suck It and See (2011)
AM (2013)
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino (2018)
The Car (2022)

Arctic Monkeys Release Table

I built the table below from my research sheet for this map.

Album	Year
Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not	2006
Favourite Worst Nightmare	2007
Humbug	2009
Suck It and See	2011
AM	2013
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino	2018
The Car	2022

Tip: You can also browse all my music maps to find more “albums in order” prints.

Art print of Arctic Monkeys album tracklist on a wooden floor with a white wall background — Close-up: studio album lines, sessions and collaborations.

Arctic Monkeys: Q&A

How many studio albums does Arctic Monkeys have?

Seven to date: 2006–2022 (see the complete list above).

What’s the idea behind your albums art print map?

Each record is a “station,” and collaborators are mapped as intersecting lines so that you can trace the band’s sound and personnel changes at a glance.

Does the map include The Last Shadow Puppets?

Yes, key Last Shadow Puppets collaborations are included for extra context around Alex Turner’s wider output.

What sizes are available?

It’s usually offered in multiple print sizes (A3/A2/A1). Availability can vary, so check the product page for current options.

Is this a good gift for fans?

Definitely - the print is designed as a display piece and a conversation starter, making it an ideal gift for fans of the band.

Get the Arctic Monkeys art print map →

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ABOUT MIKE BELL - TUBE MAP DESIGNER

Mike Bell Maps is my growing collection of tube map art prints that reimagine music, film, and culture through the visual language of underground maps. Each design presents albums in order, film plots, and complex creative histories as clear, engaging tube-style timelines created for fans who value depth and detail.

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RESEARCH-LED DESIGN

Every artwork is built on original research and careful verification. Albums become stations. Musicians, characters, and ideas form connecting lines. This approach turns detailed information into visual storytelling, creating art prints that bring clarity and meaning to subjects people already care about.

MY STORY

My background is rooted in live sound and large-scale show design, working across music and cultural events for many years. That experience shaped how I understand collaboration, creative evolution, and structure. During lockdown, I applied that knowledge to mapping music and films, developing underground maps that balance accuracy, design, and narrative.

THE ARTWORK

Each print is produced to archival standards and designed to last. These are not novelty posters. They are considered art prints created for people who value music history, film structure, and informed design. They make thoughtful gifts for fans who want something personal, researched, and meaningful.

The Shining film plot lines and character tube map art print, showing every scene as a station and every character as a tube line.

Mike Bell Maps is where research-led tube maps become art prints, and where stories worth knowing are mapped clearly, carefully, and beautifully.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: What are Mike Bell’s tube map art prints?

A: My prints utilise an advanced visual language based on the logic of underground maps to organise complex histories. By moving beyond basic cartography, I transform albums into "stations" and musicians or themes into "connecting lines." This allows fans to explore hundreds of data points - from session musician credits to chronological collaborations - within a single, intuitive visual system.

Q: How do these maps differ from standard music or tube posters?

A: The primary difference is information density and quality. While standard posters are often low-resolution decorative pieces on thin paper (135-170gsm), my prints are research-led discographies printed on archival-grade, 305gsm+ heavyweight giclée paper. They are designed to be "read" like a book, rewarding deep curiosity with discoveries not found in mass-produced merchandise.

Q: How is the accuracy of the research verified?

A: Accuracy is the core of my design process. Every map is synthesised from primary sources, including official liner notes, session archives, musician interviews, and verified fan databases. By incorporating musician inputs and fact-checking against trusted archives, I ensure that each map is a historically accurate record of the subject’s career.

Q: What subjects are available in the collection?

A: The collection spans a wide range of cultural histories, including music discographies, film plots, politics, and Formula One. Each map focuses on a single narrative, presenting the whole "story" of a subject - such as the evolution of a band or the timeline of a sport- in a clear, high-density visual format.

Q: Are these prints produced sustainably?

A: Yes. I prioritise a carbon-neutral workflow by producing prints locally to the buyer to reduce the shipping footprint. I use sustainable wood frames and archival materials designed for 100+ years of colour stability, ensuring the art is a lasting investment rather than disposable décor.

Q: Why do these maps make the best gifts for music and film fans?

A: Unlike generic posters, these are bespoke cultural maps that celebrate a fan's deep knowledge. Because they are research-led and visually unique (featuring narratives not seen elsewhere), they offer a sophisticated, gallery-quality alternative for those who value the "deep dive" into their favourite artist or film.