Then there's the straight-up shoegaze guitars of 'Then Because She Goes,' the digital electronica track 'Frail State of Mind,' the shimmery pop/rock of 'Me & You Together Song' - the list goes on. The dewy, near-acoustic folk ballad 'The Birthday Party'' finds Healy in a poignant duet with Phoebe Bridgers. We get the ersatz industrial of 'People' à la '90s U2. The tracks that follow are, simply put, eclectic. This time, the spare electronic production frames a spoken-word essay read by Swedish teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg, whose heartfelt call to action on climate change offers a moving introduction. Perhaps the most inspired moment on the album comes right away with 'The 1975,' an ever-evolving self-titled song that the group rework on each album. Produced by lead singer Matthew Healy and drummer George Daniel, the album feels like a companion piece to A Brief Inquiry, with songs that shift styles wildly from track to track. You can tune in anytime, from anywhere right here or by downloading the Loudwire app.Who even are the 1975? Are they the upstart purveyors of synthy dance-rock as on their 2013 self-titled debut, the über-polished adult-contemporary outfit of 2016's I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It, or the auto-tuned, post-modern meme deconstructors of 2018's A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships? All and neither is as good an answer as you're likely to come up with listening to 2020's sprawling Notes on a Conditional Form. Loudwire Nights with Toni Gonzalez airs nightly starting at 7PM ET. Head below to vote for your favorite Judas Priest songs and tune in tonight to hear which three Stone Temple Pilots songs you voted the best! Unfortunately, it's been postponed due to Richie Faulkner's recent hospitalization, but he's stable after his procedure, so hopefully they'll get to get back out on the road sooner than later. Priest set out on tour earlier this year to commemorate five decades of their career. Of course, Halford has been a huge inspiration for the LGBTQIA community ever since he came out as gay in the late '90s as well.

Since 1974, Judas Priest have released a whopping 18 studio albums, starting with Rocka Rolla, and 2018's Firepower being the most recent. They've had a profound impact on metal, from their expansive discography and distinct sound.

This week we're focusing on metal giants Judas Priest, who took the heavy metal that was prominent throughout the 1970s before them, decked it in leather and studs and took it to a whole new level - especially with Rob Halford's soaring vocal abilities.

The 1975 discography