Since the time BTS debuted, they have been unstoppable. Their fan following is increasing day by day worldwide. The group is one of the most powerful and loved voices of youth. Their name is Bangtan Sonyeondan in Korean, which means “Bulletproof Boyscouts”. From their first album

Through their music, they have provided sharp cuts and deep reflections on youth and identity. It'll be wise to claim that they have a long list of excellent albums in their catalog.

BTS has regularly released excellent music spanning a number of genres, including hip-hop, EDM, and neo-soul. That is because of their strong thematic focus and their involvement in writing and producing their own music.

BTS Albums You can’t Miss

We have evaluated the impact that each album had on BTS' individual career as well as the music industry while rating the group's studio and compilation albums. These variables included lyrical quality, inventiveness, coherence, number of notable songs, critical reception, and legacy.

Dark and Wild

Although "Dark and Wild" may have placed last on this list, it was nevertheless a successful debut for the band's debut full-length record.

It is characterized by the hip-hop sound that represents their early single albums and EPs. RM, J-Hope, and Suga are the rap trio behind the song.

"Dark and Wild" lacks the heart of the band's later albums and isn't quite as well-rounded or cohesive.

But the entire journey is a crazy one; despite the album being dominated by emotional songs like "Danger" and flirty ones like "War of Hormone" or "Look Here," there is still a sense of harmony.

Love Yourself: Tears

The third film in BTS' "Love Yourself" series, "Love Yourself: Tear," focuses on the more sinister aspects of love. Tear, one of the group's shortest studio albums with only 11 songs, is a tight product that makes good use of its concision.

The album's sequencing is flawless, despite some outstanding genre switching. It opens with "Singularity," a neo-soul introduction by V. And before moving into the album's lead song, "Fake Love," which laments the difficulties of attempting to transform yourself for someone else.

From then on, "Tear" picks up the fragments, descending into the vocal ranges of the Steve Aoki-produced "The Truth Untold" and setting out on a pop adventure that ends with the powerful "Outro: Tear" rap line.

Map of the Soul

The group's previous album, "Map of the Soul: 7," which used Jungian psychology to investigate the self, was regarded as the most personal before "Be." With a five-track introduction made up of choices from their 2019 EP "Map of the Soul: Persona," "7" is a wild ride that doesn't feel as unified as some of the band's earlier albums.

It does, however, contain some of the band's best songs to date.

The group's brutally honest lead hit, "Black Swan," deals with their dread of experiencing a "first death" due to losing their passion for music. One of the best solo tracks in the group's history appears on the album, with Jimin's simmering "Filter" and Jin's beautiful, adoring "Moon" being notable standouts.

Love Yourself: Answer

"Love Yourself: Answer" is a large repackaged album that includes songs from "Love Yourself: Her" and "Love Yourself: Tear" in addition to nine brand-new songs plus four remixes. It continues to be one of the group's greatest pop successes.

The trilogy's climax, "Answer," which focuses on many types of love, conceptually unites the series with "Idol," a song about self-love that had crowds chanting "you can't stop me loving myself" in stadiums.

Wings + You Never walk alone 

Another turning point in BTS' career is represented by Wings and You Never Walk Alone, the first of which is a whole album and the latter a repackage. Is this due to "Blood, Sweat & Tears" and "Spring Day," two songs that were groundbreaking for their time? Maybe. Probably.

As BTS embark on their first concept album (based on Herman Hesse's bildungsroman Demian) and fully transition from childhood into early adulthood, the entire tracklist is jam-packed with gold.

Conclusion

Overall, these albums are the most popular albums by BTS across the globe. Miraculously, the albums mentioned above are a chaotic mix of emotions that have been in trend. Their musical journey of a decade has been inspiring for the music industry.