30 Seconds To Mars: Their 10 Greatest Songs To Date

By Alex Antliff /

Yesterday, a new song from 30 Seconds To Mars, Up In The Air, became available for download, having previously premiered yesterday from the International Space Station, a strange yet effective PR stunt. The song, which you can listen to via the video below, is the debut single from the band€™s upcoming fourth album, €˜Love, Lust, Faith And Dreams€™, which features artwork from Damian Hirst on the cover and is set to be released on May the 21st. This new album is the band€™s first new material since 2009, and divisive as their output may be, this list seeks to celebrate their return by showcasing the ten finest pieces of work that the group, consisting of actor Jared Leto, his brother Shannon and their lead guitarist Tomo Milicevic, have created to date.

10. Echelon

Kicking things off, we have a track from the band€™s eponymous debut album that, like most songs on the release, wasn€™t released as a single. The song€™s name would later be used as a collective term for the band€™s fanbase.

9. Kings And Queens

The lead single from the band€™s third album, This Is War, this is one of the group€™s most recognisable songs, and is their joint most successful release in the UK, having reached number 28 in the charts.

8. The Kill

Also reaching number 28 in the UK charts is this, which is perhaps the band€™s most well-known track. Appearing on Guitar Hero: World Tour and with a video that pays homage to Stanley Kubrick€™s The Shining, it became their first number one in a major market, topping the Canadian charts whilst reaching a high of sixty five on the American Billboard Hot 100, a position that is yet to be bettered.