666 is a musical act known for a diverse discography spanning nearly a decade, with significant releases emerging in the late 1990s and 2000s. The artist's catalogue includes the 1998 album Paradoxx, which features tracks like "El Fuego" and "Apocalypse (Forwards)," establishing an early foundation for their sound. Subsequent work, such as the 2000 release Who's Afraid Of and the 2007 album Ways Are Mystic, demonstrates a continued evolution in style, incorporating energetic titles like "Alarma!" and "Diablo." With additional projects like Hellraiser and the compilation Other Songs - 666, the artist has maintained a consistent presence through varied recordings. Their body of work reflects a dynamic approach to music creation, blending distinct thematic elements across multiple albums and singles to build a recognizable artistic identity.