Andy Bell’s Electric Blue expands to three vinyl discs
Extended Blue adds the original 2005 album’s b-sides on vinyl, while a companion 12-inch pairs new Manhattan Clique remixes with Andy Bell’s original solo vocal versions.
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Albums, songs and stories from four decades of Erasure.
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What’s happening with Erasure
Erasure are making a new album: what is confirmed
Andy Bell and Vince Clarke remain active as Erasure and are working in the studio. No title, date, track list, or tour has been announced.
Read moreThe Crown Jewels turns Ten Crowns into a four-disc archive
Andy Bell’s limited four-CD set separates the Ten Crowns project into deluxe, extended, remixed, and live programs instead of padding one album sequence indiscriminately.
Read moreFive albums to begin with
A good way into Erasure
Start with the breakthrough records, then jump to the crystalline synths of Chorus, the late-night warmth of Nightbird, and the bright return of The Neon.
Listening guides
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Box sets and reissues
The box sets and reissues that actually add something
From the nine-disc From Moscow to Mars anthology to focused album expansions, these are the editions most worth hearing.
Greatest-hits albums
Pop!, Hits!, Total Pop! or Always?
Four compilations, four different jobs. Find the right one for a first listen, a deeper survey, or a physical collection.
Live albums
Where to begin with Erasure live
Choose between the acoustic reinvention, a full concert recording, and the sweep of a modern Erasure show.
Every Erasure album
31 releases, all in one place
Dates, labels, track lists, formats, edition notes, credits, and links to the original sources.
Browse the discographyHow the sound changed
Hear Erasure album by album
From the Flood-produced beginning through the breakthrough years and later reinventions.
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Andy Bell and Vince Clarke
Two distinct musical instincts, one unusually durable pop language.
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