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For fans of Erasure
Find your next favorite Erasure record.
Know the singles? There is a whole shelf of records waiting for you. Find a first album, follow an old favorite somewhere new, or choose the next addition to your collection.
The collector’s question
Pop!, Hits!, Total Pop! or Always?
They all collect the singles. They do not tell the same story. Compare the songs, formats, and extras before choosing your greatest-hits album.
Find the right compilationFor the record shelf
Box sets worth making room for
What the extra discs add, and which sets suit your collection.
Five albums to begin with
Your first Erasure records
Choose the sound that draws you in. Read our listening notes or compare copies on Amazon.
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The first one to try
The Innocents
Start with “A Little Respect” and “Chains of Love”; stay for “Phantom Bride.”
Big, theatrical pop
Wild!
“Blue Savannah” and “Drama!” at full color, with quieter songs between the fireworks.
For the synth lovers
Chorus
Crisp electronics, “Love to Hate You,” and ten songs that fit together beautifully.
If you love “Always”
I Say I Say I Say
The home of “Always,” “Run to the Sun,” and some of Erasure’s sweetest melodies.
A late-night favorite
Nightbird
The 2005 album pairs “Breathe” with warm, patient songs worth getting to know.
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From the news desk
Announcements worth catching up on
Andy Bell’s Electric Blue expands to three vinyl discs
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In their March 31, 2026 statement, Andy Bell and Vince Clarke confirmed work on another Erasure album and discussed possible touring plans.
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