The List of Broadcast Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Broadcast have?

The discography of Broadcast consists of three studio albums, two demo albums, one collaborative mini album, one soundtrack album, two compilation albums, seven extended plays and eight singles.

The List of  Broadcast Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Broadcast Album in Order of Release Date:

Studio albums:

1. The Noise Made by People — 20 March 2000
2. Haha Sound — 11 August 2003
3. Tender Buttons — 19 September 2005

collaboration album:

1. Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age — 22 September 2009

All Broadcast Albums List in Order

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Broadcast’s Studio albums:

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1. The Noise Made by People (2000)

Tracks:

1. Long Was the Year
2. Unchanging Window
3. Minus One
4. Come On Let’s Go
5. Echo’s Answer
6. Tower of Our Tuning
7. Papercuts
8. You Can Fall
9. Look Outside
10. Until Then
11. City in Progress
12. Dead the Long Year

The Noise Made by People is the debut studio album by English indie electronic band Broadcast, released on March 20, 2000, through Warp Records. Known for its dreamy mix of 1960s-inspired psychedelic pop, experimental electronics, and smooth vocals from Trish Keenan, the album creates a unique, cinematic sound. It includes standout singles “Echo’s Answer” and “Come On Let’s Go,” which helped introduce the band’s atmospheric style to a wider audience. Highly praised by critics for its originality and emotional depth, the album remains a landmark release in the indie electronic genre, showcasing Broadcast’s timeless and artistic vision.

2. Haha Sound (2003)

Tracks:

1. Colour Me In
2. Pendulum
3. Before We Begin
4. Valerie
5. Man Is Not a Bird
6. Minim
7. Lunch Hour Pops
8. Black Umbrellas
9. Ominous Cloud
10. Distorsion
11. Oh How I Miss You
12. The Little Bell
13. Winter Now
14. Hawk

Haha Sound is the second studio album by English indie electronic band Broadcast, released on 11 August 2003 by Warp Records. Known for its dreamy vocals, experimental soundscapes, and retro-futuristic style, the album earned widespread critical acclaim and became the band’s first release to chart in the United States, reaching the Top 10 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart. Recorded in various unique spaces—including vocals tracked inside a cardboard box and drums in a church—Haha Sound delivers a rich, immersive listening experience. Praised by major music publications, it stands as one of the most celebrated electronic albums of the 2000s.

3. Tender Buttons (2005) 

Tracks:

1. I Found the F
2. Black Cat
3. Tender Buttons
4. America’s Boy
5. Tears in the Typing Pool
6. Corporeal
7. Bit 35
8. Arc of a Journey
9. Michael A Grammar
10. Subject to the Ladder
11. Minus 3
12. Goodbye Girls
13. You and Me in Time
14. I Found the End

Tender Buttons is the third and final studio album by British indie electronic band Broadcast, released on 19 September 2005 by Warp Records. Created as a duo by Trish Keenan and James Cargill, the album presents a rawer, more minimal sound compared to their earlier work. Blending electronic, electropop, and dream pop, it features hazy synths, subtle guitars, and Keenan’s captivating vocals. Although it didn’t chart worldwide and its only single, “America’s Boy,” reached No. 139 in the UK, the album earned strong critical acclaim. Today, Tender Buttons is celebrated as one of Broadcast’s finest and a standout in modern experimental pop.

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Broadcast’s Collaboration album:

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1. Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age (2009)

Tracks:

1. Intro/Magnetic Tales
2. The Be Colony
3. How Do You Get Along Sir?
4. Will You Read Me
5. Reception/Group Therapy
6. A Quiet Moment
7. I See, So I See So
8. You Must Wake
9. One Million Years Ago
10. A Seancing Song
11. Mr Beard, You Chatterbox
12. Drug Party
13. Libra, the Mirror’s Minor Self
14. Love’s Long Listen-In
15. We Are After All Here
16. A Medium’s High
17. Ritual/Looking In
18. Make My Sleep His Song
19. Royal Chant
20. What I Saw
21. Let It Begin/Oh Joy
22. Round and Round and Round
23. The Be Colony/Dashing Home/What on Earth Took You?

Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age is a critically acclaimed collaboration album released by Warp Records on 27 October 2009. Created by British electronic band Broadcast and Julian House’s experimental project The Focus Group, it blends eerie sound collage, 1960s BBC soundtrack influences, jazz, science fiction and occult themes. As the final Broadcast release during vocalist Trish Keenan’s lifetime, the album gained high praise for its mysterious, dream-like atmosphere crafted from chopped samples, nursery-rhyme echoes and horror-like sound design. Its bold, postmodern style earned widespread recognition, including being named Record of the Year by The Wire magazine.

Conclusion:

Exploring Broadcast Albums in Order offers a clear view of how the band evolved from psychedelic experimentation to minimalist electronic artistry. Beginning with The Noise Made by People, progressing through the acclaimed Haha Sound, and culminating in the intimate Tender Buttons, their discography reflects constant reinvention shaped by shifting lineups and bold creative choices. Later archival releases, collaborations, and demos further highlight their lasting impact on experimental pop. Understanding Broadcast Albums in Order not only honors Trish Keenan’s legacy but also reveals why Broadcast remains one of the most influential and innovative acts in modern electronic music.

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