Complete List Of Lush Albums And Songs

Lush Albums

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LUSH STUDIO ALBUMS

“De-Luxe”

Released: March 1991
Label: 4AD/Reprise (PRO-CD-4662)
Format: Radio promo CD
Chart Positions: UK – 14

“De-Luxe” is a radio promo CD, capturing the quintessential shoegaze sound that Lush developed early in their career. This single continued to build the band’s reputation, offering a glimpse into their lush soundscapes and ethereal vocals.

Black Spring

Released: October 7, 1991
Label: 4AD (BAD 1016)
Format: 12″, 7″, CD, cassette
Chart Positions: UK – 43

Black Spring showcases a collection of tracks that emphasize the band’s dream pop and shoegaze roots. This EP includes songs that explore deeper, more textured soundscapes, aligning with the aesthetics of their album Spooky.

“Nothing Natural”

Released: October 29, 1991 (US)
Label: 4AD/Reprise (9 40231-2)
Format: CD
Chart Positions: US – 22

“Nothing Natural” was released primarily in the US, featuring one of the standout tracks from the album Spooky. The single exemplifies the band’s lush production and layered instrumental approach.

“For Love”

Released: December 30, 1991
Label: 4AD (BAD 2001)
Format: 12″, 10″, CD, cassette
Chart Positions: UK – 35, US – 9

“For Love” is one of Lush’s most successful singles, capturing the band at the peak of their pop accessibility. It combines their signature shoegaze sound with more pop-oriented elements, making it a fan favorite.

“Superblast!”

Released: February 1992
Label: 4AD/Reprise (PRO-CD-5471)
Format: Radio promo CD
Chart Positions: –

The radio promo CD for “Superblast!” features one of the more energetic tracks from Spooky, highlighted by its driving guitars and dynamic production.

“Hypocrite”

Released: May 30, 1994
Label: 4AD (BAD 4008)
Format: 12″, 7″, CD
Chart Positions: UK – 52

“Hypocrite” is a single from the album Split, showcasing a grittier edge to Lush’s music. This release further explores themes of disillusionment and introspection, wrapped in the band’s evolving sound.

“Desire Lines”

Released: May 30, 1994
Label: 4AD (BAD 4010)
Format: 12″, 7″, CD
Chart Positions: UK – 60

“Desire Lines” continues to display Lush’s talent for creating textured, melancholic soundscapes, making it a critical piece of their discography during the Split era.

“Single Girl”

Released: January 8, 1996
Label: 4AD (BAD 6001)
Format: 7″, CD
Chart Positions: UK – 21

“Single Girl” marks a significant point in Lush’s career, with its catchy melody and lyrical sharpness reflecting the Britpop influence prevalent at the time.

“Ladykillers”

Released: February 26, 1996
Label: 4AD (BAD 6002)
Format: 7″, CD
Chart Positions: UK – 22, US – 18

“Ladykillers” is another example of Lush’s successful integration into the Britpop scene, featuring vibrant lyrics and a compelling hook that made it a hit on both sides of the Atlantic.

“500 (Shake Baby Shake)”

Released: July 15, 1996
Label: 4AD (BAD 6009)
Format: 7″, CD
Chart Positions: UK – 21

This single features a lively track from Lovelife, encapsulating the energetic and pop-sensible direction Lush embraced in their later years.

Blind Spot

Released: April 15, 2016
Label: Edamame (BEAN-01 CD)
Format: 10″, CD
Chart Positions: –

Blind Spot marks a significant return for Lush after their long hiatus, offering a matured sound that blends their early shoegaze with more refined, dreamy pop elements.

Live at KCRW – Morning Becomes Eclectic

Released: November 28, 2016
Label: Thoughtforms (TFCD0001)
Format: CD (limited release)

This rare live recording captures Lush’s performance at KCRW, featuring a setlist that spans their entire career, delivered with the depth and nuance that only a live performance can provide.

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