Complete List Of Broods Albums And Songs

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This Complete List Of Broods Albums And Songs presents the studio-album discography of the New Zealand sibling duo. Broods was formed in early 2013 by Georgia Nott and Caleb Nott after the pair had already spent years making music together, including time in the Nelson band The Peasants. The duo comes from Nelson, New Zealand, with Georgia handling lead vocals and Caleb contributing production, instrumentation, and backing vocals. The four studio albums below are presented in chronological order with their original release years and standard track listings.

BROODS STUDIO ALBUMS

Evergreen (2014)

Released August 22, 2014

Evergreen was Broods’ debut studio album and introduced the duo’s atmospheric electropop sound on a full-length record. Joel Little produced the album, continuing the partnership that had already helped define early songs such as “Bridges.” Georgia Nott’s layered vocals and Caleb Nott’s electronic production give the album a moody but highly melodic character. Songs including “Mother & Father,” “Bridges,” “L.A.F.,” and “Four Walls” helped establish Broods well beyond New Zealand. The standard edition contains eleven tracks and remains the foundation of the duo’s studio catalog.

CD Track Listing:

“Mother & Father” – 3:07
“Everytime” – 3:41
“Killing You” – 3:33
“Bridges” – 3:11
“L.A.F.” – 2:47
“Never Gonna Change” – 4:12
“Sober” – 4:02
“Medicine” – 4:42
“Evergreen” – 4:27
“Four Walls” – 3:28
“Superstar” – 3:46

Conscious (2016)

Released June 24, 2016

Conscious expanded Broods’ sound with bigger pop arrangements while keeping the emotional focus of the debut. Joel Little remained an important collaborator, with additional production contributions from Alex Hope and Captain Cuts across the album. “Free” opens the record with a sharper electronic edge, while “Heartlines” was co-written with Lorde and became one of the album’s best-known songs. Tove Lo appears on “Freak of Nature,” giving the record one of its most prominent guest collaborations. The standard edition contains thirteen tracks and marked another major step in the duo’s international career.

CD Track Listing:

“Free” – 3:43
“We Had Everything” – 3:23
“Are You Home?” – 4:02
“Heartlines” – 3:17
“Hold the Line” – 3:33
“Freak of Nature” (featuring Tove Lo) – 4:00
“All of Your Glory” – 3:02
“Recovery” – 3:58
“Couldn’t Believe” – 4:04
“Full Blown Love” – 3:30
“Worth the Fight” – 4:03
“Bedroom Door” – 3:36
“Conscious” – 4:00

Don’t Feed the Pop Monster (2019)

Released February 1, 2019

Don’t Feed the Pop Monster was Broods’ third studio album and found Georgia and Caleb Nott pushing beyond the darker electronic atmosphere of their first two records. The album embraces brighter pop textures without losing the introspective writing that had become central to the duo’s identity. “Peach,” “Hospitalized,” “Falling Apart,” and “Everything Goes (Wow)” show how freely Broods moved between electronic pop, indie pop, and more organic arrangements. Caleb takes the lead vocal on “Too Proud,” giving the album a rare change in the duo’s usual vocal balance. The standard edition contains twelve tracks and remains one of Broods’ most stylistically varied releases.

CD Track Listing:

“Sucker” – 3:57
“Why Do You Believe Me?” – 3:41
“Peach” – 4:15
“Falling Apart” – 4:21
“Everytime You Go” – 4:59
“Dust” – 4:02
“Too Proud” – 3:09
“To Belong” – 5:46
“Old Dog” – 3:42
“Hospitalized” – 2:56
“Everything Goes (Wow)” – 3:24
“Life After” – 2:50

Space Island (2022)

Released February 18, 2022

Space Island is Broods’ fourth studio album and turns heartbreak and grief into a compact science-fiction-inspired pop world. Georgia Nott wrote much of the album while processing the end of her marriage, while Caleb Nott helped shape its spacious electronic production. “Piece of My Mind,” “Heartbreak,” and “Distance and Drugs” bring some of the record’s strongest rhythmic moments, while “Like a Woman” and “Gaslight” move into more exposed territory. Tove Lo returns as a guest on “I Keep,” adding another voice to the album’s emotional center. The standard edition contains ten tracks and closes with “If You Fall in Love.”