CSS discography
Brazilian electronic rock group discography
The discography of CSS, a Brazilian electronic rock group formed in São Paulo in 2003, consists of four studio albums, 15 singles and four extended plays.
Studio albums
EPs
Singles
Remixes
Tiny Masters of Today – "Hey Mr. DJ" (2007)
Bitchee Bitchee Ya Ya Ya – "Fuck Friend" (2007)
Lily Allen – "Alfie" (2007)
Tilly and the Wall – "The Freest Man" (2007)
The Wombats – "Kill the Director" (2007)
The Mules – "We're Good People" (2007)
The Little Ones – "Lovers Who Uncover" (2007)
Bonde Do Role – "Office Boy" (2007)
The Cribs – "Men's Needs" (2007)
Loney, Dear – "The City, the Airport" (2007)
Asobi Seksu – "Strawberries" (2007)
Kylie Minogue – "Wow" (2008)
Tetine – "I Go to the Doctor!" (2008)
The B-52's – "Funplex" (2008)
Digitalism – "Pogo" (2008)
Bloc Party – "Mercury" (2008)
Lykke Li – "Little Bit" (2008)
Keane – "The Lovers Are Losing" (2008)
Sia – "Buttons" (2008)
Kings of Leon – "The Bucket" (2009)
Chromeo – "Fancy Footwork" (2009)
Fever Ray – "Seven" (2009)
Faker – "Dangerous" (2011)
GIVERS – "Up Up Up" (2011)
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour – "Heart Attack" (2012)
Gossip – "Move in the Right Direction" (2012)
Emmy the Great – "God of Loneliness" (2012)
Blondfire – "Walking With Giants" (2013)
NONONO – "Pumpin Blood" (2013)
Escort – "Barbarians" (2013)
Oh Land – "Head Up High" (2015)
Covers
Grizzly Bear – "Knife" (2007)
The Breeders – "Cannonball" (2008)
Duran Duran – "Rio" (2016)
Neneh Cherry – "Buffalo Stance (2021)
References
External links
CSS on VYou!
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