Hot Chip discography
Wikimedia band discography
English synth-pop band Hot Chip have released eight studio albums, eight extended plays, two mix albums, two compilation albums, 29 singles, five promotional singles and 24 music videos.
Albums
Studio albums
Compilation albums
Mix albums
Extended plays
Singles
As lead artist
Promotional singles
Guest appearances
Remixes
2004: "Biting Tongues" by Faultline
2004: "Where I Belong" by Sia
2004: "Take Your Mama" by Scissor Sisters
2004: "Ladyflash" by The Go! Team
2004: "Perspective" by Kevin Mark Trail
2004: "TKO" by Le Tigre
2004: "Like It or Leave It" by Chikinki
2005: "Bootprints" by King Creosote
2005: "Destroy Everything You Touch" by Ladytron
2005: "Do As You Please" by Diefenbach
2005: "Do the Whirlwind" by Architecture in Helsinki
2005: "U.R.A.Q.T." by M.I.A.
2005: "Easy/Lucky/Free" by Bright Eyes
2005: "Multiply" by Jamie Lidell
2005: "Passer By" by Mattafix
2005: "Roxxy" by Brooks
2005: "Voodoo" by Chungking
2006: "Kids with Guns" by Gorillaz
2006: "Kindling for the Master" by Stephen Malkmus
2006: "Launch Yourself" by Adem
2006: "Nothing's Gonna Change Your Mind" by Badly Drawn Boy
2006: "Rehab" by Amy Winehouse
2006: "Right Where You Are" by Amp Fiddler
2006: "Slowly" by Max Sedgley
2006: "Steppin Out" by Lo-Fi-Fnk
2006: "Tendency" by Battle
2006: "Tetanus Crisis" by Dondolo
2006: "Walking Machine" by Revl9n
2006: "Arm In Arm" by The Boggs
2006: "Darko" by Booka Shade
2006: "My Patch" by Jim Noir
2006: "Who Needs Actions When You Got Words" by Plan B
2006: "Let's Make Love and Listen to Death from Above" by CSS
2006: "Enemies Like This" by Radio 4
2006: "War of the Worlds" by Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly
2007: "In the Morning" by Junior Boys
2007: "Mouthwash" by Kate Nash
2007: "Gabriel Prokofiev's String Quartet No. 1: III" by The Elysian Quartet
2007: "Girls & Boys in Love" by The Rumble Strips
2007: "I'm Free" by The Rolling Stones
2007: "No Stoppin" by M.A.N.D.Y.
2007: "I'm Designer" by Queens of the Stone Age
2007: "Must Be the Moon" by !!!
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