The best Electroclash albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 electroclash — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — electroclash
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
David Guetta
7
A pulsating blend of dance-pop anthems and electro-house beats, designed to ignite the dance floor.
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David Guetta
Nothing but the Beat
This album encapsulates Guetta's signature sound, featuring hit tracks that exemplify his mastery of production and collaboration. It's accessible yet impactful, providing an excellent overview of his work.
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Sneaky Sound System
From Here to Anywhere
Upbeat electro-pop grooves intertwine with infectious hooks and vibrant melodies, creating a danceable sonic landscape.
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Benny Benassi
Electroman
A vibrant fusion of electro house and pop, pulsing with infectious grooves and catchy hooks.
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Benny Benassi
Danceaholic
A pulsating blend of electro house and pop that energizes the dance floor with infectious beats and vibrant hooks.
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Scissor Sisters
Night Work
A vibrant fusion of disco beats, electronic grooves, and glam rock flair that electrifies the dance floor.
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Scissor Sisters
Magic Hour
A vibrant blend of disco-infused pop and electroclash, bursting with flamboyant energy and catchy hooks.
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Peaches
Rub
A provocative blend of electroclash beats and bold lyrics, challenging conventions with a playful yet fierce attitude.
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Miss Kittin
Calling from the Stars
A vibrant fusion of techno and electroclash, pulsing with synthetic beats and hypnotic vocals that invite listeners into a digital dreamscape.
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Fischerspooner
Sir
A vibrant fusion of electroclash and pop that pulses with playful energy and introspective lyrics.
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Crystal Castles
III
A haunting blend of distorted synths and ethereal vocals creates a disorienting exploration of emotional turmoil and societal decay.
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Crystal Castles
Amnesty (I)
A disorienting blend of glitchy electronics and haunting vocals that captures a sense of dystopian urgency.
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