Hooverphonic Discography |link|

If you want to tackle the full Hooverphonic discography in order, here is the essential list:

In 2010, Hooverphonic found its most dynamic frontwoman since Arnaert: Luka Cruysberghs, a powerhouse vocalist with a soulful rasp and theatrical presence. The resulting album, The Night Before (2010), was a triumphant reset. Re-embracing electronics and cinematic drama, the album produced their biggest European hit in years, “The Night Before,” a propulsive, dark-wave anthem. Tracks like “Anger Never Dies” and “Heartbroken” showcased Cruysberghs’s ability to convey both vulnerability and strength, while Callier’s production was crisp and modern. The album felt like a band reborn.

But don’t sleep on the rest of the album. “Jackie Cane” is a tragic, waltz-time story of a fading starlet. “Vinegar & Salt” is percolating, paranoid trip-hop. “Frosted Flake Wood” is pure psychedelic folk. This album is the definition of a band hitting their peak.