DisclosureBest Disclosure Albums Ranked

Settle (The Remixes)

pitchfork

9.1

“Settle: The Remixes features Hudson Mohawke, Baauer, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Flume, DJ Premier, Larry Heard, and others remixing tracks from Disclosure's instant classic debut, along with two new originals.”

Alchemy

nme

8.0

“It’s hard to believe a decade has passed since Disclosure altered the course of British electronic music. After bursting onto the scene with 2010 EP ‘Offline Dexterity’ and 2012’s ‘Tenderly/Flow’, the brothers’ 2013 debut album ‘Settle’ transformed them into festival headliners virtually overnight. While DJ Mag described their house and garage sound as the “antithesis to EDM”, the record spawned s”

ENERGY - Single

nme

8.0

“super-mash bros bring back-to-basics dancefloor dynamite”

Alchemy

pitchfork

7.4

“The A-list dance-pop duo returns to the club on a new record that’s fresher and more fun than the brothers have sounded in ages.”

Alchemy

thelineofbestfit

7.0

“Yes, there’s been instrumental EPs and tracks here and there, as well as select samples from eras gone by, but Alchemy is the first full record in which they truly go at it alone. It’s a bold choice for the duo, and a step in a new direction to keep things fresh. However, it raises the question: can they hold their own? After all, that’s how they started, right? The answer to that question lies s”

Caracal (Deluxe)

rollingstone

7.0

“On Disclosure’s breakthrough 2013 debut Settle, the U.K. duo of Howard and Guy Lawrence employed a sample of motivational speaker Eric Thomas, flipping his rhythmic speech into irresistible dance music on “When a Fire Starts to Burn.” Thomas makes a welcome return on Disclosure’s third album Energy, his words used to bring a jolt of positivity to the title track. “If you are alive, I know you ain’”