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Fluke discography | |
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Studio albums | 5 |
Live albums | 1 |
Compilation albums | 3 |
Singles | 22 |
The discography of English electronic music group Fluke consists of five studio albums, one live album, three compilation albums, a white label promo album, twenty-two singles; of which eighteen were released on label and seven are white label and/or promotional only singles.
The discography also lists remixes that the group as produced for other artists and music released by the group under the alias The Lucky Monkeys. Releases by other groups that also involve Fluke (2 Bit Pie, Beauty School and Syntax) are listed on their individual pages.
The following is a list of all albums by Fluke, sorted into albums released on label, live albums and white label/promotional albums. The right-hand column of this section lists all of the albums chronologically.
Studio albums released on label
Live albums
Compilation albums
White label/Promotional only albums
| Albums listed chronologically
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The following is a list of all singles by Fluke, sorted into singles released on label and White Label/Promotional singles. There are some overlaps between the two categories where singles were released only promotionally but not on white label. The right-hand column of this section lists all of the singles chronologically.
Singles released on label
White label/Promotional only singles
| Singles listed chronologically
RemixesThis is a list of remixes that Fluke have produced for other artists.
Aliases and related artistsDiscographies of bands who; contain all members of Fluke, contain any of the members of Fluke or are Fluke under a different name. 2 Bit PieBeauty SchoolThe Lucky Monkeys
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