The Canadian rock band Alvvays has recorded songs for three studio albums, as well as one extended play. This list comprises the band's recorded catalog, which consists of 37 songs.
The Canadian rock band Alvvays has recorded songs for three studio albums, as well as one extended play. This list comprises the band's recorded catalog, which consists of 37 songs.
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| Song | Year | Album | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Adult Diversion" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "After the Earthquake" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "The Agency Group" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Already Gone" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Archie, Marry Me" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Atop a Cake" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Belinda Says" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Bored In Bristol" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Dives" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Dreams Tonite" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Easy On Your Own?" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Echolalia" | 2018 | Antisocialites B-Sides | [4] |
| "Forget About Life" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Fourth Figure" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Hey" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "In Undertow" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Lollipop (Ode to Jim)" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Lottery Noises" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Many Mirrors" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Next of Kin" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Not My Baby" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Ones Who Love You" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Party Police" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Pecking Order" | 2018 | Antisocialites B-Sides | [4] |
| "Pharmacist" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Plimsoll Punks" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Pomeranian Spinster" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Pressed" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Red Planet" | 2014 | Alvvays | [1] |
| "Saved by a Waif" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
| "Supine Equine" | 2018 | Antisocialites B-Sides | [4] |
| "Tile By Tile" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Tom Verlaine" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Underneath Us" | 2014 | Alvvays | [5] |
| "Velveteen" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Very Online Guy" | 2022 | Blue Rev | [2] |
| "Your Type" | 2017 | Antisocialites | [3] |
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