List of songs recorded by Bloc Party

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The English indie rock band Bloc Party has recorded 125 songs to date during its quarter-century career. The band has recorded six studio albums, spanning from Silent Alarm (2005) up to its most recent, 2022's Alpha Games . They have also released four extended plays, spanning from Bloc Party (2004) to The High Life (2023). Bloc Party is known for its prolific recording output throughout 2004 to 2007 and their subsequent fondness for bonus tracks and B-sides; [1] approximately a quarter of the band's recordings cannot be found on a standard release album or EP.

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Songs released by the original quartet of Kele Okereke, Russell Lissack, Gordon Moakes and Matt Tong are credited simply to "Bloc Party"; this practice concluded following that lineup's final release, 2013's The Nextwave Sessions . [2] Future releases credit each of the individual songwriters, including Louise Bartle, Justin Harris, Daniel Pugsley and Harry Deacon.

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‡Song released as a single
†Song not written by members of Bloc Party
#Song originally released as a B-side or bonus track
Name of song, writer(s), producer(s), original release, and year of release
SongWriter(s)Producer(s)Original releaseYearRef(s)
"3x3" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Acting Out" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games
(Deluxe edition)		2022 [4]
"Always New Depths" # Bloc Party Paul EpworthNon-album single
(B-side to "Helicopter")		2004 [5]
"Ares" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Atonement" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(US iTunes pre-order edition)		2007 [a] [7]
"Banquet" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Bloc Party 2004 [8]
"Better Than Heaven" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Biko" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Black Crown" # Bloc Party Alex Newport Four
(Digital bonus track edition)		2012 [9]
"Blue" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Daniel Pugsley		Charlie AndrewThe High Life2023 [10]
"Blue Light" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"By Any Means Necessary" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Cain Said to Abel" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(US iTunes edition)		2007 [a] [13]
"Callum Is a Snake" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Cavaliers and Roundheads" # Bloc Party Bloc Party
Justin Underhill		Non-album single
(B-side to "Hunting for Witches")		2007 [a] [14]
"Children of the Future" Bloc Party Bloc Party The Nextwave Sessions 2013 [2]
"Coliseum" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Compliments" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Day Drinker" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Day Four" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Different Drugs" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"Eden" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns
(Deluxe edition)		2016 [15]
"Emma Kate's Accident" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(Best Buy exclusive edition)		2007 [a] [16]
"England" # Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City
(Japanese edition)		2007 [a] [17]
"Evening Song" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns
(Deluxe edition)		2016 [15]
"Every Time Is the Last Time" # Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm
(Pregap track)		2005 [18]
"Exes" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"Flirting Again" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Harry Deacon		Charlie AndrewNon-album single2024 [19]
"Flux" ‡ Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City
(Re-released CD edition)		2007 [20]
"Fortress" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"French Exit" Bloc Party Bloc Party The Nextwave Sessions 2013 [2]
"Halo" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Helicopter" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Little Thoughts 2004 [21]
"Hero" # Bloc Party Paul EpworthNon-album single
(B-side to "Two More Years")		2005 [22]
"High Life" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Daniel Pugsley		Charlie AndrewThe High Life2023 [10]
"Hunting for Witches" ‡ Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"Idea for a Story" # Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy
(North American CD edition)		2008 [24]
"If We Get Caught" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"In Situ" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Into the Earth" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"Ion Square" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy 2008 [6]
"I Still Remember" ‡ Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"Keep It Rolling"
(with KennyHoopla)‡		 Kele Okereke
Kenneth Beasley
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Daniel Pugsley
Gethin Pearson		Charlie Andrew
Gethin Pearson		The High Life2023 [10]
"Kettling" ‡ Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Kreuzberg" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"Leaf Skeleton" # Bloc Party Alex Newport Four
(Japanese edition)		2012 [25]
"Lean" # Bloc Party Alex Newport Four
(Amazon MP3 edition)		2012 [26]
"Letter to My Son" # Bloc Party Paul Epworth Intimacy
(Deluxe edition)		2008 [6]
"Like Eating Glass" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Little Thoughts" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Little Thoughts 2004 [21]
"Living Lux" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"Luno" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Mean" # Bloc Party Alex Newport Four
(Japanese edition)		2012 [25]
"Mercury" ‡ Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Montreal" Bloc Party Bloc Party The Nextwave Sessions 2013 [2]
"My True Name" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"New Blood" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns
(Deluxe edition)		2016 [15]
"Obscene" Bloc Party Dan Carey The Nextwave Sessions 2013 [2]
"Octopus" ‡ Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Of Things Yet to Come" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"On" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"One Month Off" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Intimacy 2008 [6]
"One More Chance" ‡ Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy
(Re-released edition)		2009 [27]
"Only He Can Heal Me" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"Paraíso" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns
(Deluxe edition)		2016 [15]
"Plans" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Positive Tension" ‡ [b] Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Price of Gas" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Ratchet" ‡ Bloc Party Dan Carey The Nextwave Sessions 2013 [2]
"Real Talk" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Alex Newport Four 2016 [15]
"Rhododendrons" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(US eMusic edition)		2007 [a] [28]
"Rough Justice" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Say It Right"
(cover) †		 Nelly Furtado
Tim Mosley
Nate Hills 		Radio 1's Live Lounge: Vol. 2 2007 [29]
"Secrets" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(Target exclusive edition)		2007 [a] [30]
"Selfish Son" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(Rhapsody edition)		2007 [a] [31]
"Sex Magik" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"She's Hearing Voices" ‡ Bloc Party Bloc Party (EP);
Paul Epworth (album)		 Bloc Party 2004 [8]
"Signs" ‡ [c] Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Skeleton" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Little Thoughts 2004 [21]
"So He Begins to Lie" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"So Here We Are" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Song for Clay (Disappear Here)" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"So Real" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Justin Harris		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"SRXT" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"Staying Fat" ‡ [d] Bloc Party Bloc Party
Mark Aubrey
Scott McCormick		 Bloc Party 2004 [8]
"Storm and Stress" ‡ [e] Bloc Party Bloc Party
Mark Aubrey
Scott McCormick		 Little Thoughts 2004 [21]
"Straight Thru Cru" # Bloc Party Alex Newport Four
(Japanese edition)		2012 [25]
"Strut" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games
(Deluxe edition)		2022 [4]
"Stunt Queen" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Charlie AndrewNon-album single2016 [32]
"Sunday" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"Talons" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Team A" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"The Answer" Bloc Party
Liz Neumayr		Bloc Party Bloc Party 2004 [8]
"The Blood Moon" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Daniel Pugsley		Charlie AndrewThe High Life2023 [10]
"The Girls Are Fighting" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"The God Vibration" #Russell LissackTim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns
(Vinyl edition; hidden track)		2016 [33]
"The Good News" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"The Healing" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"The Love Within" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"The Marshals Are Dead" ‡ [b] Bloc Party Bloc Party (EP);
Paul Epworth (single)		 Bloc Party 2004 [8]
"The Once and Future King" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(Target exclusive edition)		2007 [a] [30]
"The Peace Offering" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"The Pioneers" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"The Prayer" ‡ Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"The Present" Bloc Party Ben Hillier Help!: A Day in the Life 2005 [34]
"The Robot and the Psychonaut" # Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games
(Deluxe edition)		2022 [4]
"This Modern Love" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm 2005 [11]
"Traps" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Trojan Horse" Bloc Party Paul Epworth Intimacy 2008 [6]
"Truth" ‡ Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Tulips" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Little Thoughts 2004 [21]
"Two More Years" ‡ Bloc Party Paul Epworth Silent Alarm
(Re-released edition)		2005 [22]
"Uniform" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"V.A.L.I.S." ‡ Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"Version 2.0" # Bloc Party Eliot James A Weekend in the City
(Best Buy exclusive edition)		2007 [a] [16]
"Virtue" ‡ Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack		Tim Bran
Roy Kerr		 Hymns 2016 [15]
"Vision of Heaven" # Bloc Party Eliot JamesNon-album release
(PureVolume promotional track)		2007 [f] [35]
"Waiting for the 7.18" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"We Are Not Good People" Bloc Party Alex Newport Four 2012 [3]
"We Were Lovers" # Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City
(Japanese edition)		2007 [a] [17]
"Where Is Home?" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee A Weekend in the City 2007 [23]
"X-Cutioner's Song" # Bloc Party Bloc Party The Nextwave Sessions
(iTunes bonus track edition)		2013 [36]
"Your Visits Are Getting Shorter" # Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy
(Deluxe edition)		2008 [6]
"You Should Know the Truth" Kele Okereke
Russell Lissack
Louise Bartle
Justin Harris		Nick Launay
Adam Greenspan		 Alpha Games 2022 [12]
"Zephyrus" Bloc Party Jacknife Lee Intimacy 2008 [6]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Re-released in 2024 as part of the A Weekend in the City B-Sides compilation album.
  2. 1 2 Released as a double A-side with "So Here We Are" in some formats.
  3. ↑ The Armand van Helden remix of "Signs" was specifically released as a single; the album version was included on some promotional copies.
  4. ↑ Released as a double A-side with "Banquet" in some formats.
  5. ↑ Released as a double A-side with "Little Thoughts" in some formats.
  6. ↑ Included on a dedicated release for the first time in 2024 as part of the A Weekend in the City B-Sides compilation album.

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