List of chamber pop albums

The following is a list of chamber pop albums in release order. It may include EPs and non-studio albums.

TitleArtistRelease dateRef.
The Beach Boys Today!the Beach Boys8 March 1965[1]
Pet Soundsthe Beach Boys16 May 1966[2]
Odessey and Oraclethe Zombies19 April 1968[3]
Paris 1919John Cale25 February 1973[4]
SkylarkingXTC27 October 1986[5]
Out of TimeR.E.M.12 March 1991[6]
Automatic for the PeopleR.E.M.5 October 1992[7]
TindersticksTindersticks11 October 1993[8]
Promenadethe Divine Comedy28 March 1994[9]
CardinalCardinalNovember 1994[10]
Hawaiithe High Llamas25 March 1996[11]
TidalFiona Apple23 July 1996[12]
If You're Feeling SinisterBelle and Sebastian18 November 1996[13]
Fin de Sièclethe Divine Comedy31 August 1998[14]
Deserter's SongsMercury Rev29 September 1998[15]
Apple Venus Volume 1XTC2 March 1999[16]
NixonLambchop7 February 2000[17]
Fevers and MirrorsBright Eyes29 May 2000[18]
SomnambulistaBrazzaville2001[19]
Lil' BeethovenSparks26 November 2002[20]
Absent Friendsthe Divine Comedy29 March 2004[21]
FuneralArcade Fire14 September 2004[22]
I Am a Bird NowAntony and the Johnsons1 February 2005[23]
Illinois Sufjan Stevens 5 July 2005 [24]
CentralismoSore15 July 2005[25]
JollityPugwash23 September 2005[26]
23Blonde Redhead10 April 2007[27]
Vampire WeekendVampire Weekend29 January 2008[28]
The SingerTeitur LassenFebruary 2008
Eleven Modern AntiquitiesPugwash21 March 2008[29]
Ports of LimaSore24 April 2008[30]
VeckatimestGrizzly Bear26 May 2009[31]
All We GrowS. Carey24 August 2010[32]
Bon Iver, Bon IverBon Iver17 June 2011[33]
The Olympus SoundPugwash19 August 2011[34]
50 Words for SnowKate Bush21 November 2011[35]
LushMitski31 January 2012[36]
~iamthemorning27 April 2012[37]
Modern Vampires of the CityVampire Weekend14 May 2013[38]
Miscellanyiamthemorning1 January 2014[39]
Range of LightS. Carey1 April 2014[40]
Belightediamthemorning15 September 2014[41]
Natalie PrassNatalie Prass27 January 2015[42]
So ThereBen Folds11 September 2015[43]
Have You in My WildernessJulia Holter25 September 2015[44]
From the House of Artsiamthemorning23 October 2015[45]
Your HandsBahngbek28 December 2015[46]
CommontimeField Music5 February 2016[47]
GrasqueChoir of Young Believers19 February 2016[48]
Lighthouseiamthemorning1 April 2016[49]
HippopotamusSparks8 September 2017[50]
Open HereField Music2 February 2018[51]
Titanic RisingWeyes Blood5 April 2019[52]
The Weight of the SunModern Studies8 May 2020[53]
FolkloreTaylor Swift24 July 2020[54]
EvermoreTaylor Swift11 December 2020[55]
OK HumanWeezer29 January 2021[56]
Ocean to OceanTori Amos29 October 2021[57]
MadisonSloppy Jane5 November 2021[58]
Once Twice MelodyBeach House18 February 2022[59]
Ugly SeasonPerfume Genius17 June 2022[60]
Long Is the TunnelDaneshevskaya10 November 2023[61]
The Tortured Poets DepartmentTaylor Swift19 April 2024[62]
Lives OutgrownBeth Gibbons17 May 2024[63]

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