Many thanks to everyone who recently voted for their favorite Erasure albums as part of Albumism’s readers’ poll series! Check out the consensus results & rankings below and stay tuned for our next readers’ poll coming soon.

Albumism Readers’ Poll Results (1,703 Total Votes):

#1 | The Innocents | 1988 | 313 votes (18% of total)

#2 | Chorus | 1991 | 273 votes (16% of total)

#3 | Wild! | 1989 | 252 votes (15% of total)

#4 | The Circus | 1987 | 208 votes (12% of total)

#5 | Erasure | 1995 | 153 votes (9% of total) | Read More

#6 | I Say I Say I Say | 1994 | 119 votes (7% of total)

#7 | Nightbird | 2005 | 94 votes (6% of total)

#8 | The Neon | 2020 | 70 votes (4% of total)

#9 | Cowboy | 1997 | 54 votes (3% of total)

#10 | Wonderland | 1986 | 46 votes (3% of total) | Read More

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