Hot Chip’s Joy In Repetition is more than a greatest hits album, it’s a living document of a band who’ve spent the last 20 years threading together the emotional spectrum of dance music. From their DIY beginnings to international festival stages, the UK electro outfit has consistently balanced euphoria and melancholy, pairing stone-cold bangers with tender introspection.

This collection gathers the anthems that defined them: the sharp pulse of “Over and Over,” the buoyant hook of “Ready for the Floor,” the soaring release of “I Feel Better,” and of course the hypnotic sprawl of “Boy From School.” But it also makes space for the fragile beauty of “Boy From School,” “Look at Where We Are,” and “Melody of Love.” Together, these tracks chart an evolution that feels both deeply human and perpetually in motion.

The album’s title nods to Prince and their own mantra: repetition as a source of joy. That philosophy peaks on “Devotion,” the brand-new closer, which refracts psych-pop warmth through their ever-curious lens. It’s a song about sticking together, about returning to the groove over and over… like a monkey with a miniature cymbal, right?

Joy In Repetition isn’t nostalgia—it’s proof that Hot Chip’s devotion to their craft remains their most irresistible hook of all.