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Parachutes by Coldplay was a really good kind of alt-indie-pop album. Much more stripped down than the rest of their catalog. Everything since then has either been overproduced or soulless.
If you want more chill, brooding, melancholy stuff — songs that sound about right for a band that named itself "Coldplay" — there are two EPs and a handful of B-sides from before Parachutes that are relatively unknown and have the same vibe.
Got any names for those eps or b sides?
EPs are Safety, The Blue Room and Brothers and Sisters, while the B-sides come from the better-known Parachutes singles Trouble, Yellow and Shiver. Some specific track picks I'd point to are "Easy to Please," "Bigger Stronger" and "Only Superstition."