Arcade FireBest Arcade Fire Albums Ranked
8.1
Avg Score
68
Opinions
8
Albums
22
Reviewers
Summary from 68 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated Arcade Fire's catalog across 8 albums from 68 opinions, with an overall average of 8.1/10. The top-rated Arcade Fire album is Funeral (2004) with a 9.0/10 average from 8 ratings, followed by The Suburbs and Reflektor. The discography on Wavelength spans 2003 to 2025. Reflektor ranks as the highest-rated Arcade Fire song on Wavelength with a 9.1/10 average.
Reflektor
Reflektor
Rebellion (Lies)
Funeral
Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)
Funeral
Wake Up
Funeral
Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
The Suburbs
Neighborhood #2 (Laika)
Funeral
Everything Now
“Arcade Fire have spent a career making a virtue of their own pomposity. Since 2004 debut ‘Funeral’, they’ve been unafraid to wrestle with big ideas that most bands wouldn’t touch with a barge pole. If it sometimes appears as though they believe society’s ills can be solved, or at least diagnosed, through the medium of grandiose art-rock records, you nonetheless have to admire their conviction that”
Funeral
“Ours is a generation overwhelmed by frustration, unrest, dread, and tragedy. Fear is wholly pervasive in American society, but we manage nonetheless to build our defenses in subtle ways-- we scoff at arbitrary, color-coded "threat" levels; we receive our information from comedians and laugh at politicians. Upon the turn of the 21st century, we have come to know our isolation well. Our self-imposed”
Reflektor
“Arcade Fire's lush, imaginative 85-minute fourth album is a triumph, but not a victory lap; the band never sounds content enough for that. Instead, Reflektor is an anxious, occasionally downright paranoid album that asks big, barbed questions aimed not just at the man who may or may not be upstairs, but the more terrestrial gods of rock history, too.”
WE
“All the facets of Arcade Fire's 20-year career synchronise on WE”
Reflektor
“"If this is heaven/I need something more," Win Butler and Régine Chassagne, Arcade Fire's founding singers, declare in close, almost whispered harmony as the opening title song of their band's extraordinary new album goes into high gear. "Reflektor" is seven and a half busy minutes of art and party. Over a strident-disco hybrid of the Rolling Stones' "Miss You" and Yoko Ono's "Walking on Thin Ice”
The Suburbs
“On their third LP, Arcade Fire prove they can make grand statements without sounding like they're carrying the weight of the world.”
Reflektor
“Critics may argue but this is Arcade Fire’s best album. Making bold statements at its time of release, it is still such a legendary record. Literally almost no skips. The band truly peaked in this era. They write about being the outcasts in society and coping with life and death and sacrifice in the name of your beliefs, even selling your soul for them.”
The Suburbs
“Favorito de toda la vida para cuado quiero reconectar con mi yo que estudiaba artes y no se preocupaba por nada más”
Reflektor
“Some absolute bangers. But it really is too long”
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