BleachersBest Bleachers Albums Ranked

Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night

nme

8.0

“Urgency has always been at the core of what Bleachers – the band led by Jack Antonoff, producer to Lorde, Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, and Clairo – do. On their 2014 single ‘I Wanna Get Better’, it came in the form of “standing on an overpass screaming at the cars / ‘I wanna get better’”. On 2017’s ‘Everybody Lost Somebody’, it was Antonoff “trying to get myself back home”, yelping for someone to “”

Gone Now

nme

8.0

“When Jack Antonoff started Bleachers, writing songs in hotel rooms while on tour with fun. he openly admits he didn’t really know what he was doing. Despite that, debut album ‘Strange Desire’’s emotional, open approach and his ability to craft gigantic pop songs made him a cult star. Second album ‘Gone Now’ finds him more experienced, more confident, more in-demand and poised for very big things. ”

Strange Desire

thelineofbestfit

7.5

“Bleachers thrives on 'indie' and 'pop' having stopped functioning as meaningful categories”

everyone for ten minutes

pastemagazine

7.0

“Jack Antonoff produces his most ambitious and unrestrained record to date, but the eclectic bells and whistles still can’t quite shake off his Springsteen-lite affectations.”

everyone for ten minutes

allmusic

7.0

“The band navigates life's dance between joy and grief by adding earthier sounds and candid songwriting to their anthemic style.”

Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night

rollingstone

7.0

“The Top 40 super-producer dreams and strives and displays some serious Springsteen worship as he reaches for his unique vision of pop grandeur.”