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7.6

Avg Score

16

Opinions

5

Albums

7

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Summary from 16 ratings

On Wavelength, fans have rated John Grant's catalog across 5 albums from 16 opinions, with an overall average of 7.6/10. The top-rated John Grant album is The Art of the Lie (2024) with a 8.2/10 average from 3 ratings, followed by Boy From Michigan and Love Is Magic. The discography on Wavelength spans 2013 to 2024.

The Art of the Lie

The Art of the Lie

thelineofbestfit
8.0

The Art Of The Lie is a rich and satisfying return from John Grant

Boy From Michigan

Boy From Michigan

nme
8.0

‘Boy From Michigan’ opens with a psychedelic buzz of synths, then settles into a slick smooth jazz groove. John Grant begins the title track with a collage of small-town American vignettes: his mother sewing clothes; visits to apple farms; summer trips to the park. There’s a hint of simmering menace to it all – he recalls the terror of hearing about a neighbour’s narrow escape from a car crash – b

Boy From Michigan

Boy From Michigan

thelineofbestfit
8.0

John Grant's Boy From Michigan is intense, bizarre, and wonderfully playful

Love Is Magic

Love Is Magic

nme
8.0

An epic of squelching synthesisers and breathlessly far-ranging lyrics – touching on everything from broccoli and cheese to ISIS – John Grant’s fourth solo album, ‘Love Is Magic’ leaves nothing untouched. An often absurd search for meaning in a world jammed full of white noise, violence and distraction, the prevailing message beneath the onslaught is a simple one: “Love is magic, whether you like

Love Is Magic

Love Is Magic

thelineofbestfit
8.0

John Grant returns with the brave, compelling Love Is Magic

Boy From Michigan

Boy From Michigan

loudandquiet
7.0

“Forty years later,” John Grant is crooning in that stately, oak-aged baritone, “and I’m still trying to run.” In the decade since his remarkable solo debut Queen of Denmark, Grant has sketched out the legacies of trauma – of running away and running to – across five records that burrowed from lush ’70s orchestration to more throbbing, nocturnal comedown colours. What we have here is more of the l

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