The FeeliesBest The Feelies Albums Ranked

Crazy Rhythms (Bonus Track Version)

pitchfork

9.1

“Three-chord punk boiled down to two-chord devotionals, these two amazing Feelies records are back, and both are worth a lot of your time.”

In Between

pitchfork

8.0

“The new Feelies album is both mellow and intense in ways only the New Jersey band can pull off. With the increased use of acoustic guitar, it feels like a spiritual sequel to 1986’s The Good Earth.”

Some Kinda Love: Performing the Music of the Velvet Underground

pitchfork

7.7

“The indie rockers pay tribute to their heroes with a love and abandon that can only come from living with these songs for decades.”

Only Life

pitchfork

7.6

“These reissues from the Feelies train a new lens on the band's late middle period, when they honed their caffeinated energy, settling gracefully into their signature sound.”

Here Before

pitchfork

7.5

“The Feelies' first LP in 20 years finds them with nothing to prove as they mine the pastoral power-pop of their post-Crazy Rhythms career.”

Here Before

rollingstone

7.0

“Last year, Asheville, North Carolina’s Wednesday put out a collection of cover songs called Mowing the Leaves Instead of Piling ‘em Up. Not only was it the best lawn-care referencing release by a North Carolina band since Superchunk’s classic 1992 single “Mower,” it also served as a killer distillation of Wednesday’s own unique strain of downhome indie-rock. The tracklist had Nineties shoegaze (Me”