The Weather StationBest The Weather Station Albums Ranked

Ignorance

pitchfork

9.0

“Tamara Lindeman’s songwriting has reached stunning new heights. With a full band supporting her, her new album draws upon the natural world to create unforgettable moments of calm and beauty.”

Ignorance

thelineofbestfit

9.0

“The Weather Station's fifth outing executes a thrilling expansion of the projects sound”

Ignorance

pastemagazine

8.7

“Ignorance, the fifth and best album by The Weather Station, is the kind of album that arrives in the middle of an artist’s discography and marks a clear, penetrating break with everything that came before it. Think The Dreaming, or Kaputt: abrupt stylistic leaps that subvert and explode whatever category the artist previously seemed to occupy. In The Weather Station’s case, that category was folk”

Humanhood

pastemagazine

8.3

“Revisiting Ignorance’s infectious palette and embracing improvisation, Tamara Lindeman overcomes pain and uncertainty to reconnect with herself on her seventh album.”

Humanhood

pitchfork

8.1

“Written in the wake of personal crisis—and in the midst of global upheaval—Tamara Lindeman’s latest album, a lush and stirring tangle of acoustic and electronic textures, searches for meaning in chaos.”

What Am I Going to Do with Everything I Know - EP

pitchfork

8.1

“The Weather Station’s splendid six-song EP finds Tamara Lindeman moving from abject loneliness to impending marriage without ever becoming loud, fast or bothered. She possesses the unwavering patience of Bill Callahan’s later records, delivering every word and worry like she’s pondered it all into acceptance.”