Todd SniderBest Todd Snider Albums Ranked

East Nashville Skyline

pitchfork

8.0

“Veteran singer-songwriter Snider's new album is about the music industry itself-- almost every song is about some other song or some other singer.”

Aimless Records Presents: Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables (Purple Version)

rollingstone

7.0

“Alternative title: Occupy Nashville. Todd Snider’s latest is the sharpest musical response yet to the excesses of the one percent: hilarious, infuriated broadsides about economic injustice delivered in Snider’s stoner drawl over twangy roots rock. "In the Beginning" is a retelling of the Genesis story as a parable of the economic downturn; "New York Banker" […]”

Live: Return of the Storyteller

rollingstone

7.0

“Todd Snider decided to quit his high school football team during his first mushroom trip; years later, he got conned by someone impersonating a NASCAR driver and found himself fronting a country cover band after a drunk woman knocked the original singer on his ass. It’s all there on The Storyteller, the populist folkie’s career-spanning […]”

Cash Cabin Sessions, Vol. 3

pastemagazine

6.8

“Todd Snider is a born subversive. At his best, he’s a droll, conversational lyricist with a keen eye for oddball details, and he can switch between ridiculous and affecting with a subtle edge so well honed it leaves you in tatters before you know what happened. He demonstrates on “Working on a Song,” the opening number on his latest album. As he picks out a melody on acoustic guitar and describes ”

First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder

rollingstone

6.0

“The iconoclastic Nashville singer-songwriter is at his best here when he confronts chaos head-on.”