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Explosions in the Sky

Explosions in the Sky’s albums, ranked by what the critics we trust thought of each one. 4 have a B-Side Breakdown, averaging 78 (C+). See the discography in release order.

Explosions in the Sky albums ranked

Best to worst by B-Side Breakdown.

  1. 1. The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place (2003): 81 B-
  2. 2. Take Care, Take Care, Take Care (2011): 80 B-
  3. 3. All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone (2007): 79 C+
  4. 4. How Strange, Innocence (2000): 70 C-

Explosions in the Sky discography, in release order

The earliest here70How Strange, Innocence, 2000The critics' favorite81The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place, 2003The latest80Take Care, Take Care, Take Care, 2011. 10 points above How Strange, Innocence.

The career, by Breakdown

Every Explosions in the Sky album with a B-Side Breakdown, in release order. Above the dashed line, most critics liked it.

6010075likedHow Strange, Innocence (2000): 70702000The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place (2003): 81812003All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone (2007): 79792007Take Care, Take Care, Take Care (2011): 80802011

Every Explosions in the Sky studio album, oldest first. 2 don't have a Breakdown yet; each gets one once three critics' reviews turn up.

  1. 2000Album cover for How Strange, Innocence by Explosions in the SkyHow Strange, Innocence70 C-
  2. 2001Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live ForeverNo Breakdown yet
  3. 2003Album cover for The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place by Explosions in the SkyThe Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place81 B-
  4. 2007Album cover for All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone by Explosions in the SkyAll of a Sudden I Miss Everyone79 C+
  5. 2011Album cover for Take Care, Take Care, Take Care by Explosions in the SkyTake Care, Take Care, Take Care80 B-
  6. 2016The WildernessNo Breakdown yet

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