Noah KahanBest Noah Kahan Albums Ranked
8.0
Avg Score
110
Opinions
10
Albums
36
Reviewers
Summary from 110 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated Noah Kahan’s catalog across 10 albums from 110 opinions, with an overall average of 8.0/10. The top-rated Noah Kahan album is The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs (2026) with a 9.1/10 average from 10 ratings, followed by The Great Divide and Stick Season (Forever). The discography on Rate.fm spans 2019 to 2026. The Great Divide ranks as the highest-rated Noah Kahan song on Rate.fm with a 8.5/10 average.
The Great Divide
“The singer-songwriter’s impressive new album is about connections we lose and the fight to keep fraying friendships together”
The Great Divide
“The singer-songwriter’s impressive new album is about connections we lose and the fight to keep fraying friendships together”
The Great Divide
“For better or worse, Noah Kahan’s much-anticipated Stick Season follow-up delivers more songs about dead bugs, driving, copper mines, demarcated lines, driving, substance abuse, and cold weather.”
The Great Divide
“I’ve been locked into Noah Kahan’s world since the Stick Season era, so going back to The Great Divide feels like rediscovering the roots of something that’s only gotten more powerful with time. There’s a quieter, more searching energy here, but deeply sincere. You can hear him figuring himself out in real time, leaning into themes of distance, identity, and emotional growing pains. Songs like these hit differently when you already know where he’s headed, because the vulnerability feels even more real. It may not have the refined punch of his later work, but the heart is undeniable.”
The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs
“Wow. I had heard this was just an ok album compared to stick season with no real bangers on it. I am not sure if I could be happier with this. I saved nearly every song on this alto my favorites. So many great lyrics and melodies. Is it possible that Noah Kahn will be one of the greats? Shouldn’t he be already after two stellar albums? That is more than most do in their whole career. ”
Stick Season (Forever)
“An essential expansion to Stick Season’s original release. I love how the tone can shift between utterly depressing to expectantly optimistic, depending on your mood.”