The Cinematic OrchestraBest The Cinematic Orchestra Albums Ranked
6.7
Avg Score
12
Opinions
12
Albums
6
Reviewers
Summary from 12 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated The Cinematic Orchestra’s catalog across 12 albums from 12 opinions, with an overall average of 6.7/10. The top-rated The Cinematic Orchestra album is Every Day (2002) with a 8.6/10 average from 1 rating, followed by Ma Fleur and Motion. The discography on Rate.fm spans 1999 to 2022. To Build a Home (feat. Patrick Watson) ranks as the highest-rated The Cinematic Orchestra song on Rate.fm with a 6.0/10 average.
Every Day
“*Every Day*, the Cinematic Orchestra's third full-length release, proves that occasionally it's not what you do that really counts, but whom you do it with. By enlisting new recruits to his Orchestra, Jason Swinscoe has sloughed the derivative mannerisms that marred 1999's *Motion* and 2000's *Remixes 1998-2000*-- where those two albums sounded stiff and crippled by the weight of overt influence, ”
To Believe
“When The Cinematic Orchestra released their last studio album, 2007’s ‘Ma Fleur’, the first iPhone was weeks away from reshaping our relationship to technology, Donald Trump was a mere television personality, and nobody had yet uttered the words ‘Brexit’ or ‘Spotify’. How much has changed in 12 years. The concepts behind ‘To Believe’, the new album from founder Jason Swinscoe and long-time partner”
Motion
“Exciting times, these! So what if the Messiah didn't turn up on the Eve of the New Millennium? What do we need some sandled beardy-weirdy for, anyway? Less than two full months into 2000, we got Primal Scream's Molotov incendiary device, *Exterminator*, which resurrected the emaciated, once-revolutionary specters of the Stooges and the MC5, and stomped dusted-up beats all over them. Brill! The ro”