Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & LowellCarrie & Lowell, his first album in almost 5 years, has been called The best record Sufjan Stevens has ever made by The Guardian. It is somewhat of a return to the sparse, pared back sounds of Seven Swans and, whilst it sound like a memory, it does not trade on pastiche or nostalgia. Each song begins with a fragile melody that gathers steam until it becomes nothing less than a modern hymn. The album accomplishes the rare thing that any art should

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Live in San Francisco features jams from throughout Mr

these two elements in his life and music make him truly unique

is still a nice set of music featuring popular tracks such as Bald Head Bridge and Zion Gate

Community and collaboration are obviously satisfying in their own ways

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gets the funk and this is the end result: Along with "Kind Of Blue"

hysterically magical rock & roll sexperience

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a band that is psychedelic not because of reverb or shredding through pedals but for their simple way their songs seem to extend to infinity

it remains one of Williams and Statton's most infectious compositions

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