Sixteen Years On, Sufjan Stevens Still Rewards Patience on The Age of Adz
A record of memory, technology, and longing, wherein Sufjan Stevens bridges pop and strangeness with a bold, sprawling vision.
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Album Reviews7.2/10
Nine Years On, Planetarium Still Sounds Like Sufjan Stevens Reaching For The Stars
A suite of seventeen songs about the planets, wherein a solitary wanderer seeks wisdom amid the vastness of space.
Album Reviews7/10
Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois Review: 7/10 — Flawed But Essential Portrait of a State
A sprawling portrait of Illinois, from Chicago to its darkest legends, rendered in song and silence.
Album Reviews8/10
Sufjan Stevens’s Convocations Turns Grief Into Silence — 8/10
A record of grief without words, piano and strings bearing the weight of loss across forty-nine tracks.
Mouse on Mars’ Jan St. Werner Taps Justin Vernon and Sufjan Stevens for New Album Squares Will Fall
A solitary composer's long work gathers strange companions across distant years, awaiting its dreadful fall this November.