P.O.S: Chill, Dummy
P.O.S was taken out of commission by kidney failure. Almost five years after his previous album, he's back with a fresh perspective and a renewed energy.
Justin Vernon
Bon Iver: 22, A Million (take 2)
While tapping into textures you’d never expect from him, Justin Vernon continues to craft songs so effortlessly majestic and mesmerizing that only the most timid would be repulsed by them on the grounds that they go too far.
Bon Iver: 22, A Million
With a bold, experimental vision, Justin Vernon and company lose some of the nostalgia and start looking forward.
Fade Into the Machine: Bon Iver’s ’22, A Million’
Bon Iver's 22, A Million may be the first album that, truly, should be dedicated to Big Digital if not artificial intelligence.
Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers – “Over the Rise” (ft. Justin Vernon) (video) (premiere)
Bruce Hornsby's new song/video draws as much from the northern folk of Bon Iver as it does from the soul of deep Appalachia.
James Blake: The Colour in Anything
James Blake had it in him to release a great album here. He just chose not to.
James Vincent McMorrow: Post Tropical
While there was always an arctic edge to McMorrow, Post Tropical only deepens the powerful sense of cold and chill that cloaks his work. Thank goodness for that.