Red Mosquito

Chris_H_2 wrote:I’m really, really digging the new album. It’s classic Sufjan - smart, quirky, and melodic.

then count me in

Underrated album

I think that Carrie & Lowell is one of my fav albums ever

psychobain wrote:I think that Carrie & Lowell is one of my fav albums ever

you and me both psycho, you and me both

Yeah guys Carrie and Lowell is great. Watched the concert video with wife last night and she was converted. I just hope now she doesn't leave me for him. Whatever makes her happy.

heard this one just now and it's gotta be a contender

acoustic/lo-fi/folk/depressing SUFJAN is the best SUFJAN

Sufjan Stevens has dedicated his new album, Javelin, to his late partner, Evans Richardson IV, who died in April at the age of 43. “He was an absolute gem of a person, full of life, love, laughter, curiosity, integrity, and joy,” Stevens wrote of Richrdson on Tumblr. “He was one of those rare and beautiful ones you find only once in a lifetime—precious, impeccable, and absolutely exceptional in every way.” Find Stevens’ full note below

https://pitchfork.com/news/sufjan-steve ... ardson-iv/

so you are tired hits hard these days

So you are dreaming of after
Was it really all just for fun?
I was the man still in love with you
When I already knew it was done

So you are tired of me
So rest your head
Turning back all that we had in our life
While I return to death

love it!

I recently listened to the few Sufjan albums still in my collection and I think the answer to this thread is "Should Have Known Better." Most of Sufjan's stuff hasn't aged very well for me but that song...man.

He has a tonne of great songs but I find myself returning to the vocal section of Sister. He might not have topped that.