'Javelin' is Sufjan Stevens' symphonic masterclass on grief
It’s an album of healing — listeners tread through ripples of grief and acceptance alongside Stevens and come to recognize the ups and downs of life in their own ways.
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It’s an album of healing — listeners tread through ripples of grief and acceptance alongside Stevens and come to recognize the ups and downs of life in their own ways.
Those expecting the full-throttle disco of Abba hits such as Dancing Queen and Voulez-Vous from A+ should be wary, though.
Deceptively simple songs burst into epic passages and walls of sound, with lyrical twists to match, in a remarkable album released as its creator recovers from an autoimmune condition
Javelin by Sufjan Stevens album review: a supremely gifted songwriter moves the listener to the core with an album of unadorned beauty
Paradise at Ballykeeffe Amphitheatre.