Chicago Tribune — In 1988, still in his fifties, Leonard Cohen sang that “I ache in the places where I used to play” and suggested that he was just getting by. He was “paying my rent every day in the tower of song,” like any old tunesmith-for-hire. It’s a hu... more info

Consequence of Sound — The Mountain Goats, Moby, Justin Timberlake, Regina Spektor, Colin Meloy also pay homage. more info

CNN Showbiz — Gener Seymour: Did the iconic 'Hallelujah' writer die or just pass to a higher spiritual plane for the truly and profoundly enlightened? more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Of all days, of all years. What a time for one of music’s greatest, wisest and kindest points of light to go dark. At 82, Leonard Cohen became the second epochal songwriter to foresee his own death on an album released this year.  “Yo... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Of all days, of all years. What a time for one of music’s greatest, wisest and kindest points of light to go dark. At 82, Leonard Cohen became the second epochal songwriter to foresee his own death on an album released this year.  “Yo... more info

The Mirror — The talented singer-songwriter's death was confirmed on Thursday night more info

Time — The Canadian songwriter and poet died on Thursday night more info

Detroit Free Press — His most famous song, 'Hallelujah,' has hundreds of cover versions.             more info

Dlisted — 2016 is squeezing out more shit news until the very end (or until every one of us launches ourselves off of this planet. Either or.) Fuck this year, officially. The legendary Canadian poet, singer, songwriter and Buddhist monk (for real) Leonard Cohe... more info

USA Today Music — His most famous song, 'Hallelujah,' has hundreds of cover versions.             more info