Nialler9 — When you have a voice so striking you could hang a hat on it, it’s probably a good idea to hang your songs on it too. Angel Olsen’s 2012 debut album Half Way Home introduced us to the Missouri singer’s deep country-folk vibrato that sometimes ... more info

Stereogum — Angel Olsen’s 2012 album Half Way Home was a stirring, haunting acoustic record, a powerful example that straight-up folk music can still set your brain tingling when it’s done right. But on her new album Burn Your Fire For No Witness, Olsen only... more info

Stereogum — Though “Forgiven/Forgotten” and “Hi-Five” have been among some of the best songs we’ve heard this year (as well as “Stars” if you were lucky enough to glimpse it before disappearing from the web) I’ve heard the occasional gripe that A... more info

Nialler9 — The vintage rock sound that Angel Olsen seems to be pursuing on her new album Burn Your Fire for No Witness out in two weeks on Jagjaguwar is spilling over into her latest video for the Hank Williams-referencing ‘Hi-Five’ by Zia Anger where the ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Angel Olsen's new album, Burn Your Fire for No Witness, is out Febraury 18 via Jagjaguwar and she's just made a video for the song "Hi-Five." The video was directed by frequent collaborator Zia Anger who brings an almost... more info

Stereogum — Angel Olsen’s sophomore LP, Burn Your Fire For No Witness, is out later this month, and based on the songs we’ve thus far heard from the thing (including four new ones last week on NPR), it’s going to be a good one. We first heard the spare, no... more info

Stereogum — What we’ve heard so far from Angel Olsen’s upcoming sophomore effort shows that she’s traded in the hushed folk songs of her 2012 debut for a more ’90s punk sound. The singer-songwriter stopped by NPR’s Tiny Music Desk to perform four new s... more info