Stereogum — Back when Savages’ debut LP Silence Yourself came out in 2013, Sufjan Stevens (of all people) wrote a nerdy Tumblr post critiquing “a very uncool typography blunder” on their album artwork. The London-based punk band didn’t respond at the tim... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Gallant, who first caught our ear back in 2013 and has since covered Prince and Drake with Sufjan Stevens and continues to rise, has announced more tour dates... Continue reading… more info

Guardian Music — (Heavenly)Like Bon Iver’s For Emma, Forever Ago, singer-songwriter M Craft’s third album was made in a cabin in the middle of nowhere. It’s this, perhaps, that gives the songs their ghostly quality, whether it’s the hushed... more info

The Quietus — After touring with Sufjan Stevens, and working on The Revival Hour’s debut album with The Earlies’ JM Lapham, DM Stith discusses the difficult genesis of his long-awaited second album with Wyndham Wallace more info

KEXP Seattle — After arriving on the main stage at Sasquatch! Music Festival in a Value Village-via-80s workout tapes-via acid getup and leading his band through a dramatically reworked “Seven Swans”, Sufjan Stevens laid down the mission statement for his subhe... more info

Consequence of Sound — Savages, M83, and Sufjan Stevens lead another memorable Memorial Day at the Gorge. more info

Consequence of Sound — Janelle Monáe, Sia, and Sufjan Stevens helped close out the fest's City Hall Plaza era. more info

Stereogum — Sasquatch! Music Festival is returning to George, Washington’s Gorge Amphitheatre for its 15th iteration this Memorial Day weekend, and for those who can’t make it, this year’s festivities will be livestreamed for the very first time. The four-... more info

Stereogum — Conventional wisdom states that Undisputed Era Of The Album took place in the 1970s. But thanks to technological circumstances and the growth in popularity of independent labels, the first decade of the 2000s was arguably just as grand an era for the... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The 2016 Sasquatch music festival returns to Quincy, WA this Memorial Day Weekend, and as usual, there's a lot of good stuff to see. Big names include Florence + the Machine, Alabama Shakes, Grimes, Sufjan Stevens, M83, Disclosure, A$AP Rocky, L... more info