morgan autumn levy
Music I like, adventures I have, bits & pieces of Nashville and self-indulgent ramblings that I should probably not allow to be archived on the internet.
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Link reblogged from Between hipsters and God there is Sufjan Stevens
Today marks the release of Beak & Claw, the new EP from the trio of Sufjan Stevens, Son Lux and the rapper Serengeti (the group is calls themselves s / s / s). The entire thing, out now via Anticon, is streaming over on Dutch radio station VPRO’s site. Listen here.
This! This is so good. [You can buy it here, btw.]
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Audio post reblogged from Between hipsters and God there is Sufjan Stevens
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]This track has had 91,981 playsWhere Were You? by Rosie Thomas & Sufjan StevensRosie Thomas & Sufjan Stevens - Where Were You?
Really not feeling great about autotuned Rosie Thomas. Enough already people.
(Source: pitchfork.com)
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Audio post reblogged from Between hipsters and God there is Sufjan Stevens
This was the track that Sufjan Stevens and Ray Raposa performed during the rolling credits of ‘Beyond this Place’ at BAM tonight. It was also around the same time one salty tear rolled down my trembling cheek.
This was a special night. Glad I was able to be in New York for it.
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Photo reblogged from Between hipsters and God there is Sufjan Stevens
The photos of Sufjan Stevens just get more and more insane as his tour continues. Seriously, I laugh for like ten minutes every time I see a new one.
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Last year I drove 8 hours to see Sufjan Stevens play a 200-person show in Champaign, IL, because I wasn’t sure if he’d ever really tour again. As it turns out, he did. Drove a much more reasonable 3 hours tonight to see him play in Knoxville, and it was a hilarious, beautiful, fascinating and pretty much perfect evening. This picture of Sufjan dancing in his double visor with glittery tassles hanging from his shiny pants and multiple glow-y things within arm’s reach pretty much sums it up. I am a huge fan, the kind of fan that preorders records and buys them on vinyl and drives 3-8 hours to sit in the front row and sends annoying emails to management asking them to ask the artist to play my favorite song. And it feels awesome to be that kind of fan again.
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A nearly full-length Sufjan record! For $5! What a great Friday surprise. Now I’m even more excited to see him in Knoxville this November.
