hot diggity damn
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EXCITEMENT
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I am excite. I wonder how many songs, or how long this one will be.
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Woooo awesome news!
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soo i ve heard sufjan wont write a song ever again........
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My fear is that the "All Delighted People EP" was merely a sop thrown to his fans -- his last vestiges of acoustic songwriting. His new album will likely mark his transition to the doom metal genre.
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^that would be nice!
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i was expecting at least one WEEK between announcements...
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holy poop
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this will rape everything else this year.
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its 11 songs, and its suppose to take a more electronic approach
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I'd rather hear Sufjan make a Chicago math-post-rock album.
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Great news! Hope it doesn't stray too far from Illinoise.
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^ i'm pretty sure it will, judging from the Asthmatic Kitty press release..
if it's only 11 songs, there should be less filler than Illinois had (admittedly that filler was often very beautiful)
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Yes, for "filler" it was quite good. We both have that album at a 4.5. I just hope he doesn't go all electronic on us.
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Awesome news. I'm hoping for more of his newer sound in this one. Though having his older sound wouldn't be too bad tbh.
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wow holy hell already?
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i literally just jizzed my pants reading this
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did mx seriously just comment in this thread? hi mx.
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holy shit the closing track is 25 minutes long
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and I'm not happy with this:
The cosmic themes are only more augmented by the obvious sonic shift on this album, which is deliberately electronic, synthesized (and occasionally danceable!). Acoustic guitars and banjos have been replaced here by drum machines and analog synthesizers. Loops, samples, and digital effects gurgle and hum underneath every verse, chorus, and bridge.
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something about the album cover screams doom metal to me too
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jeez.
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pretty sure this is gonna be sufjan's equivalent of the newest mount eerie album
i'm okay with this
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gonna rule
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totes!
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NEW SONG POSTED
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"
The cosmic themes are only more augmented by the obvious sonic shift on this album, which is deliberately electronic, synthesized (and occasionally danceable!). Acoustic guitars and banjos have been replaced here by drum machines and analog synthesizers. Loops, samples, and digital effects gurgle and hum underneath every verse, chorus, and bridge.
"
what no fuck offfffffffff
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oh look it's 2000 and radiohead are releasing kid a
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