Artist: Sufjan Stevens Genre(s):
Indie
Rock: Folk-Rock
Other
Discography:
The Avalanche (Outtakes and Extras From Illinois Album) Year: 2006
Tracks: 21
Songs for Christmas Year: 2006
Tracks: 18
Illinois Year: 2005
Tracks: 22
A Sun Came Year: 2004
Tracks: 21
Enjoy Your Rabbit Year: 2001
Tracks: 14
A singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Sufjan Stevens started his venture in the euphony earth as a member of Marzuki, a folk-rock ring based in Holland, MI. Chase the button of 2 full-length albums with the mathematical group, Wallace Stevens decided to go solo in recently 1999, investment to the full in a life history that was wait to radiate by itself. During subsequent months, Stevens affected to Freshly York Metropolis, where he continued dedicating himself full-time to his solo recordings.
Sunshine Came, his debut record album, appeared in 2000, positive his victor musical comedy command, construction coordination compound instrumentation, and scintillation melodies. The publicity of the disk included playing on the road with the Danielson Famile, with whom he began regularly working.
Bask Your Rabbit, his moment album, chance upon phonograph record stores in 2001, underlining unity time more his strange instrumentation and splendid compositions. In accession to his solo influence, Stevens excessively offered his contribution to the album
1942 for Soul-Junk, on which he participated richly as a multi-instrumental musician. Piece preparing a newfangled compendium of songs, Stevens appeared on several benefit compilation discs, including
Seen/Unseen, which featured Frank Lightlessness, Goliath Baroness Dudevant, and 16 Horsepower. 2003 adage the spill of
Greetings from Michigan: The Great Lakes State, a 15-track conceptual piece produced and performed by George Stevens -- he played all over 20 instruments -- that set his family state under the writer's microscope. Scorn the record's narrowed focus, it was among the topper reviewed that class and made many critics' year-end lists. In 2004, Stevens released his followup,
Seven-spot Swans, which was produced by Danielson Famile einstein Daniel Smith. He returned to his ambitious "states" project in 2005 with
Ground of Lincoln, which was followed by
The Avalanche in 2006.