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Bon Iver pens a surprisingly bright new chapter on SABLE, fABLE
SABLE, “almost started to become a cartoon of sad Bon Iver music,” Vernon told The New York Times last month. “I like the songs a lot, but they were kind of these last moments, the last gasping breath of my former self that really did feel bad for himself.
In ‘SABLE, fABLE,’ Bon Iver Steps Out of the Cabin and Into the Sunlight
After a six-year hiatus, Bon Iver released a double album, SABLE, fABLE. Unlike previous releases, the man behind the band, Justin Vernon, is at the center of the project, reflecting on his past as a solitary “sad boy” and reshaping his artistic identity for the future.
Justin Vernon has long been a reluctant prophet of pain. Ever since his now-mythologized retreat to a Wisconsin cabin to ...
Did Vernon and Milioti have a baby together? As Stereogum notes, Vernon recently told the New York Times Popcast, “Boohoo, I ...
The dark clouds shrouding Bon Iver’s discography have lifted. In his latest LP, frontman Justin Vernon departs from the ...
Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” returning for its sixth and final season and Viola Davis playing a U.S. president in the action ...
Bon Iver‘s Justin Vernon has always done things his way, and the roll-out of the singer's latest album, Sable, Fable, is no ...
This week, Lana Del Rey marks her return with a sad, cowgirl ballad, Bon Iver lets the light in on a brilliant new LP, and ...
Bon Iver’s new video, for “There’s a Rhythm / Au Revoir,” has a background that looks rather computer-generated. Its director ...
Some collaborations are obvious - others, not so much. It's fair to say that the first reaction from the lucky people who ...
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