Sufjan Stevens News and Gossip

• Tonight In Rock: New Kids On The Block, Nas, Hellogoodbye, Obi Best

  LAist - Found Nov. 26, 2008 You may remember her name from Sufjan Stevens' immaculate catalog.

• Lights Under My Tent

  Faronheit - Found Nov. 20, 2008 ... back towards that same Sufjan Stevens-esque sound they were peddling on their first album. As we've been without any new Sufjan material for a...

• Exposure: Unwed Sailor

  The List - Found 3 hours ago ... everywhere from Chicago to Washington DC, Little Rock and Lawrence ? have shared stages with Low, Sufjan Stevens and Beach House over the...

• The art of a good band T-shirt

  Guardian Unlimited - Found Nov. 28, 2008 Few colleagues of mine will bat an eyelid when I ditch my current favourite tee (a fetching green Sufjan Stevens number) for a day and plunder...

• Trade secrets

  The List - Found Nov. 27, 2008 ... the relaunched label was riding the crest of a typically eclectic musical wave, releasing records by Sufjan Stevens, , , Eddi Reader, and The...

• Vengeance Is Hers (And Hers, And Hers...)

  SEE Magazine - Found Nov. 27, 2008 The soundtrack, too, while surprisingly hip it features Sufjan Stevens and The Magnetic Fields, among others is brash and overpowering, and...

• Rosie Thomas offers comfort and more on first Christmas album

  The Intelligencer - Found Nov. 26, 2008 ... has four solo albums to her credit, including last year's 'These Friends of Mine,' recorded with Sufjan Stevens and Philadelphia's own Denison...

• CD review: Once 'Glow' fades, album bores

  U-Wire.com - Found Nov. 26, 2008 ... and fellow Michigan native Sufjan Stevens. Unfortunately, 'Canopy Glow' is difficult to listen to without qualifying it as a sub-par Sufjan...

• Ted Allen's Modern Thanksgiving Menu

  Yahoo! Shine - Found Nov. 25, 2008 Eels, Ivy (Apartment Life), Josh Rouse, Nada Surf, The Pernice Brothers, Rogue Wave, Sparklehorse, Sufjan Stevens, Super Furry Animals, and...

• Winners and Losers of 2008

  Relevant Magazine - Found Nov. 25, 2008 Sorry Sufjan Stevens and various hardcore bands?.but songs with more words in the title than in the lyrics have fallen out of favor.