You might think
Sufjan Stevens is getting his
Radiohead and
Bjork on in
The Age of Adz but you’d be wrong about that.
The Age of Adz sounds precisely like
Stevens is standing on a tall pile of everything he has already recorded. The strong melody and phrasing, struck through with symphonic arrangements and joyful cacophony of horns, from albums like
Sufjan Stevens Invites You To: Come On Feel the Illinoise and
Michigan are still here, they are just wrapped in a layer of beats, bleeps and squelches.
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