Follow-up to his critically acclaimed album, Michigan. Stevens actually penned this material for Michigan, but found he had too many songs for one record. Instead of shelving them, he recorded them with Daniel Smith (Danielson Famile frontman) and released them here. Even more intimate and personal than Michigan, Seven Swans lyrically focuses on themes of love and religion and highlights Stevens' banjo playing. Word on the street: pretty amazing.

CD $12.99

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VINYL FORMAT. On this re-issue, the vinyl mastering is better, the vinyl is thicker, the cover is matte instead of shiny, and it contains a bonus 7-inch of two Sufjan songs from the Seven Swans sessions that are not available in any other format. Get a new needle for your turntable and enjoy.

LP $15.99

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Over 145 minutes of scary and beautiful music. Two crucial breakthrough records from Swans' mid- to late-'80s period back in print. Consistently sought after by an ever-replenishing fanbase seeking out the roots of Gira's Angels of Light work, related projects, Young God Records, and past collaborator Jarboe.

2xCD $17.99

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