Bon Iver- 22, A Million

Bon Iver- 22, A MillionAfter a few years spent working on things other than Bon Iver, time spent sorting out heavy personal issues, and a radical rethink of the style that launched Justin Vernon's project to the upper reaches of indie folk popularity, the always searching musician returned in 2016 with an album that redefined Bon Iver in dramatic fashion. 22, A Million is a complicated and intricate record that features chopped up lyrics, altered vocals, sped up samples,

"Next Exit

and also connected her with underground hip-hop through her use of the Roots as her backing band on much of the record

especially considering how recently it was released compared to other records that reach similar prices

perhaps filtered through aged watercolour

On first glance

the lines "I am my mother's only one/ It's enough" form a strong opener

Three albums down the line

Children of the Revolution - Bono

While the album retains its contemporary London influences

and a finale of Thundercat-propelled funk

On his fourth album

After making his debut with a collection of hushed