22, A Million (Part 1)
from Noise Gate Hosted by Jackie Connor
Welcome to the first episode of Noise Gate! Host Jackie Connor is joined by philosophy major and classical pianist Samuel Posner to discuss the front half of Bon Iver's album, 22, A Million. This masterfully produced album addresses loneliness and isolation in nature and urban life at the intersection of indie and folk, old and new, digital and human. Join us next Friday for the back half of the album!
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