Jónsi. The Tabernacle (Atlanta, GA). I don’t think this thing is a human. Not really even sure what to say about this show. After watching the livestreams of the Brussels and LA shows, I thought I may have spoiled it for myself. And then I found myself being swept up by this beautiful monsoon of sound and an angelic voice coming from that weird, awkward man covered in feathers and it’s the most gorgeous thing I’ve ever heard. At risk of sounding completely lame, that record has meant the world to me. I’ve enjoyed and appreciated my life this year more than I ever have, and I’d be lying if I said that “Go” didn’t have at least a small part in that. It’s music that melts fear.

Jónsi. The Tabernacle (Atlanta, GA). I don’t think this thing is a human.

Not really even sure what to say about this show. After watching the livestreams of the Brussels and LA shows, I thought I may have spoiled it for myself. And then I found myself being swept up by this beautiful monsoon of sound and an angelic voice coming from that weird, awkward man covered in feathers and it’s the most gorgeous thing I’ve ever heard. At risk of sounding completely lame, that record has meant the world to me. I’ve enjoyed and appreciated my life this year more than I ever have, and I’d be lying if I said that “Go” didn’t have at least a small part in that. It’s music that melts fear.

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