On her breakthrough 2014 album, Burn Your Fire For No Witness, Angel Olsen channeled poet-philosopher greats who managed to render their melancholy with a sublime, almost cosmic gravity—Leonard Cohen and Hank Williams came to mind often—as she alternated between skeletal acoustic torch songs and spiked, fuzzed-out hexes with preternatural grace. Olsen’s follow-up sees her diversify … Continue reading Essential New Music: Angel Olsen’s “My Woman”