Bon Iver - Holocene (Deluxe) - Official Audio

Directed by Dan Huiting, Andre Durand
Cinematography by Dan Huiting, Andre Durand
Edited by Dan Huiting
Filmed in Gooseberry Falls, MN

[ajmasagca]

My grandfather introduced Elvis to my dad. My dad introduced The Beatles to me. When I grow up and have my own kids then I would introduce them to Bon Iver. :)

[meerdsmer]

I'm laying outside my tent at the base of Mt. Everest. I'm staring at the summit in the middle of he night. Not a cloud in the sky. Only the moonlight. I've got my headphones plugged into my ipad listening to the most peaceful beautiful song i have ever heard. I've played it over and over abot 10x now. It is so quiet and peaceful here. If God is to take me, take me now for I am at total peace

[jayh.]

This song is almost 10 years old now. I've listened to it over 700 times. I can honestly say it deserves to be talked about in the same conversation as some of the greatest songs ever recorded.

[owen]

I don’t think many will read this, and that’s not the point really. Just wanted to get how much this song means to me into words. I’ve suffered with chronic health anxiety the last couple years and this song means so many different things It’s overwhelming, it’s been there when I’m at my lowest crying at 4am and during better days but it doesn’t allow you to give up and gives sense of hope that’s helping me push through. When Justin said in an interview that he feels this song was given to him by a higher power to share and help people, I really believe it. It’s something that I can well and truly say, will stay with me forever.

[manbear]

One of the greatest songs ever created.

[nicholsonpr]

listened to this song watching the stars in Mongolia, it was unreal, i could literally see miles miles, miles..with mountains in the distant and a solar system which stretched the whole way from horizon to horizon. massively, strange, exhilarating sense of freedom.

[DavionGrayson]

I NEVER KNOW WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT BUT I LOVE THE FEEL OF IT

[maewamusic]

my crush and I shared earbuds listening to this song today and I'm still not over it so here I am

[marleyabbott]

i listened to this song for the first time at 3 am when i couldnt sleep on my first psych ward admission when i was 13. the nurse asked me if i wanted to listen to some music and i picked a cd that looked vaguely familiar., three years later im seeing bon iver in june at concert. thankyou for your music

[niorjara]

I had a trip to Argentina to visit old friends some months ago. It was a great experience. In a time of that trip I climbed a mountain and while I was completely alone staring at the lake, the mountains I listened to this song. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life. I felt a heavenly peace

[yjloiselle]

I can imagine the catharsis Vernon must have felt at finishing this work of art. There's a melancholic resolution, a sense of underpinning joy. The repetitive picking brings one to a comforting rocking sensation, while the swelling harmonies overwhelm the emotional barometer. I am always so soothed to listen. Now, to actually read all the lyrics.

[sizeofbullets]

When my grandfather was hospitalized, I used to put this song on repeat and get nostalgic because of the way the lyrics touched me. My family and I spent Thanksgiving weekend with him and the other patients to brighten their moods since they hardly had any visitors. I played this song for them and they all loved it. My grandpa was really happy and at ease, then passed 4 days later, on the 28th. I listen to this song every day and think of him. Today is my 22nd birthday and I miss him so much.

[vealslab]

I first heard of bon Iver and heard the song Holocene at the same time while watching Saturday Night Live. I realized I was listening to one of the greatest performances that I have ever heard in my life. It fills me with overwhelming joy that somebody has crafted such a masterpiece in our lifetime. I put it up there with the greats Vivaldi tool led Zeppelin Michael Jackson Bjork

[MeJustAimy]

God I spent so long searching for this song, all I remembered were walking along a sunny country road alone somewhere in Italy at 14 years old, content. Some while later I lost my iPod with all my music and all I remembered was the feeling this song gave me of full peace. Im 23 now, this song brings me back <3

[MattUp]

I heard this song for the first time as I was driving home after just hearing that one of my friends had unexpectedly passed away a few hours earlier. I don't think I could have heard anything better at that moment even if I spent the rest of my life searching for it.

Rest In Peace Toni.
16 never would have been the same without you as my awesome older neighbor that my mom didn't want me around. I wouldn't change any of it....not even the shitty movie theater we worked at ;) wow @ life

[illinoisverses]

This has to be one of the greatest pieces of art to arise from the simmering ashes of the first quarter of the 21st century. Utterly sublime.

[johnpauldickinson]

Someone else said this is one one of the greatest soul uplifting songs ever made.... Could not agree Thankyou

[justloveskins]

One of my favourite music of all the time. Seriously. It takes me back in time. The ups and downs of life itself. It makes me watch it like frames in my head. It really touches my soul

[AmstedamVallon]

This man and his music make me want to be a better person, it stirs something deep down inside. I find that extremely special, and rare in this day and age. Thank you, Bon Iver.

[anaespola]

I lost my best friend I came to listen to this song and it made me so much more emotional but somehow at peace that she's in a better place. Where theres no more hurt and pain.