Phil Elverum
American musician
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2024 | Released the album 'Night Palace', continuing his musical journey with Mount Eerie. |
2020 | Released 'Microphones in 2020' album, accompanied by a lyric video consisting of over 800 photos. Stated he was working on an art book of Castrée's unpublished work. |
2020 | Begins building a house off the coast of Anacortes with help from his brother, a project originally intended to be done with Castrée. |
2019 | Collaborated again with Julie Doiron to release 'Lost Wisdom pt. 2'. |
2019 | Toured as Mount Eerie with Julie Doiron, a musician he had long admired. |
November 2019 | Returns to Washington after living in New York for about nine months. |
April 2019 | Files for divorce from Michelle Williams. |
January 2019 | Separates from Michelle Williams. |
2018 | D+ released 'Destroy Before Listening', marking a long-term continuation of Elverum's collaborative musical project. |
2018 | Released the album 'Now Only', continuing the thematic exploration from the previous album. |
July 2018 | Marries actress Michelle Williams in a private ceremony in the Adirondacks and moves to Brooklyn, New York. |
2017 | Created a book about Anacortes, Washington, after finishing his eighth studio album as Mount Eerie. |
2017 | Released the Mount Eerie album 'A Crow Looked at Me', which centered around the death of his wife Geneviève Castrée. |
July 9 2016 | Loses his wife Geneviève Castrée to pancreatic cancer. |
2015 | Released the album 'Sauna' as Mount Eerie. |
2015 | Becomes a father for the first time, with Castrée diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer following the birth. |
2014 | Released 'Dust', a book of digital photography bound in stamped linen. |
2012 | Released two albums in the same year: 'Clear Moon' and 'Ocean Roar'. |
2012 | Helped establish a studio and venue called 'The Unknown' at a disused church in his hometown of Anacortes. |
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