Bon Iver's "Blood Bank" EP is a masterful work of indie folk that showcases Justin Vernon's raw talent and emotional depth. Originally released in 2009, the vinyl record edition of the EP is a must-have for any fan of introspective songwriting and intimate acoustic performances. The EP's four tracks are a testament to Vernon's ability to convey a range of emotions through his music, from the wistful nostalgia of "Blood Bank" to the heartbreaking introspection of "Woods". Standout tracks like "Beach Baby" and "Babys" reveal a more upbeat and playful side to the EP, with Vernon's tender vocals and intricate guitar work creating a sound that is both delicate and full-bodied. The vinyl pressing is a treat for the ears, with the album's rich soundscapes and sonic textures coming to life on the turntable. "Blood Bank" is a timeless classic of indie folk, and a must-listen for anyone seeking music that is both poetic and cathartic.