Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts Of The Great Highway Artist_Plunky its languid but metered vibe

its languid but metered vibe recalling the gentler side of Carole King

eleven years after his debut album

Capsule Losing Contact is housed in a rusted slipcase with all four albums secured in heavy weight tip-on jackets

Louis Blues” (in this and its several other incarnations across his entire catalog) is a good example of Jack’s innate sense of swing

one that’s always woefully overlooked in discussions of James Brown’s incredible People label

Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts Of The Great Highway Artist_Plunky its languid but metered vibeThe debut album from Sun Kil Moon, originally released in 2003 and long since out of print is being reissued on double vinyl. An album as good as Ghosts of the Great Highway should never go out of print. Ghosts continues even fine tunes the work Kozelek did with his former band, Red House Painters. These songs are virtuously stoic Americana all shimmery guitars, measured tempos, malevolent moods, and wandering melodies. His voice sounds like Neil