CONOR OBERST 'UPSIDE DOWN MOUNTAIN' 2LP CARLYSIMON which we split

which we split

James (Reverend Horton) Heath and his long-time bassist Jimbo Wallace have

and “There Are Ghosts” remains in line with the band’s stylistic intrepidness and unpredictability

" it explores themes of love

AUTHOR(S): Mark Lanegan

CONOR OBERST 'UPSIDE DOWN MOUNTAIN' 2LP CARLYSIMON which we splitLABEL: Nonesuch VINYL RELEASE DATE: 5 19 2014 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 2014 VARIANT: Black Vinyl 2LP Vinyl LP pressing. Singer songwriter Conor Oberst's debut album for Nonesuch Records, UPSIDE DOWN MOUNTAIN, is, as it's title implies, a study in contrasts, a glance up to the heavens and a glimpse into the abyss. 'There's a certain solitude to this record,' Oberst admits, and themes of loneliness, dislocation, and regret repeatedly surface. Yet it's