Mark Kozalek, as Sun Kil Moon, usually gives us albums that speak to us. Rich in vocal distinction, words that jump off the page or reach out of the speakers and attach themselves to our soul.

While still clearly lyric-driven, this collection feels more like an album – like they should be listened to as a whole, with beautiful instrumentation that sits right alongside the words. It always feels like Kozalek is singing to himself, alone and in a dark space – but introduce yourself to the beauty of ‘Half Moon Bay’ and ‘Third And Seneca’, and make yourself comfortable right next to him.