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Eigth studio album from San Francisco's Sun Kil Moon. Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood finds Mark Kozelek dropping a 130 minute long epic that is filled with bitter humor and the singer songwriter's anger at the current state of the world. Far from the subtleties of previous releases, the material is direct and unflinching in its critique of everything from iPhones to gun control. Kozelek reflects on turning 50 as he reveals himself more than ever before. Sixteen tracks in all. Released by Caldo Verde Records on limited edition quadruple vinyl housed in a numbered quadruple gatefold sleeve.

numbered limited edition
four LP pressing
quadruple gatefold sleeve
music label: Caldo Verde Records 2017

reviewed by Le Haim 06/2017
Brand:Sun Kil MoonCategory:_music-ROCKSKU:lp-8738Tags:deluxe, limited edition
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Eigth studio album from San Francisco's Sun Kil Moon. Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood finds Mark Kozelek dropping a 130 minute long epic that is filled with bitter humor and the singer songwriter's anger at the current state of the world. Far from the subtleties of previous releases, the material is direct and unflinching in its critique of everything from iPhones to gun control. Kozelek reflects on turning 50 as he reveals himself more than ever before. Sixteen tracks in all. Released by Caldo Verde Records on limited edition quadruple vinyl housed in a numbered quadruple gatefold sleeve.

numbered limited edition
four LP pressing
quadruple gatefold sleeve
music label: Caldo Verde Records 2017

reviewed by Le Haim 06/2017
Brand:Sun Kil MoonCategory:_music-ROCKSKU:lp-8738Tags:deluxe, limited edition
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