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Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood is the eighth studio album by the American indie folk act Sun Kil Moon, self-produced by primary recording artist Mark Kozelek. The album was released on 17 February 2017 on Caldo Verde Records. It is a double album and comprises 16 tracks in total, being Sun Kil Moon's longest album to date.

Sun Kil Moon - Common As Light And Love Are Red Valleys Of Blood. Stream the new Sun Kil Moon album Common As Light And Love Are Red Valleys Of Blood and read Conor Oberst's interview with Mark Kozelek on February 15th here at sunkilmoon.

In retrospect, Sun Kil Moon’s 2014 milestone Benji was less of a breakthrough than a breakdown just before Mark Kozelek became definitively mean and petty. Even with Benji’s -your-eyes earnestness (the repentance! the forgiveness! the laughs! the tears!), its lessons seem to have gone unabsorbed. Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood comes in at 130 minutes. While recent records have found Kozelek lambasting his vinyl-collecting fans and putting the fear of God in the minds of bloggers who miss his Red House Painters days, here Kozelek directs his fury more broadly. He makes three things absolutely clear: he hates iPhones, he hates Twitter, and he hates the twentysomethings who read Twitter on their iPhones.

Each new Sun Kil Moon album both further acquaints and distances the listener with Mark Kozelek. Kozelek spends a lot of time on Common as Light giving us his broadly common sense liberal pluralist live-and-let-live shtick, punctuated by grumpy bashings of hipster culture and its parades of regenerated tenement buildings and juice bars, music journalists, and Father John Misty, but it’s only on 10-minute opener and standout track God Bless Ohio that he really.

Release Date: Feb 24, 2017 Record label: Caldo Verde Records Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Singer/Songwriter. 68 Music Critic Score How the Music Critic Score works. Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood - Fairly Good, Based on 8 Critics. In retrospect, Sun Kil Moon 's 2014 milestone Benji was less of a breakthrough than a breakdown just before Mark Kozelek became definitively mean and petty. Even with Benji's -your-eyes earnestness (the repentance! the forgiveness! the laughs! the tears!), its lessons seem to have gone unabsorbed.

Common As Light And Love Are Red Valleys Of Blood ‎(2xCD, Album). Rough Trade, Caldo Verde Records. Epic album from Mark, the guys getting better with age. Vinyl Please. Reply See 1 reply Notify me 1 Helpful.

Common as Light doesn’t require the same fortitude. For better or worse, these events still ring fresh. When he lashes out about the senseless Orlando nightclub shooting in Bergen to Trondheim, the tragedy needs no qualifiers. Nor does singer Christina Grimmie getting gunned down in Orlando, Radiohead fans being attacked at a listening party in Istanbul, or any of the other atrocities he manages to squeeze into one song. In a deft move, Kozelek offers the words of Muhammad Ali – another causality of 2016 – both as solace and call to action. Viewing it through his eyes is at least something to look forward to, and with another Jesu/Sun Kil Moon collaboration set for release in May, the wait will be short. Essential Tracks: Bergen to Trondheim, Lone Star.

Album Common as Light and Love Are Red Valleys of Blood. My sister called, she said, "Mark, where are you?" I said, "I'm on my way from Milan, Italy to Bologna. She said, "I'm glad you're not anywhere near Nice, France. send some love and if you don't then hang your fucking head in shame If you believe in God, say, "My father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name but forgiving those who trespass against us is in-fucking-sane. Went for a walk around my hotel in Milan Pink or white oleanders flourishing on the hotel lawn I saw a lizard on the sidewalk and he scurried away This tour has been a grind and it was nice to get out and breathe the air today Now we're in the van and we're going to stop for Italian food Someone.