Mubla Na Thguob A band that never put out a bad song. I really can't decide which album is my favorite, torn between this and sackcloth n ashes, but really you can't go wrong with any. Favorite track: Burning Bush.

Joseph Owen Gorgeous celebration of the American Southwest. All their albums are amazing, and this is no exception.

sentient meat Another fantastic record from a fantastic band. Favorite track: Rude.

Justin Dasher I can't believe I'm just now discovering you guys. Absolutely love this album, you guys are amazing. Can't wait to check out the rest of you guy's stuff!

Mykhailo B One of the best Dinosaur's albums for sure!
It's really strange that no one bought it here before. Favorite track: Don't Pretend You Didn't Know.

Matthijs Koopmans Loved your set at Irving Plaza earlier this wk. Thanks for keeping it up.

Matt

followjohnreed I was late to the party with Mark Lanegan's music, but this album put me right. Quite simply, it's one of the best albums I've heard in decades. Favorite track: No Cross.

CH the later songs have a unique majesty but it's nice to discover earlier recordings with the rough grace of guitar-centric sounds that first defined Lanegan for me. every track is a gem. rest in poetry Mark and thank you. Favorite track: When It's In You (Methamphetamine Blues).

𝔩𝔬𝔲𝔡-𝔮𝔲𝔦𝔢𝔱-𝔩𝔬𝔲𝔡 𝓘f the individual chapters of Dark Mark's graven grimoire follow a serial narrative, then 'Houston' collects the lost residual fortune of Field Songs' effusive endeavors, reaped against a crimson dusk before those weird chills began to stretch like bubblegum and requiem was held for the blues. Left to gestate for 13 years, these vintage spirits and archival passages now settle aside the most potent among the chronicles of Lanegan. Favorite track: No Cross.

phlop shooba love the laid back tunes and the soft sweet pain in Marks lyrics Favorite track: Blind.