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Notable [[Slowcore]] band, best known as a continuation for the Mark Kozelek project from [[The Nineties]] called [[Red House Painters]].
 
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Their first album ''Ghosts of the Great Highway'' was released in 2003 to great critical acclaim and record sales for any [[Slowcore]] act and for any Mark Kozelek-related project. The next album, a [[Modest Mouse]] cover album, ''Tiny Cities'' was released to mostly positive reviews in 2005. It was in 2008 that the act got immense recognition when they released ''April'' near universal critical acclaim. Using old fashioned folk music, Mark Kozelek got much praise for adding a much needed edge to the genre. The 2010 album ''Admiral Fall Promises'' also got some moderate praise but is usually not considered one of Kozelek's best works.
 
They have a fifth album due out May 29{{when}}, adding yet another anticipated act to a year full of excitement in music.
 
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== Sun Kil Moon displays examples of the following tropes: ==
 
* [[Genre Shift]]- As if the change from Red House Painters wasn't enough, the downright bleak, gritty traditional folk sound of ''April'' surprised a lot of people.
* [[I Am the Band]]- Kozelek when he decides to write out every part of the music.