"Get Lonely" is every bit as assured as its predecessor, "The Sunset Tree", but the mood is entirely different. "Sunset" chronicled the fraught, violent relationship between John Darnielle and his stepfather and derived its power from an unblinking exorcism of personal demons, while "Get Lonely" is the haunted aftermath. It's a reflective, intimate record. The mood is one of bittersweet resignation rather than cathartic release. It's a quiet triumph, murmuring with a modest but entirely surefooted confidence. An uncannily coherent and subtly redemptive record which will come to be seen as Mountain Goats' most resonant, assured, and magical collection of songs so far.

1. Wild Sage
2. New Monster Avenue
3. Get Lonely
4. Maybe Sprout Wings
5. Moon Over Goldsboro
6. In The Hidden Places
7. Song For Lonely Giants
8. Woke Up New
9. If You See Light
10. Cobra Tattoo
11. In Corolla