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 This album tells the story of a man irreparably scarred by drugs, loneliness, and depression—a man who cannot even scream, spit, or get angry.

 Down Colorful Hill marks the stride of a new artistic dimension forgotten since the days of Nick Drake.

Red House Painters' debut album 'Down Colorful Hill' offers a raw and intimate exploration of pain, loneliness, and depression. Mark Kozelek’s minimalistic yet intense approach creates a haunting atmosphere reminiscent of Nick Drake. The album stands as a timeless work of emotional depth and artistic value within the indie rock and slowcore genres. Key tracks like '24' and 'Medicine Bottle' showcase the album's poetic strength and somber mood. Listen to 'Down Colorful Hill' and experience the poetic pain and haunting beauty of Red House Painters' timeless sound.