Vivid Low Sky

Vivid Low Sky is the mostly solo, mostly post-rock (and entirely instrumental) project of David Koslowski, who you might know from '90s noise rock outfit Liquor Bike. His debut, 2000's Music for Movies Unmade, featured Miyuki Furtado (The Rogers Sisters), Shirlé Hale (from another Koslowski band, Gerty), Thomas Moore (Plow) and J. Robbins (Jawbox/Burning Airlines). After 16 years he got the same musicians together to record the follow up 'II' this time with J. Robbins co-producing with Koslowski.