What's Next To The Moon (2001)

"Mark Kozelek's second album sounds at times like it could be channeling the spirit of Nick Drake. That would typically be a less than surprising depiction considering the terrain, both sonic and emotional, that he has tread throughout his career. But it is an absolutely bewildering discovery when you stop to consider that it consists entirely of covers of the heavy, raw riffage of Bon Scott-era AC/DC, for whom "subtlety" didn't even exist as a word. Kozelek, on the other hand, has made an art form of it, and he does nothing less than that on this mesmerizing transmogrification. Armed with a guitar and his voice alone, Kozelek essentially turns "What's Next To The Moon" into an acoustic folk/blues album. If you knew nothing of the songs' geneses, they could easily be mistaken for Blind Lemon Jefferson or Leadbelly covers, or perhaps something from the folk revival, Fred Neil or Leonard Cohen." (Stanton Swihart, Allmusic)