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Ghost Tropic by Songs: Ohia on Secretly Canadian

Songs: Ohia - Ghost Tropic

SECRETLY CANADIAN

Released in 2000, Ghost Tropic was Songs: Ohia's fifth studio album following quickly on from Lioness, and sees Jason Molina joined again by Appendix Out's Alasdair Roberts.


TRACKLIST:
  1. Lightning Risked It All
  2. Body Burned Away
  3. No Limits on the Words
  4. Ghost Tropic
  5. Ocean's Nerves
  6. Not Just a Ghost's Heart
  7. Ghost Tropic
  8. Incantation 

 

 

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