Mercury Rev
- Holes
- Tonite It Shows
- Endlessly
- I Collect Coins
- Opus 40
- Hudson Line
- The Happy End (The Drunk Room)
- Goddess On A Hiway
- The Funny Bird
- Pick Up If You're There
- Delta Sun Bottleneck Stomp
Deserter's Songs is the fourth studio album by alternative rock band Mercury Rev. After three promising but uneven records, this was their first masterpiece in my opinion. Melodious trippy dream pop, the unique and impressive voice of Jonathan Donahue, and sometimes bizarre instrumentation (especially the singing saw, but how effective it is!). As one critic wrote: "Deserter's Songs unlocks the beauty always hidden just below the band's surface, its lush harmonics and soothing textures bathing in an almost unearthly light." Personal favourites are Holes, Tonite It Shows, Endlessly, Opus 40, and Goddess On A Hiway.
