Sometimes, truth can't be explained. But it can be felt, running wild through a song.

"I don't want to tame myself. I want to be wild," says Langhorne Slim. "If I can continue to refine the wildness but never suffocate or tame it, then I'm on the right path. Because it is a path. I feel it."

'The Spirit Moves' is Langhorne's newest artistic attempt to refine the wildness. The result is an effervescent collection of his now-signature, cinematic, joyful noise, rooted in folk, soul, and blues.

The album marks his sec- ond with rock-solid band The Law, and the highly anticipated follow-up to 2012's critically acclaimed 'The Way We Move,' which sold 30,000 units.