e-mail. She had approached friends of Kozelek for supporting interviews, but later learned that Kozelek previously asked journalists not to do so when writing a piece on him. On June 1, 2015, Kozelek improvised a song about Snapes during a concert at the Barbican in London, performing to an audience of 1,900 people. He told the audience, "There's this girl named Laura Snapes, she's a journalist. She's out to do a story on me, has been contacting a lot of people who know me." The song included derogatory lyrics, including, "Laura Snapes totally wants to fuck me / get in line, bitch ... Laura Snapes totally wants to have my babies." Snapes wrote about her experience in a piece for The Guardian. Sexual misconduct allegations In August 2020, in an article published by Pitchfork, Kozelek was alleged to have engaged in sexual misconduct with a woman named Sarah Golden, as well as two other unidentified women. On August 17, Kozelek denied the allegations against him and stated that he has retained a law firm to "investigate and pursue as necessary any claims against anyone participating to defame me". On March 25, 2021, Pitchfork published another article on seven more women who accused Kozelek of sexual misconduct. Several of these women alleged that, in separate incidences, Kozelek brought them back to a hotel room, promising them that the encounter would not be sexual, before later emerging from the bathroom unclothed or in underwear and then masturbating. He then allegedly groped some of these women despite repeated requests to stop, then repeatedly pressured them to have sexual intercourse with him until they either left or had sex with him. Pitchfork reported that Kozelek denied the allegations in a letter issued to them by his attorney. In August 2022, he announced two concerts in Hungary and Slovenia after an almost two year absence from live performance. Discography Solo albums What's Next to the Moon (2001) Like Rats (2013) Perils from the Sea (2013) (with Jimmy LaValle) Mark Kozelek & Desertshore (2013) (with Desertshore) Mark Kozelek Sings Christmas Carols (2014) Dreams of Childhood (2015) (with Nicolás Pauls) Mark Kozelek Sings Favorites (2016) Yellow Kitchen (2017) (with Sean Yeaton) Mark Kozelek with Ben Boye and Jim White (2017) (with Ben Boye and Jim White) Mark Kozelek (2018) Joey Always Smiled (2019) (with Petra Haden) Mark Kozelek with Ben Boye and Jim White 2 (2020) (with