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tribute,slow-core,sad-core,minnesota,chairkickers,We Could Live in Hope: A Tribute to Low,We Could Live in Hope: A Tribute to Low,Fractured Discs,Aaron Shaul
WE COULD LIVE IN HOPE: A TRIBUTE TO LOW Fractured Discs For me, Low's music has worked so well because of the effort the band places on song arrangement rather than songwriting. On their older albums especially, Low creates slow epics with little more than a couple of chords and exquisite vocal melodies ...
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February 1998 :: Music L-O :: Low (Martin Albelo)
Low Songs for a Dead Pilot Kranky Low present us with their fourth album, their first with Kranky and the first one captured on 8 track home recording. Other than that, the Low formula is still intact: hypnotically slow tempos and progressions, hauntingly beautiful male/female vocals, quiet, mesmerizing ...
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September 1999 :: Music F-M :: Low (Andrew Chadwick)
Low Secret Name Kranky Low's music is a spellbinding excursion through musical space. Songs evolve unhurriedly, with notes given plenty of room to breathe. The unclutteredness of the music makes the notes they do play that much more important. But more than just being a patient band, their songs are ...
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Mellow, laid-back tunes, like smoking velvet light against red light backdrop...
SAINT LOW SAINT LOW Thirsty-Ear Mellow, laid-back tunes, like smoking velvet light against red light backdrop. Female vocals roll against cool lounge sadness. Reminds me of something caught between the darkness of the Gunga Din and the just-want-to-close-my-eyes-and-sleep-forever shadows of Mazzy Star ...
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November 1998 :: Music I-L :: Low (Andrew Chadwick)
Low One More Reason To Forget BlueSanct Low Owl Remix Vernon Yard Low is known for their slow, quiet, spacious songs where a few distant notes paced by brushed snare and ride are responsible for worlds of rich atmosphere and texture. Time is manipulated and space is a paintbrush. What started as an ...
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slow-core,pop,reflective,upbeat,Mormon,Low,The Great Destroyer,Subpop,Aaron Shaul
LOW THE GREAT DESTROYER Sub Pop I usually rely on the Sisters B. for all my Low related needs, but they can't seem to get through The Great Destroyer's opening track, "Monkey," without stalling. I offer them the same advice I'll give to anyone else paralyzed by the album's alarming start: skip straight ...
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Forward Rewinding (Diffusion). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
ALPHA CONSPIRACY VS. LOW TECHNICIANS FORWARD REWINDING Diffusion This is an interesting little slab o' music, to say the least. After the first listen of this one (four songs by each band), I was left with the annoying aftertaste of Depeche Mode's Music for the Masses. Tons of keyboards and drum machines ...
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Remembrance (Diffusion). Review by Stein Haukland.
LOW TECHNICIANS REMEMBRANCE Diffusion Low Technicians struggle to get things up and moving on their first full-length album, coming across like a watered-downed version of the Cure a bit too often. "No Real Solution" is reminiscent of fluffy early-'80s synth-pop as seen through some trance filter. ...
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Tricks For Dawn (spinART / Cooking Vinyl). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
MARY LORSON & SAINT LOW TRICKS FOR DAWN spinART / Cooking Vinyl What began as a side project for former Madder Rose frontwoman Mary Lorson has since become a full-time affair. Now, on the strength of one previous album, she has divorced herself from the rest of Saint Low. The change, however, is in ...
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The Bed (Flameshovel). Review by Aaron Shaul.
LOW SKIES THE BED Flameshovel I'm ringing in the first day of October alone, with an overcast sky outside my window, a very good possibility of snow (!) on the horizon and Low Skies' The Bed on my stereo. It's a perfect trio for my current mood. Taking the eerie starkness of slow-core and wrapping ...
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