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"In our 20+ years of writing songs, I've learned that no matter how escapist, divergent, or even transcendent the creative process feels, the result is more beholden to what is going on at the moment. It's hard to admit that one is so influenced by what is in front of us. Doesn't it come from something magical and far away? No, it comes from here. It comes from now. I'm not going to tell you what this record is about because I have too much respect for that moment when you come to know it for yourself." - Alan Sparhawk, Low ,Ones and Sixes takes everything Low excels at and dips it in a heavy gold plating of industrial-leaning electronics. This somehow catapults to new and extreme heights the innate beauty their music has always had. It's a series of contrasts: stunning and menacing, gorgeous and frightening, giving and desperate, and ultimately, unbearably heavy and unbearably light. From one to six and back again." - Dee Dee (Dum Dum Girls), NYC, June 2015 Co-produced by Low and engineer BJ Burton at Justin Vernon's April Base Studios in Eau Claire, WI, Ones and Sixes is the new (and, so far, the best) album from the Duluth-based trio of Alan Sparhawk, Mimi Parker and Steve Garrington. Record Label: Sub Pop Style: Indie Pop

C'mon' is the shortest title of any LOW album, which seems fitting, as it also ranks among the most succinct and straightforward entries in their variegated discography. Singer-guitarist Alan Sparhawk has even perfected the 'elevator pitch' for 'C'mon': ' Style: Independent

"LP comes with a coupon code for free MP3 downloads of the entire album and a free newsprint poster . Formed in 1993, Low is from Duluth, Minnesota, and features Alan Sparhawk on vocals and guitar, Mimi Parker on vocals and drums, and Matt Livingston on b Style: Independent

Secret Name is the fourth full-length album by the slowcore group Low. It was their first album on the Kranky record label, and their first to be produced by Steve Albini Style: Independent

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Things We Lost in the Fire is a 2001 album by Low, their fifth full-length release. In 2006, the album was performed live in its entirety as part of the All Tomorrow's Parties-curated Don't Look Back series. Style: Independent

Trust is the sixth full-length album by the slowcore band Low, released in 2002 on the Kranky label. The songs Canada, In the Drugs and Point of Disgust still[when?] regularly appear in the band's live set lists. Style: Independent

Originally released by Vernon Yard Recordings in 1994, I Could Live In Hope is the debut release from Minnesota's slo-core pioneers. Produced by the legendary Kramer, Low's first recordings show a band emerging fully formed with a sound that they carry on to this day. Includes 4 bonus tracks. CD, Album, Reissue

Kramer produced and recorded Long Division by Duluth, MN based Low: it's their second album originally released on Virgin Records' Vernon Yard imprint in 1995. These Minnesota slowcore legends established themseves as critical darlings with their striking vocal harmonies, slow tempos and minimalist song structures and Long Division is one of their best albums. Includes 3 bonus tracks. CD, Album, Reissue

The Curtain Hits The Cast is the 3rd album from Duluth, MN slo-core pioneers, Low. Originally released in 1996 on Virgin Records subsidiary, Vernon Yard, The Curtain Hits The Cast garnered massive praise, including an 8.5 rating from Pitchfork, and remains a fan favorite to this day. 2 × CD, Album, Reissue

Sub Pop Records is excited to announce that Duluth, Minnesota, trio LOW are releasing their 10th record, "The Invisible Way". The record was produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, engineered by Tom Schick and recorded in Wilco's studio in Chicago during the autumn of 2012. Coincidentally, the release marks LOW's 20th anniversary as a band. Rather than put together an own, inevitably-inadequate description of the album, Sub Pop will let LOW's Alan Sparhawk do the talking: "While driving though Chicago, on tour, we stopped finally to visit Wilco at their studio, The Loft. They had invited us to come check it out several times over the years, but this would finally be the day. It's a great place-a sea of nstruments in a relaxed, open working environment. It's cool, but what really converted us was hearing the new Mavis Staples tracks they were working on: big, simple, raw, and intimate. Plans were made then and there. "Don't break my Grammy streak." We have worked with many of the great engineer/producers. Jeff Tweedy has been on our side of the microphone for over 25 years, however with engineer (and fellow Grammy winner) Tom Schick, he has of late become a formidable and eclectic producer. He spoke a language we understood, but then took us effortlessly into the mystery. We've made many records, and you know our M.O.: slow, quiet, sometimes melancholy, and, we hope, sometimes pretty... How is this different from any other Low record? - Mimi sings lead on five of the eleven songs (she usually only does one or two, despite being a fan favorite). - Piano, lots of piano... and an acoustic guitar. - Songs about intimacy, the drug war, the class war, plain old war war, archeology, and love. Thank you for your time again and please enjoy what we made. I think it's beautiful CD, Album, Gatefold Cardboard Sleeve

Artist: Low Label: Phantom Sound & Vision