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KEXP Reviews
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This veteran Duluth slo-core trio is known for their gentle, austere sound, but their latest album (and their first for Sub Pop) will surely throw long-time fans for a loop. Instead of the typical Low tempos (slow and slower), they burst forth with some comparatively hard-charging, full-on rock songs here. Sure, there are some hushed, atmospheric tunes, but overall the album is by far the most aggressive thing the band’s ever done. 1/6/2005
- Don Yates
Other Low album reviews:
The Invisible Way - 3/8/2013
C'mon - 3/25/2011
Drums and Guns - 3/5/2007
Trust - 8/15/2002
Things We Lost in the Fire - 1/15/2001
The Curtain Hits The Cast - 8/15/1996
