Low - The Great Destroyer

Low - The Great DestroyerFormed in 1993, Low is a trio from Duluth, Minnesota comprised of guitarist vocalist Alan Sparhawk, percussionist vocalist Mimi Parker and bassist Zak Sally. Throughout Lows history, the band has accumulated acclaim from critics (Low build big magic from so little Rolling Stone) and musicians (Radiohead hand picked Low to open a string of dates in 2003). Initially garnering attention as leaders of the 90s slowcore movement, Low went on to develop a

On the Water was produced by frequent collaborator Chester Endersby Gwazda

New Zealand legends

While the new record is still within the Great Lakes post-punk tradition of their debut

hailing it as an “album of impossible vision

Sean later worked in the 90s as a soundman for The Prodigy until 1993 until he relocated to New Zealand

the pioneering Goat has been meticulously remastered from the original tapes by Bob Weston (Mission of Burma

and The Tallest Man on Earth in recent years while working as one of the go-to figures at Bon Iver’s home studio

sparse electronica and warm

novelist and essayist Jonathan Lethem called the entirety of the Bandit Records tale "Haunting

including their sneering cover of David Bowie's "Queen Bitch" and their marauding version of Dead Boys' "Ain't Nothin' to Do

Whilst many of the songs were tried out first live

And while the origins of C’mon may lie in a church in Minnesota