Call it slowcore, sadcore…or
one of the most famous Mormon acts (well, alongside
The Osmond family and uh, Wayne Hussey from the Mission, who was raised a Mormon), Low are something else. Supported heavily by Peel, I remember being utterly blown away by their 2001 album Things We Lost In The Fire, and when John Peel played ‘Sunflower’ I was genuinely moved. Though the first thi
ng I ever bought was the Christmas LP and and the Dinosaur Act 7″. From Rough Trade in London, natch.
THese three tracks all made the 2002 Festive Fifty, and I think listening to these, it’s more than possible, given just how much I love the aforementioned Things… and 2005’s The Great Destroyer that I have forgotten how good this album is too.
Low -‘In The Drugs.’ mp3 (2002 Festive Fifty no.16)
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Low -‘Canada.’ mp3 (2002 F
estive Fifty no.18)
Low -‘(That’s How You Sing) Amazing Grace.’ mp3 (2002 Festive Fifty no.36)
Do buy as
much Low stuff as you can, if you like what you hear here.