In Studio: Low

Soundcheck | Apr 5, 2011

Since 1994 the Minnesota band known as Low has become a critical and cult favorite for its moody, downtempo, minimalist songs. That cult of followers includes ex-Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant, who recorded two of their songs on his last album. Now, Low is releasing its first new album in 4 years, and the band plays live in our studio.   

Low performs tonight, April 6th, at Radio City Music Hall and on April 27th, at Bowery Ballroom. More information here.

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