Feb 16, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Low have shared a cover of the Al Green classic "Let's Stay Together." Proceeds from digital sales of the cover go to the Duluth, Minnesota branch of the NAACP. Listen below. More

Jan 10, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

SXSW (aka South By Southwest), the annual conference/festival in Austin, Texas, previously announced the first round of 2018 musical performers, as well as the second round. Now they have announced the third round of artists to be performing during the music portion (there's also film and interactive portions) in 2018 and it's a long list featuring 570 artists! More

Dec 01, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Low's excellent new album, Ones and Sixes, came out on Sub Pop last fall. The band have a long history of releasing Christmas songs and even had a whole EP of them in 1999, the appropriately titled Christmas.  More

Feb 01, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Low's excellent new album, Ones and Sixes, came out on Sub Pop last fall. Now the band has shared a video for "Into You." Jim Burns and Beth Chalmers directed the clip, which was filmed at a show in Glasgow, Scotland. The video manipulates performance footage, taking it in a hazy direction. More

Oct 08, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Low's excellent new album, Ones and Sixes, came out on Sub Pop last month. Now the band has shared a video for "Lies." Manuel Aragon directed the clip and described it as such in a press release: "Diego is a jornalero - a day laborer, struggling to maintain his livelihood.  More

Sep 03, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Low's new album, Ones and Sixes, is due out on Sub Pop next Friday (September 11). Previously the band have shared the tracks "No Comprende," "What Part of Me," and "Lies." Now you can stream the full album below, via NPR First Listen.  More

Aug 18, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Low recently announced their new album, Ones and Sixes, which is due out on Sub Pop on September 11. Previously the band have shared "No Comprende" and "What Part of Me."  More

Aug 07, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of the August/September 2015 issue, which is available digitally now (via Under the Radar's app and the magazine apps Zinio, Readly, and Readbug), has shipped out to subscribers and stores and will be on all newsstands soon. It features CHVRCHES on the cover. Garbage's Shirley Manson discusses the 20th anniversary of the band's self-titled debut album. We talk to the creators and various cast members of Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp. Star Cliff Curtis and producer Gale Anne Hurd talk about The Walking Dead companion series Fear the Walking Dead. The issue also includes interviews with Beach House, New Order, Foals, Beirut, Jesse Eisenberg, Low, FFS, Destroyer, Wolf Alice, Tamaryn, Telekinesis, Ducktails, DRINKS, Briana Marela, LA Priest, Jaakko Eino Kalevi, Chelsea Wolfe, and more.  More

Aug 03, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Low recently announced their new album, Ones and Sixes, which is due out on Sub Pop on September 11. Back when it was announced the band shared "No Comprende." Now they have shared another song from the album, "What Part of Me." More

Jun 23, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

The ever durable Low have announced a new album and has shared a song from it, "No Comprende." Ones and Sixes is due out on Sub Pop on September 11 and was co-produced by Low and engineer BJ Burton in Eau Claire, Wisconsin at Justin Vernon's April Base Studios. More

Jan 31, 2015 By Laura Studarus

On Jan 26, Low performed at Barby in Tel Aviv, Israel.  More

Sep 12, 2013 By Laura Studarus

Because Rihanna is the artist to cover (right Zola Jesus, Bat For Lashes, and Jessie Ware?) Low recently took on the singer’s single “Stay.”  More

Jun 13, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

Minnesota trio Low have premiered a music video for "Plastic Cup," the latest single off their new album The Invisible Way. More

Jan 09, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

Celebrating their 20th anniversary as a band this year Low will soon release their 10th studio album The Invisible Way. More

Nov 28, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

Reaching the 20 year mark as a band together in 2013 Minnesota trio Low have announced that they will reach the milestone with a new album titled The Invisible Way. More

Aug 17, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Today, Low released the video for “Especially Me,” the second track receive the visual treatment from recently released album, C’mon. We have the clip.  More

May 26, 2011 By John Everhart

Low stopped by NPR to perform a "Tiny Desk Concert."  More

Apr 13, 2011 By Laura Studarus

File this one under “That’s so crazy it might just work.” Actor John Stamos stars in Low’s new music video for C’mon track, “Try and Sleep." Yup.  More

Feb 02, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Low is heading out on a worldwide tour in support of forthcoming album C’mon (out April 12 via Sub Pop). We have the dates.  More

Jan 20, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Low recently finished new album C’mon—due out April 12 via Sub Pop. We have the details.  More

Aug 13, 2009 By Laura Studarus

Longing for one last summer-ish experience? Well, if you're in Champaign-Urbana Illinois, the fifth annual Pygmalion Music Festival has you covered. A mere $60 dollars gets you four days of music, including such notable indie bands as Iron & Wine, The Books, My Brightest Diamond, The Antlers, Headlights, Wavves, BLK JKS, Autolux, Low, Japandroids, YACHT, and Ra Ra Riot. We have the full lineup and schedule. More

Nov 17, 2015 By Matt Fink

Alan Sparhawk says I caught him on a chatty day, something that seems to surprise him as much as it does me. Knowing him only through the 11 resolutely inward-looking albums he has made with Mimi Parker, his wife and co-leader in Low, I don't expect him to be quite so outgoing and approachable.  More

Nov 16, 2015 By Matt Fink

After 22 years as one-half of the husband-and-wife songwriting team in Low, vocalist/guitarist Alan Sparhawk has developed a thesis on longevity. Bands that have been around so long inevitably fall into one of two categories: they either survive by carving out a distinctly identifiable sound and repeating it over and over, or they never allow their aesthetic to fully congeal and attempt to reinvent themselves with each release. More

Sep 06, 2013 By Dan Lucas

The Green Man Festival has, in the 10 years since its inception, evolved from a one-day, 300-capacity campfire folk show into a week-long, eclectic event playing home to some 22,000 guests. Amongst British festival-goers it has a reputation as one of the summer's highlights and is spoken of as being a world away from the laddish, lager lout-infested, drug-peddling havens that make up the larger part of the Brit festival circuit. More

Mar 18, 2013 By Kyle Lemmon

Gradual change is rare for most groups, but Duluth, MN trio Low has morphed from a slowcore band into a folk-tinged rock outfit over its 20 years of existence. Like most indie bands, Low will trot out a new production style or genre experiment alongside each full-length release. More