that looks promising. And even better:


but as of now there's only a very limited number of dates ... hope there'll be a couple more

According to a tweet by Mixtape Methodology and re-tweeted by, LOW......Jason Molina wrote songs to record with LOW, but gave the demos to fans instead.

......there is a quest to find the demos.

Live video recordings of Low's "No Comprende" and "Let's Stay Together" for Rhapsody:

http://news.rhapsody.com/2016/01/12/low-on-tour/

Low's performance at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, NC, on February 3rd will be streaming live through Tourpedo.com, in support of Teen Cancer America:
https://www.tourpedo.com/shows/low

I'm gonna see Low and Steve Shelley in good old Evanston.

New video for Low's "Into You":
https://youtu.be/wgp6ZnNsw5g

"A very very loud show to an audience of maybe 50 people".


Retribution Gospel Choir 2010-02-18 Canopy Club, Urbana, IL (SP-BMC-2 > R-09) [Alan Sparhawk of Low]
Uploaded by rhinowing

My kind of audience. I mean, I'd probably hate half the people there anyway, but large audiences are ass, and festivals are the death of cooliosity.

Low will be on Irish TV's show, Other Voices, on Saturday:
https://twitter.com/OtherVoicesLive/...89241839779841

I just posted a taper alert on bt-dimeadozen-org.

Monday night, I saw LOW play Walter's Downtown in Houston. This was my first time see LOW in almost 13 years, since they last played Houston during the 'Trust' tour. Walter's Downtown has a record store inside and I got to visit with Alan for a few moments while he was flipping the bins.

There was no opening act, just LOW playing two sets with a 20 minute break between the two:

Set 1


Mimi handed me her list for Set 2


At one point, Alan did his best Jimi Hendrix playing guitar with his teeth.


Mimi's singing was as beautiful as ever.

:mad:

I didn't realize my inbox was full. Apologies to anyone who tried to send me a message. I've now cleared all possible space.

Bytor Peltor, it makes me happy to know you got to see Low. I know they hadn't visited your town in a long time. Thanks for sharing your experience and all those pictures as well (awesome set-list!).

Brian John Mitchell from Silber Media has posted a few spot-on obversations about LOW as a live band these days and the importance of Tom Herbers as a superlative soundman:
http://silbermedia.com/blog/?p=6180

Alan's been doing the Hendrix move for a while now. I like this picture very much (taken at Deleste Festival, by Fran Callabuig Miralles):

^^^didn't realize Alan had been doing this. I picked up his solo guitar album at the show : )

I found it a little odd the writer said, "As part of what seems to be a never-ending tour behind Ones and Sixes (they kick off a month-long run in Anchorage, Alaska on January 15)."

The album was released 5 months ago and the band didn't come close to playing the South their first time out. Denver was the closest they played to Texas. I'm sure LOW fans in: Atlanta, Nashville, Alabama, New Orleans, Arkansas and Texas were all happy they hit the road again.




Such a great, informative read:

:O

^^
That's an awesome bill! Low will be visiting the netherlands as well in June but so far it's only a festival so I'll probably won't be seeing them.

About Tom Herbers:
I would love to hear a Low album that's produced by him. The albums he did for Dark Dark Dark are so beautiful. Even though I played them to shreds already, they still sound fresh and new every time I listen to them.

From Under The Radar:


2015 Artist Survey: Low
Alan Sparhawk on Music Streaming, Childhood Memories, Star Wars, and the Genius of Taylor Swift


They really fucked up the title of Julia Holter's album; other than that, entertaining stuff. :)

Recordings of LOW's two performances in Alaska back in January have surfaced:

Low Live at TapRoot on 2016-01-15

Low Live at TapRoot on 2016-01-16


...And, great pictures here, of the show in St. Louis:
http://news.bandsintown.com/view-art...to-gallery-low