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LOW - The Great Destroyer DLPLow are one of the most consistently great groups in indie. Since forming in Duluth in 1993, the group have never released a bad album. Their 2005 work 'The Great Destroyer' saw them working with David Fridmann to produce a more 'rock' orientated sound.

" wrote last year by Ben Vida (and published as a book by Shelter Press)

Spread over 12 long inches for that ‘sound’ sound

looped on pencils

Mastered by Owen Pratt

often including a new multi-movement piece in concert over the past couple of years

" composed by Brian Eno

Richly rendered worlds are built in the interplay between Davies's guitar and the dueling synthesizers played by the Carpenters

Thematic focal points include formats developed by the FMP such as the Total Music Meeting and the Workshop Freie Musik

John Mulvey really hit the nail on the head when he recently described this as "a kind of folk symphony

Garagey tuneful fucked up punk rock played by Japanese hardcore veterans

some fleeting

bonding over female-fronted jangle pop bands like 10