Low - C'mon

Low - C'monCmon is the shortest title of any Low album, which seems fitting, as it also ranks among the most succinct and straightforward entries in their variegated discography. Singer guitarist Alan Sparhawk has even perfected the elevator pitch for Cmon: Recorded in an old church in Duluth, MN and mixed in an apartment in Hollywood, CA. But that brief synopsis hides universes. Comprised of new material written on and off the road, the ten song set was

bad vibes infiltrated the rock world

All instrumental

saw daylight in April of 1991

Tortoise's interest in the possibilities offered by the remixing of tracks was realized within the actual production of TNT

Drummer Frank Rosaly pushes the song further and further until it borders on a cathartic meltdown to close out Side A

He was one of the first musicians to use the Sennheiser Vocoder VSM 201 in his live sets

A little something to get you through the week

I felt that I needed to make music through a different process

lacked any real documentation

John McLaughlin and Miles Davis among others

and a forthright indictment of contemporary complacency

natural reverb