Long Division
Low · 1995
49 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock
Ethereal harmonies intertwine with sparse instrumentation, creating a hauntingly intimate atmosphere throughout.
Why this album works
'Long Division' received positive reviews upon its release, with notable acclaim from publications like Spin and The Village Voice. It helped cement Low's reputation in the alternative music scene and laid the groundwork for their future influence on artists exploring ambient and introspective sounds.
- Best for
- hauntingly intimate atmospheres gradual builds and payoffs late-night contemplative moods
- Context
- In 1995, Low released 'Long Division' as their second album, following their critically acclaimed debut, 'I Could Live in Hope.' At this point in their career, they were solidifying their unique sound within the slowcore genre while expanding their emotional and sonic palette. This release marked a crucial moment in establishing their identity as pioneers of minimalist rock.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Linkin Park· Moby· Green Day· Beck· Lana Del Rey· Nine Inch Nails· Tori Amos· Sonic Youth
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Violence Standout 5:54
- 2 Below & Above 2:32
- 3 Shame Standout 3:56
- 4 Throw Out the Line 4:05
- 5 Swingin' 4:10
- 6 See-Through 4:25
- 7 Turn 5:08
- 8 Caroline 4:48
- 9 Alone 4:00
- 10 Streetlight 0:35
- 11 Stay Standout 7:04
- 12 Take 2:32
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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