What makes One More Reason to Forget by Low notable?

This album is significant for its critical reception, garnering praise from outlets like Pitchfork, which highlighted its emotional depth and sonic experimentation. It contributed to Low's growing influence on the alternative rock scene, resonating with fans who appreciated its introspective nature during a time when more aggressive styles dominated mainstream music. Released in 2001, 'One More Reason to Forget' came as Low's fifth studio album, following their critically acclaimed record 'Things We Lost in the Fire.' At this point in their career, Low was solidifying their reputation within the slowcore genre while exploring deeper emotional landscapes. The album showcases their continued evolution as artists unafraid to blend experimental elements with accessible songwriting.

Who is One More Reason to Forget for?

One More Reason to Forget works well if you're into melancholic reflections on solitude, extended centerpiece for deep focus and wave-like pacing with ebbing tension.

How many songs are on One More Reason to Forget?

One More Reason to Forget has 8 tracks, running approximately 53 minutes.

One More Reason to Forget

Low

53 min · 8 tracks · alternative rock

A haunting blend of atmospheric melodies and introspective lyrics that evoke a sense of melancholic yearning.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

melancholic reflections on solitude
extended centerpiece for deep focus
wave-like pacing with ebbing tension
introspective mood for quiet moments

Maybe skip if you want

seeking upbeat, fast-paced tracks
prefer standalone singles over cohesion

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2001, 'One More Reason to Forget' came as Low's fifth studio album, following their critically acclaimed record 'Things We Lost in the Fire.' At this point in their career, Low was solidifying their reputation within the slowcore genre while exploring deeper emotional landscapes. The album showcases their continued evolution as artists unafraid to blend experimental elements with accessible songwriting.
Stylistic neighbors: The National· Red House Painters· Bon Iver

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Be There 5:35
2 Venus 4:05
3 Condescend 4:50
4 Landlord 6:29
5 Over the Ocean 4:54
6 Do You Know How to Waltz? 17:16
7 Shame 5:02
8 If You Were Born Today (Song for Little Baby Jesus) 5:25

What to play next

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