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OwL Remix

Low · 1998

52 min · 8 tracks · alternative rock

A series of ambient reimaginings that transform Low's intimate music into expansive sonic landscapes.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • expansive sonic landscapes to explore
  • steady flow with immersive peaks
  • background warmth for deep focus
  • subtle transformations for attentive listening

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking fast-paced instant gratification
  • prefer standalone tracks over cohesion

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'OwL Remix' was released in 1998, Low had already established themselves with their critically acclaimed debut album 'I Could Live in Hope' (1994) and their follow-up 'Long Division' (1996). This remix project showcases a shift in their sound, exploring electronic and ambient influences while maintaining their signature slowcore aesthetic.
Stylistic neighbors
The National· Red House Painters· Bon Iver

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Down (Porter Ricks remix) 13:25
  • 2 Anon (Neotropic’s Spore remix) 5:10
  • 3 Over the Ocean (Tranquility Bass’ ’91 Party dance mix) 6:39
  • 4 Laugh (DJ Vadim’s Vox‐Reverse Tele remix) 5:44
  • 5 Anon (Neotropic’s Pollen remix) 5:12
  • 6 Do You Know How to Waltz? (Neotropic’s Vert remix) 4:31
  • 7 Over the Ocean (Skull Valley Dub’s re‐remix of Tranquility Bass ’91 Party dance mix) 5:45
  • 8 Words (Jimmy Somerville/Sally Herbert’s J+S mix) 6:26

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