Low

In March 1994, Low performed a captivating live set at Brass City Records in Waterbury, showcasing their unique sound that blends slowcore with haunting melodies. This performance came just after their breakthrough album 'Long Division,' released in 1999, which marked a pivotal moment in their career, garnering critical acclaim and establishing their artistic identity. Interestingly, 'Long Division' dives deep into themes of distance and introspection, resonating with the raw energy of the live recording. Known for their minimalist style and ethereal harmonies, Low's intense performances often evoke a palpable emotional connection with their audience, and this show is no exception. The intimate setting of a record store added an extra layer of authenticity, capturing the essence of their sound in a way that larger venues simply can’t replicate.

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