Low - Ones and Sixes

Low - Ones and SixesAvailable on 2 LP black wax In our 20+ years of writing songs, Ive learned that no matter how escapist, divergent, or even transcendent the creative process feels, the result is more beholden to what is going on at the moment. Its hard to admit that one is so influenced by what is in front of us. Doesnt it come from something magical and far away? No, it comes from here. It comes from now. Im not going to tell you what this record is about because I

It should be filed squarely in the “Now-for-something-a-little-different” file

“We spent that year demoing the songs

and high-volume post-everything fuzz

on “Turn Me Down”—an idiosyncratically arranged track embedded with hypnotic guitar tones—Jacklin gives an exquisitely painful glimpse at unrequited devotion (“He took my hand

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but these dates act as rough parameters for their assimilation into the larger social sphere

When something strikes us as retrospective and futuristic at the same time

Throughout the record's eleven tracks the Baltimore-based five-piece excel at blending passionate Dishchord-esque punk

that pays a closer tribute to the experimental pop of early Animal Collective than their UK hip-hop counterparts

Reflecting on the significance of this release

from bullet-belted metalheads to shoegazing fuzz lovers