I love that the shortest songs here are all highlights (Sunflower and Embrace pretty comfortable top two though)

Album Rating: 4.0

Sup Johnny Ayy we both like Low

Album Rating: 4.5

July has so many little transitions and they are all so imperceptible it's insane how well the song flows

Album Rating: 4.5

Back to gush even more about July, it's one of the best songs ever made



Need to check their other stuff but I'm so hooked on this



The way that December is whimpered so so softly during the bridge makes me feel things

Album Rating: 4.5

There are parts of Dinosaur Act I like but god that lumbering melody is just such a non-starter, cannot believe it's top 5 tracks on their Spotify

Album Rating: 4.5

Man, I love Dinosaur Act

Dinosaur Act has grown on me, but was definitely one of my least favs on first listen. the meat of it isn't specifically appealing, but the little things go along way to endearing it (whatever that brass instrument is that mimics the title lyric late into the song is just fuckin adorable)
>Dinosaur Act
>lumbering melody
CUTE

Album Rating: 4.5

Ah yes that was totally intended

Album Rating: 4.5

Finally did a full listen of this and this is a SKRONG 4 but this thing does not flow like I thought it/Low would, feels more like a really great collection of songs to me



Excited to check more Low tho where should I go next hm

Album Rating: 4.0

well, the follow up 'Trust' was my second Low album after this but I don't know if that would make the best one to check next...it feels logical to me though



'Ones and Sixes' is quite an approachable and underrated one

Album Rating: 4.0

Their last two albums are their best by a wide margin but you could also try out Ones and Sixes, Drums and guns, and I Could Live in Hope

Album Rating: 4.5

I've heard most of Hey What and all of the one before it, will probs do Hope and Trust next

Album Rating: 4.5

Such a beautiful album…

Album Rating: 4.5

July might be the best song ever.