RETRIBUTION GOSPEL CHOIR(Sub Pop Records), WAKE OWL(Vagrant Records), CELEBRATED WORKINGMAN
Sat. 02/16 | 10:00PM
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Sat. 02/16 | 10:00PM
"Retribution Gospel Choir,
the side project of Low frontman Alan Sparhawk, has announced its third
record, and the details make it sound like a doozy. The
not-so-creatively titled 3 features just two songs—“Can’t Walk Out” and “Seven”—each
of which clocks in at about 20 minutes long. “Can’t Walk Out” has been a
staple of the band’s live show for some time now, and “Seven” features
guest guitarist Nils Cline of Wilco." - The Onion A.V. Club
the revolution EP is the first new music from Retribution Gospel Choir since the band’s 2010 album 2. These four incredibly anthemic tracks were co-produced with Matt Beckley, and they show the band moving in an exciting, new direction, at speed.
On 2…
“Seriously heavy, Crazy-Horse-ish workouts….” UNCUT****
“a terrific slab of rough-hewn alt-rock” Q****
“If this is a cunning plan to get mainstream rock fans into Low, I’m all for that. If it’s just the emergence of a storming power trio, well that’s fine too” SUNDAY TIMES****
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In the trio Retribution Gospel Choir, Low’s Alan Sparhawk and Steve Garrington clear away that band’s tranked-out haze to play raw classic-rock covers and recast Sparhawk’s own material with more distortion and immediacy. more at avclub.com