Ones and Sixes

Pitchfork 7.8/10 The members of Low retreated deep into rural Wisconsin with producer BJ Burton and recorded their latest album at Justin Vernon’s April Base Studios in Eau Claire. The band hasn’t sounded this lively in years; maybe not since its Sub Pop debut The Great Destroyer from a decade ago.

The Line of Best Fit 7/10 Duluth, Minnesota’s favourite marital music partnership are back for the 11th instalment of a twenty-year long career on the sidelines.

Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Check out our album review of Artist's Ones and Sixes on Rolling Stone.com.

DIY 3/5 ‘Ones and Sixes’ sounds a little too familiar, but the trio are playing to their strengths.

The Skinny 4/5 Ones and Sixes weaves together the strongest elements of Low's 22-year career, and they still tingle the spine like no-one else. Masters of their craft.

Under The Radar 7.5/10 Mimi Parker and Alan Sparhawk and their bassist (Steve Garrington has served in the role since 2011) have long been making only two kinds of records; completely essential, passionate, cohesive and cogent statements, or those that are merely excellent and

Clash 9/10 Some bands possess alchemical elements that ensure that their music is distinctive and compelling. The Smiths had Marr's peerless guitar work, The

The Observer 4/5 Slowcore band Low’s adoption of electronic sounds has made their quiet but intense music better still

The Guardian 4/5 Minnesota’s Low strike a balance between majestic melancholy and harsh experimental noise on their 11th album