Low Level Owl: Volume 1
- Artist: The Appleseed Cast
- Year released: 2001
- Label: Deep Elm
- Genre: Alt / Indie rock
Partial track listing:
Bandit Teeth / ColourMusic :: After a seven-year hiatus, this trio of Lawrencians has reestablished itself as a top-shelf draw for their brand of high-energy, punk-influenced indie rock ... More info
- Opening Reception for "AbracaData" by Yuri Zupancic
- RedLefty / Kasey Rausch and Friends (early all-ages patio show)
- Sleep Is Like Sex
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Posted by robertcarbon (anonymous) on September 13, 2004 at 10:23 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Very interesting album. I have volume one and volume two. The album is rich in texture and offers a lot for a listener to think about. It is an album than can be used for background or in the foreground. Very dynamic, it's like having two albums in one. The sound at low volume is peaceful and soothing, at higher volumes the complexity of sound is striking and demands further examination.
Not a sound for all occasions, but the one occasion it serves, it serves well. Each track stands at a quality consistant to the others. Not an album that you will wear out your CD player with, but it also won't be one you'll sell to the pawn shop two years later.
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