Interview: Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker of Low
Duluth trio Low has been tagged as “that slow, quiet band” for most of its 14-year career, but that’s only part of the story. On recent albums like 2005′s The Great Destroyer and the new Drums And Guns, Low has found ways to capture a bigger, denser sound without sacrificing a minimalist ethic. The A.V. Club spoke with singer-guitarist Alan Sparhawk, drummer (and Sparhawk’s wife) Mimi Parker, and new bassist Matt Livingston about Drums‘ take on violence, the band’s 2006 hiatus, and the experience of eating an entire cake in three minutes.
Originally published April 12, 2007 on avclub.com. Read the complete article.
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Alan Sparhawk, interview, Low, Minnesota, Minnesota music, music | Christopher Bahn | 
April 12, 2007 11:18 pm
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