Low Ones and Sixes

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[O]n the gentle, pained duet 'Lies,' Low remind us they're still masters of doing a lot with a little."
"'Lies' features perhaps the most complex architecture of the bunch, opening with a familial backstory tracing back thirty years and somewhat knocking off aphorisms like lazy afternoon fly balls."
"Low have made one of the most impressive albums of their career."
"An unassuming highlight arrives mid-album: 'What Part Of Me', in which Sparhawk pleads for clemency with an unnamed adversary....It maintains Low's status as a reliably moving creative partnership."
Clash (Magazine) - "[T]he Minnesotan trio have crafted an eleventh album that employs new textures around those magnificent vocals and deviates from a path upon which they seemed to have settled..."