Low team up with Wilco and Ben Gibbard for new album and live EP
28 November 2012, 13:46
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
Low have revealed details of their upcoming new album release.
The band will celebrate 20 years of existence with new record The Invisible Way, produced by none other than Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy.
Recorded in Chicago, the LP in question comes out via Sub Pop on 18 March in the UK and 19 March in the U.S.
The band have also released a free six-track live EP, entitled Plays Nice Places, which features former touring mate Ben Gibbard on the opening track.
You can download that below, in exchange for an email address. Bargain.
And here’s an album trailer:
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