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Low Life

Downer Edn

LP | 2019 | UK | Reissue (Alter)

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Release: 2019 / UK – Reissue

Genre: Rock & Indie

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2023 repress of Low Life's second album from 2019 on Colored Vinyl, in a single LP sleeve with insert. Colour effect is a seafoam green smear with a transparent base. Arriving with an aura of anticipation, 'Downer Edn' (read: Edition) feels like a collective document of the band's timeline since their unforgettable debut `Dogging'. Recorded over two years and mixed in 2018 by Mikey Young (Total Control / Eddy Current Suppression Ring), `Downer Edn' sees the core trio of Mitch Tolman, Cristian O'Sullivan and Greg Alfaro expand their ranks to a five piece. Dizzy Daldal and Yuta Matsumura of Oily Boys & Orion were brought in to reinforce the thick wall of guitars, freeing Tolman up as a dedicated front man for live duties. The hours of studio work have resulted in the band sounding more confident and fully realised, reaching and finding a sound that was perhaps unattainable 5 years prior. However, lurking behind the bigger vision and polished production, `Downer Edn remains a dark blast of an album. Expansive and cohesive, yet shimmering and rough; something they can be proud to call a definitive statement. As far as Australian punk is concerned, Downer Edition not only shatters the boundaries applied by that descriptor, it does so with the lushest attack conceivable. The visceral pounding of melodies throughout the album transforms their inspirations; desperation, neuroses, trauma, survival, hooliganism, violence, hope, rejuvenation, and their hometown of Sydney's full architectural and social scope - from a realm of intangibility to the very, very tangible. Unified on `RBB,' ruminating on `92', chasing the escape on `Rave Slave,' and unwillingly defiant on `Warrior,' Downer Edition reaches past the wild ride of Dogging - this truly is the album that Low Life have been threatening to make for nearly a decade. Released in conjunction with Goner Records in the USA and Cool Death in Australia.

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Low Life

Dogging 2022 Hammertime Vinyl Edition

LP | 2021 | EU | Original (Alter)

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Release: 2021 / EU – Original

Genre: Rock & Indie

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new 2022 "HAMMERTIME" vinyl edition pressed on West Ham colours. Half transparent violet & half turquoise. Comes in glossy sleeve with insert. There's an ordeal that underpins Low Life's 'Dogging,' and looking back at it, perhaps this was inevitable given the album's exceptionally derogatory attitude to its own scattered sense of time and debris. It's an attitude that's been hosed down in bore water-stained stupor, with all the anguished but forgivable hope and charm of plain packaged cigarettes. 'Dogging' crawled into the world desperately and painfully. Originally slated for release on Brisbane's singular Negative Guest List Records in 2012, the label's owner sadly passed away before it got there. It eventually emerged two years later as a split between two labels from the band's home turf of Sydney, Disinfect Records and R.I.P. Society. It's fitting that the latter had reissued Venom P. Stinger's Dugald McKenzie-era material the year prior-arguably the only other Australian band that compares to the tough, shit-kicking intensity found on 'Dogging.' Comprised of Mitch Tolman, Cristian O'Sullivan, and Greg Alfaro at this point (the current 2017 line-up includes Dizzy from Oily Boys), the reckless ferocity and defeatist's humour is pointedly nihilistic. It's not kitsch nihilism either, it's the kind that enlivens. Indexing happiness, fear, lust, grief, and sorrow, the wry indulgences outlined in Tolman's coded and scheming lyrics amount to white-knuckle sincerity. It's disarming, but it's blunted by a weighty smirk. If all this weren't delivered through a sardonic curled lip, the violence at the edge of it all would perhaps come off a little less real. There's a bitterly angry confrontation with the contemporary Australian psyche once you enter Low Life's estate. Thugged out and at pace, there's a genuine rush to 'Dogging.' The mindless logic of 'harder and faster' could never get you to where they were at this point. Even at the marginally calmer moments the guitars glance you like a headache rev...

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From Squats To Lots: The Agony And Xtc Of Low Life

LP | 2021 | EU | Original (Alter)

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Release: 2021 / EU – Original

Genre: Rock & Indie

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The Band: Low Life Are A Rock Band From Sydney, Australia. The Record: Low Life's 3rd Lp Is Called From Squats To Lots: The Agony And The Xtc Of Low Life. Notes On How To Listen To Agony And Xtc Of Low Life: 1. Some Records Hit You With An Instant Impression Of Timeless Brilliance, And Low Life's Dogging Is One Of Those Records, What The Wise Call "An Instant Classic". 2. From Squats To Lots: The Agony And The Xtc Of Low Life Is More Like Their Second Album Downer Edn (Read Edition), A Little More Withdrawn, A Little More Textured. Complex. Rich. Which Is To Say: You're Going To Need Some Time With It. 3. Some Show, Some Grow. Low Life Have Done Both. This One Is A Grower. Spend Some Time With This One. It's Got That Nuanced Flavour. Don't Guzzle. Sip. Savour. 4. Sip It, And Sense The Recurring Brilliance Of Mitch Tolman's Lyrics, Exploring The Usual Territory Of Gutter Life, Lad Life, Punk Life, Low Life. The Dirge. Disgust And Shame In White Australia. Council Housing, Bills Piled To The Neck, Substance Abuse And Rehabilitation, The Fallen Lads And Lasses Who Stood Too Close To The Flame, Loss And Loneliness, From Squats To Lots. Un-Australian Gutter Symphony. 5. There Is A Celebration Of Resilience And That's A Central Theme Of This Record And A Time Like Ours Needs A Record Like Agony & Xtc. Low Times Are Coming Through, But If You're Low They Won't Get To You. 6. Iggy Pop's Bowie Produced Studio Rock Masterpieces 'The Idiot' And 'Lust For Life' Are Important Reference Points To The 3rd Album Sounds Of Low Life. Here Comes Success! 7. 'The Agony And Ecstasy' Is A 1985 Novel By Irving Stone About The Life Of Italian Renaissance Painter Michelangelo. Stone Wrote Another Novel About The Single Eared Painter Vincent Van Gogh Called 'Lust For Life'. This Synchronicity Hit Me. 8. Iggy And The Stooges Are A Pretty Safe Reference For Low Life (And All Good Rock Music). Iggy And The Stooges Are A Low Life's Michelangelo, But Solo Iggy Like Lust For Life Is A Better Reference For This Particular Incarnatio...

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Low Life

Dogging Colored Vinyl Deluxe Edition

LP | 2021 | EU | Original (Alter)

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Release: 2021 / EU – Original

Genre: Rock & Indie

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Deluxe Lp Edition Pressed On Turquoise Vinyl And Packaged In A 350gsm Gatefold Sleeve. One Time Pressing Limited To 300 Copies. There's An Ordeal That Underpins Low Life's 'Dogging,' And Looking Back At It, Perhaps This Was Inevitable Given The Album's Exceptionally Derogatory Attitude To Its Own Scattered Sense Of Time And Debris. It's An Attitude That's Been Hosed Down In Bore Water-Stained Stupor, With All The Anguished But Forgivable Hope And Charm Of Plain Packaged Cigarettes. 'Dogging' Crawled Into The World Desperately And Painfully. Originally Slated For Release On Brisbane's Singular Negative Guest List Records In 2012, The Label's Owner Sadly Passed Away Before It Got There. It Eventually Emerged Two Years Later As A Split Between Two Labels From The Band's Home Turf Of Sydney, Disinfect Records And R.I.P. Society. It's Fitting That The Latter Had Reissued Venom P. Stinger's Dugald Mckenzie-Era Material The Year Prior-Arguably The Only Other Australian Band That Compares To The Tough, Shit-Kicking Intensity Found On 'Dogging.' Comprised Of Mitch Tolman, Cristian O'sullivan, And Greg Alfaro At This Point (The Current 2017 Line-Up Includes Dizzy From Oily Boys), The Reckless Ferocity And Defeatist's Humour Is Pointedly Nihilistic. It's Not Kitsch Nihilism Either, It's The Kind That Enlivens. Indexing Happiness, Fear, Lust, Grief, And Sorrow, The Wry Indulgences Outlined In Tolman's Coded And Scheming Lyrics Amount To White-Knuckle Sincerity. It's Disarming, But It's Blunted By A Weighty Smirk. If All This Weren't Delivered Through A Sardonic Curled Lip, The Violence At The Edge Of It All Would Perhaps Come Off A Little Less Real. There's A Bitterly Angry Confrontation With The Contemporary Australian Psyche Once You Enter Low Life's Estate. Thugged Out And At Pace, There's A Genuine Rush To 'Dogging.' The Mindless Logic Of 'Harder And Faster' Could Never Get You To Where They Were At This Point. Even At The Marginally Calmer Moments The Guitars Glance You Like A Headache Revealing Just How...

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