Uppers, by Low & Behold

Uppers

by Low & Behold

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Suffy_ Pure 80s worship in all the best ways. Ryan Clark, Jason Martin, and Steven Dail are three of my favorite songwriters of all time, and they delivered a flawless darkwave album in Uppers, with no shortage of great vocal hooks, killer basslines, and well-crafted synth and guitar parts. Favorite track: You Walk Alone.

Uncle Hermann On a rainy day I could keep this on repeat. Great Gothic rock. Favorite track: Church Bell.

Matthew C. Ruffner Other than being a fan of both Ryan Clark and Jason Martin, Clark's vocals over the guitar workmanship of Martin is a pleasant surprise. Favorite track: Some People.

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1.	Church Bell 02:22	buy track
2.	You Walk Alone 02:49	buy track
3.	Blood Red 03:36	buy track
4.	Son Of Mine 03:01	buy track
5.	Bring Me Home 04:02	buy track
6.	Some People 03:40	buy track
7.	Violent Sound 03:51	buy track
8.	Have Mercy 03:01	buy track
9.	The End Of The Road 04:34	buy track

about

Low & Behold is the unlikely collaboration between Jason Martin (Starflyer 59) and Ryan Clark (Demon Hunter) - now 7 years in the making. Drawing from Starflyer’s signature brand of shoe gaze, and injecting a healthy dose of 80s nostalgia, Uppers is a study in classic dark wave. Reverb-drenched guitars and haunting vocals recall a raw aesthetic of sound pioneered by groups like The Sisters Of Mercy, Depeche Mode, and Echo & The Bunnymen.