About this album
Where they were
By the time of 'Trust's' release in 2002, Low was transitioning into a pivotal phase of their career. This album followed their critically acclaimed work 'Things We Lost in the Fire' (2001) and showcased their ability to blend melancholic melodies with experimental elements, solidifying their status in the alternative rock scene.
Why it matters
'Trust' received widespread critical acclaim, marking Low's influence on the slowcore genre and earning them recognition in the indie music community. The album is often hailed for its introspective lyrics and atmospheric sound, contributing to the band's legacy as pioneers of minimalist rock.
Essential tracks
- "(That’s How You Sing) Amazing Grace" — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its lush harmonies and haunting themes, encapsulating the emotional depth that defines 'Trust'.
- "Canada" — With its intricate instrumentation and poignant lyrics, 'Canada' exemplifies Low's signature style of blending melancholy with beauty.
- "Last Snowstorm of the Year" — This track captures a sense of quiet reflection, conveying feelings of loss and nostalgia through its minimalist arrangement and powerful vocal delivery.
- "John Prine" — 'John Prine' showcases Low’s lyrical storytelling prowess, paying homage to the influential folk singer while embedding personal narratives within its melodic structure.
Release Date
October 21, 2002
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 (That’s How You Sing) Amazing Grace 7:13
- 2 Canada 3:44
- 3 Candy Girl 4:37
- 4 Time Is the Diamond 5:30
- 5 Tonight 4:05
- 6 The Lamb 7:12
- 7 In the Drugs 4:25
- 8 Last Snowstorm of the Year 2:16
- 9 John Prine 7:54
- 10 Little Argument With Myself 3:04
- 11 La La La Song 3:25
- 12 Point of Disgust 3:25
- 13 Shots & Ladders 7:51
