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Track Listings Disc 1 1Subterraneans 2Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) 3Hallo Spaceboy 4Hurt 5Look Back in Anger 6I'm Deranged 7That's Heart's Filthy Lesson 8The Voyeur of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) 9I Have Not Been to Oxford Town 10Outside 11Andy Warhol 12Breaking Glass 13The Man Who Sold the World 14We Prick You 15A Small Plot of Land 16Nite Flights 17Under Pressure Genre: Pop
GREAT DESTROYER 06/11/2015 a seemingly interminable answering machineLow's seventh full length album, THE GREAT DESTROYER, marks a literal departure for the Duluth, Minnesota trio, with the band leaving its longtime label, Kranky, in favor of uber indie taste makers, Sub Pop. The overall sound of the record reflects the transition, as Low hits new heights in both volume and aggression, particularly on the fuzzed out "Monkey" and the swelling "Everybody's Song." During "On the Edge Of" and "When I Go Deaf," guitarist