album · March 19, 2013

The Invisible Way

Low

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"The Invisible Way" is the sound of Low expanding their palette, incorporating more prominent vocal harmonies and intricate arrangements into their signature sparse sound. The result is one of their most melodic and accessible, yet still deeply affecting, albums.

• The album was produced by Jeff Tweedy of Wilco in his Chicago studio. It marked the first time Low had worked with an outside producer in over a decade.
• Upon release, "The Invisible Way" received widespread critical acclaim, with many critics highlighting the band's continued evolution and maturity.
• The album features guest appearances from members of Wilco, who were recording their own album in an adjacent studio at the time.

Low were a seminal slowcore band from Duluth, Minnesota, known for their minimalist arrangements and sparse, affecting harmonies. "The Invisible Way" was released late in their career, as they were transitioning towards a more layered, almost orchestral sound.