The band's first release for their own Chair Kickers Union label, "Trust" finds Low at their most glacial, meticulously crafting sparse, drawn-out meditations on love and loss.
- Recorded at almost-empty-room conditions in March 2002, "Trust" featured the band's core trio of Alan Sparhawk, Mimi Parker, and Zak Sally.
- The album was a deliberate step away from the more produced sound of its predecessor, "Exit Music Songs with the radio".
- On release, "Trust" received a 7.7 from Pitchfork, who praised its sonic textures.
Low were a pioneering slowcore band from Duluth, Minnesota, known for their minimalist arrangements and melancholic vocal harmonies. In 2002, they were navigating their second decade as a band, continuing to refine their signature sound on independent labels.
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