Low Roar (album)

Low Roar is the self-titled debut album by the American-Icelandic musical project Low Roar, released in November 1, 2011 through Tonequake Records.

Low Roar
Studio album by
Low Roar
ReleasedNovember 1, 2011
Genre
Length53:37
LabelTonequake Records
ProducerRyan Karazija
Low Roar chronology
Low Roar
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Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
PopMatters6/10[1]

Music and style

Low Roar can be described as a post-rock, ambient and folk-rock album. The album is based on musician Ryan Karazija's move to Iceland, who was formerly of the indie rock band Audrye Sessions, as well as the change and introversion of fall.[2]

Recording and production

After moving from Livermore, California to Reykjavík, lead singer Ryan Karazija, formerly of the American indie rock band Audrye Sessions, chronicled the difficulty of acclimating to a foreign land, finding work, and supporting his family by writing a song each day.[3]

The album was recorded with nothing more than a laptop in Ryan's kitchen in Reykjavík, as a result of having a very low budget after moving to Iceland.[4]

Track listing
Low Roar
No.TitleLength
1."Give Up"3:06
2."Just a Habit"3:27
3."Nobody Else"4:57
4."Patience"5:45
5."Low Roar"2:13
6."Friends Make Garbage, Good Friends Take It Out"5:34
7."The Painter"4:45
8."Help Me"3:51
9."Rolling Over"5:07
10."Puzzle"3:18
11."Because We Have To"3:55
12."Tonight, Tonight, Tonight"7:56
Total length:53:37
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References
  1. PopMatters review
  2. Low Roar in last.fm, "http://www.last.fm/music/Low+Roar/+wiki"
  3. AllMusic
  4. Icelandic airwaves Archived 2014-01-11 at the Wayback Machine
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