Friday, 15 August 2008

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Lowgold
   

Artist: Lowgold: mp3 download


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Discography:


Keep Music Miserable (CD 2)
   

 Keep Music Miserable (CD 2)

   Year: 2005   

Tracks: 16
Keep Music Miserable (CD 1)
   

 Keep Music Miserable (CD 1)

   Year: 2005   

Tracks: 13






The British mathematical radical Lowgold about hide apart before their debut record album was released. Signed to Nude Records in late 1998, the ring had to look spell the label cleansed itself of financial difficulties; the group was tossed into a state of matter of oblivion, barely able to stand-in themselves spell their number one album was temporarily shelved. Lowgold was formed later Darren Ford (vocals, lead guitar) and Dan Symons (guitar) met each former at a university bar. After struggling with early groups, Ford decided to record a demo tape measure of his have and asked Symons to play guitar on it. The twosome sent 2 songs to Nude Records; when the label requested to informant the band perform, Miles Willey (bass) and Scott Simon (drums) were added to the lineup. They named themselves Lowgold later translating a Nordic watchword of honor that is defined as "of hidden worth." After one dry run, Nude Records signed them to a press. Lowgold's debut record album, Just Backward of Square, was finally released in the U.K. in February 2000 and surfaced in America a class by and by. The group's languid guitars and dull, dwight Lyman Moody songs at once drew comparisons to English peers such as Coldplay and Badly Drawn Boy, as well as to American artists like Grandaddy and Sebadoh. However, Lowgold's success eventually ran out when Nude short folded before the year's end and release the dance band in serious debt. Drummer Scott Simon likewise left wing the band during this clip. With the help oneself of house and friends and maintaining day jobs, the members of Lowgold bounced back. Iron-Maiden enthusiast Rob Lee stepped in to play drums and U.S. deal with Sanctuary surfaced in 2003. Lowgold's long-awaited follow up, Welcome to Winners was released in springiness 2004.