David Bowie's landmark 1977 album Low represents a pivotal moment in art rock and electronic music. Recorded during his Berlin period and produced with Brian Eno, this experimental work strips away conventional song structures in favour of atmospheric soundscapes and fragmented compositions. The album's first half features sparse, introspective vocal pieces, while the second half explores instrumental textures and synthesizer-driven arrangements. Low marked a dramatic departure from Bowie's earlier work and influenced countless artists across multiple genres. An essential addition to any serious music collection.
Issued with a 12" paper insert with credits; most copies with an orange sticker with the track list on rear cover.