Bleep

Moving on from the new moves created by the album 'The Great Destroyer' Drums and Guns gets more focussed and musically richer, bringing the experimentation and electronics to the forefront, with an arsenal of loops and drum machines as well as the rich strange harmonies they excel at.

] The lyrics are questioning too, for a band well known to be religious, (the lead couple are Mormons) they certainly question their faith more deeply than the average act who approach the subject, laying their doubts on the line in a way that's small p political. Probably Low's best album for a while and one that's managed to pull away from the stereotypes Low are often labeled with.