Product Description
- wallpaper room
- she follows rain
- zuff
- magic memory
- elevate her
- shine. . .
- . . .to sleep
- alone without
- human
- closer closer
- daystar
- disassembly
lowsunday’s elesgium is glorious. Owing their most significant debt to Modern English, the songs on elesgium average about five minutes in length and make no concessions to post-Talk Talk (or post-Talk Talk Talk) production techniques. Their guitars conjure visions of ripples spreading from a pebble’s point of impact at the center of a pond, while their vocalist wholeheartedly rejects the self-defeating irony that made the ’90s such a crashing bore and reaches for portentously huge, grandly echoing notes as ride-cymbals crash over and over. – insiderone.net
From Brit-influenced dreampop to shoegaze-inspired melancholia, Pittsburgh PA’s Lowsunday brings something new and refreshing to the darkwave scene. Their effortlessly smart and catchy songs tread the sonic waters with screeching guitars and layer upon layer of arsenic-laced melodies . . . crowned with bittersweet and emotive vocals. Compared to The Chameleons, Sound, Ride, Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine, Lowsunday presents Elesgiem, their second full-length release and debut for Projekt.
The Pittsburgh City Paper’s article on the Projekt debut of Elesgiem from these local heros.
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From Post-Punk.com
Definitive Dreaminess: 100 Essential Dream Pop Releases
After shortening their name, Lowsunday pushed their Chameleons-informed sonic experiments even further, expanding their range and honing in their craft. As such, Elesgiem is a powerful, sonic journey that unfolds over the course of 12 mercurial tracks, including the driving “Alone Without,” the crestfallen “Daystar,” and the bubbling “Zuff.” -FD