Low Roar - I'll keep coming

Описание: Members: Ryan Joseph Karazija, Logi Guðmundsson
Record Label:Tonequake (U.S.)

Low Roar is a response to the unknown, a vivid portrait of those life-altering moments stained with equal parts hope and melancholy. Low Roar's dreamy folk finds beauty in the somber side of life. Formerly the frontman of Oakland, California alt-rockers Audrye Sessions, Ryan Joseph Karazija began Low Roar as a response to the change and loneliness he felt in the wake of moving to Reykjavík, Iceland. He chronicled the challenges of acclimating to a foreign land, finding work, and supporting his family by writing a song each day, the results of which appeared in November 2011 on Low Roar's self-titled debut record.

Low Roar began as Ryan Karazija's solo project but today the band has grown into a duo as drummer/keyboardist Logi Guðmundsson has joined Ryan in making Low Roar's sound richer, something else -- bringing beat, and free flowing feelings.

Today Low Roar is more electronic and sonically adventurous than the first time around. Songs are filled with ache, beauty and haunting melodies. This is music that will leave no one untouched. Simple classic arrangements of minimalistic electro-pop or mesmerizing beautiful folk-songs combining elements of post punk with minimalist tones and drones of new ideas meeting old ones.

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