Lowbelly / Letter L, the
Album:Letter L, the Collection:General
Artist:Lowbelly Added:Nov 2004
Label:Fort Hazel Magic 

A-File Activity
Add Date:2005-03-27 Pull Date:2005-05-29 
Week Ending:May 29May 15Apr 17Apr 3
Airplays:1112

Recent Airplay
1.Aug 18, 2009:Jena & Gomorrah (sub)
Call of the Llama
4.Apr 15, 2005:Memory Select
So Little Current
2.May 24, 2005:Umami Jazz Program
Crayfish and Crayons
5.Apr 01, 2005:Memory Select
Spy Theme 2
3.May 10, 2005:Umami Jazz Program
Spy Theme 2
6.Mar 29, 2005:umami jazz program
One Eye Patch

Album Review
Alex Dunn
Reviewed 2005-03-19 
Instrumental acoustic chamber pop from Idaho. Prominent clarinet and accordion makes it sound klezmerish, intentionally or not. Many of the songs are similarly brooding and introverted, but several tracks fruitfully explore other emotions. Liked, in order, 9, 10, 7, 6, 1.

1) 70 bpm. Clarinet, banjo, drums, guitar, perucussion, melancholy, vaguely klezmerish.
2) 125 bpm. Similar to (1), but more bass, more energetic.
3) 80 bpm. Accordion vs. rock band, vaguely flamenco.
4) 70 bpm. Spiky clarinet, bells, banjo. Clarinet out of tune.
5) 80 bpm. Droning, with clarinet solo.
6) 85 bpm. Bwwaaarrr guitar sounds, then drums, slinky clarinet.
7) 60 bpm. Slightly out of tune piano chords, thick accordion, clarinet, organ.
8) Cheerful, energetic bass, banjo, slightly absurd tenor sax.
9) 120 bpm. Goofy pseudo-hoedown. Let’s go camping!
10) 90 bpm. Noirish banjo and bells.
11) 80 bpm. Meandering, with moaning in background.
12) 95 bpm. Strummed guitar, accordion, banjo. Brooding.
13) 60 bpm. Busy acoustic bass, vibraphone, accordion.
14)120 bpm. Open, floating jam led by clarinet. Thickens up toward the end.

Alex

Track Listing
1.Two Centuries Later 8.Call of the Llama
2.So Little Current 9.Camping with Kermit
3.Motel West Virgina 10.Spy Theme 2
4.Crayfish and Crayons 11.Pookey Rah
5.Once Enlisted 12.Not Driven
6.Nature Poop 13.Eaten or Replanted
7.Deluxe 14.One Eye Patch