Tony Low Dandelion In The Year Of The Rooster (Lowtunes) By: Gary "Pig" Gold This debut disc by former Cheepskate Tony Low contains a half-dozen decidedly low-key, delicately atmospheric (especially the positively drenched background vocals) extensions into the kind of sonic world most usually populated by meandering singer/songwriter types and over-fortys who've definitely lost some way.
However, Tony's years spent toiling alongside head C.skate Shane Faubert assures that the songs themselves -- and their very construction -- take centerstage. There's an eerily apt cinematic quality to this all as well, from Lauren Keswick's hypnotic cover art right on down to the concluding track entitled "Fin."
Tony promises "There will be more, so stay tuned..." I will.
This debut disc by former Cheepskate Tony Low contains a half-dozen decidedly low-key, delicately atmospheric (especially the positively drenched background vocals) extensions into the kind of sonic world most usually populated by meandering singer/songwriter types and over-fortys who've definitely lost some way.
