$3.00
Limited hand-numbered run of CD-Rs for "Foulards" EP. Hand numbered with metallic ink on a parchment type cardstock with a strip of white paint and a scratched line of metallic ink across, all put together (lovingly) by hand.
1) Duodenum (9:55)
2) Black Molasses (12:10)
Released January 2011
1st press on gold cardstock - sold out
2nd press on silver cardstock - sold out
3rd and final press on copper parchment
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“Drone and 80s shoegaze exchange goods here, while guitars immersed in shards of feedback venture to go where drums would never dare.” – Montreal Mirror (7/21/11)
"One of the nicer surprises from this year create a calm uprising of six-string drone love chants that will satisfy both clandestine clans of metal heads and melody makers. Heavily processing and treating their feedbacked pop, Aim Low create a perfect storm of avant-garde experiments, noise, soft touches and popular tendencies." – Hour Magazine (6/30/11)
"Through the muddy, endless ocean of abstract sounds, Aim Low always keeps a bright beacon for the listeners to hang on to. Endless guitar drones or obscure and intense human screams are piercing these clouds of sounds, forming images that can be seen for short times beneath the fog of heavenly heavy haze of feedbacks." – Culture is Not Your Friend (7/1/11)
"Another excellent shoegazedreampopdroneband" – Droning Earth (2/1/11)
"A wonderfully crafted two-song slab of dreamy shoegazing drone. The monumentous buildup up is well worth the wait as the guitars buzz and screech as this huge wave of sound smacks you in the face. As the band states ‘music for paranoid insomniacs’, indeed." – Heavy Planet (3/9/11)
"drifting space beacon / bleak buzz provokes stardust clouds / static shock echoes..." – Anti-Gravity Bunny (2/21/11)
"Foulards clocks over twenty two minutes and brings together an apocalyptic drone sound, as if all hell breaks loose. Whatever you do do not skip this entry." – TheSirensSound (7/12/11)
“A new local band I have been wanting to check live for quite a long time. I am glad I did : a pretty good show and probably the loudest one I have ever seen at Cagibi.” – New Zero Kanada (7/7/11)
"BVST’s 10th Anniversary BBQ backyard party included an hazardous set of Aim Low’s sweet shoegaze drone goodness." – Film Ghoul (7/7/11)
“There is not a pedal out there they have not set their feet on. Anything that distorts,
echoes, makes it squeal or manages to blend in their wall of feedbacks, they are down with.” – A Good Day For Airplay (7/18/11)