From left: Ben Miller, Jeffrey Prystowsky, and Jocie Adams of the Low Anthem
(Justine Hunt/Globe Staff)
Rock Notes
The highs of Low Anthem
From left: Ben Miller, Jeffrey Prystowsky, and Jocie Adams of the Low Anthem
(Justine Hunt/Globe Staff)
CAMBRIDGE - Right down to its name, the Low Anthem embraces contrast, paradox, and contradiction. As intimate and spare as it sounds, for instance, the trio's soon-to-be-released second full-length album, "Oh My God, Charlie Darwin," features no fewer than 27 instruments: pump organ, zither, banjo. You name it, it's probably on there. (Full article: 789 words)
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