ALAN SPARHAWK - White Roses, My God LP Magazine Growing through a substrate in

Growing through a substrate in a rhizomatic system of hyphae

and each of those four tracks are aptly titled to convey the magnitude of their vision: chronologically "Storms of Black Fire

to highlight and admire imperfection

performed and recorded by Andrew Bunsell and Tom Relleen at Dalston Studios

a concoction of dub techno

ALAN SPARHAWK - White Roses, My God LP Magazine Growing through a substrate inClear Vinyl. Alan Sparhawk has always been a prolific, versatile musician. . A restless soul eager to explore unfamiliar sonic and psychic terrain. While he is obviously (and rightly) best known for his thirty years in the legendary band Low, a look at Sparhawk's many side projects during that time span shows that he experimented with everything from punk and funk to production work and improvisation. Low themselves have never settled on a particular