Lowly | MOTH Club, London

A band unafraid to reach beyond their comfort zone, Lowly thrive on the embrace of doubt and curiosity. An inquisitive spirit drives the quintet’s second album, which evolved from an open-ended process in large spaces, from lost factory halls to water towers. 

Check out new single 'baglaens' here:

Support to come from Dog In The Snow:
"The world she’s built here feels dystopian, but it’s not some distant future where we’ve lost everything, it’s the here and now experienced with open eyes that are not anaesthetised by soft entertainment culture. It may sound like I’m coming in heavy handed here, trying to consume this work on an intellectual level rather than just letting the lusciously stark sounds wash over me, but I feel I’m recognising the intent. In interview Brown has said that the band name is inspired by the closing chapter of Franz Kafka’s The Trial, a work of philosophical fiction. The protagonist dies at the end, stabbed, ‘like a dog’. Brown’s lyrics, and the purposeful clarity with which they are delivered, evokes the sense of enquiry we find in the work of a writer like Kafka. Helen Ganya Brown seems to me to be something of an existentialist thinker, looking for authenticity in a world dominated by television and plastic repetition." - Brighton's Finest