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Record Low
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Who-iz Hungry?
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Family Folk
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Those You Left Behind
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Weaker Thing
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Record Low / Tsjchov Ottawa, Ontario
Andrew Steinmetz, Est. 1965, strums the guitar.
Record Low is the lo-fi recording of
low moments past and present. The first take is the deepest.
Tsjchov are Andrew Steinmetz (lead vocals, acoustic guitar, sleigh bell) and Eric Thorfinnson (electric and acoustic guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, backing vocals).
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