DAVID BOWIE - LOW

Low is David Bowie’s eleventh studio album and the groundbreaking opening chapter of his legendary Berlin Trilogy. Released on January 14, 1977, the album captured Bowie’s physical and artistic retreat to Europe alongside Iggy Pop to detoxify and escape his destructive lifestyle in Los Angeles. Co-produced by Tony Visconti and made in close collaboration with electronic pioneer Brian Eno, Low famously introduced a revolutionary, mechanical drum sound and mixed jagged avant-pop with stark ambient textures.