Spin (p.72) - "Goth-folk slow jam 'Especially Me' burns with private anger, while 'Witches' sounds like Jimi Hendrix thawing in the sun." Uncut (p.32) - Ranked #33 in Uncut's '50 Best Albums Of 2011' -- "A mightily effective summary of the Duluth trio's two-decade career..." Alternative Press (p.93) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Mimi Parker and Alan Sparhawk's honeyed, angelic harmonies are serene drones instead of obvious warnings, with the head-nodding folk gem 'You See Everything' emerging as the highlight." The Wire (p.60) - "Low's sound is pushed from the spacious to the truly anthemic when Nils Cline of Wilco adds lead guitar on 'Witches'....An interesting addition to an already impressive body of work." CMJ - "C'MON is a collection of modern-day hymns, appropriately recorded in a former Catholic church, that wrap around you and slow down the world." Paste (magazine) - "[A] song like 'Especially Me' might move at a stately waltz, with all of its harmonies in place, but it blisters with a seething heart." Record Collector (magazine) (p.90) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "C'MON sees them continue to hone their weird mix of post-rock dynamics with the song structures of classic alternative rock -- think Slint backing Neil Young circa ON THE BEACH."

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