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Informations générales. Louis Knox Barlow, né le à Dayton dans l' Ohio, est un musicien américain, connu pour être membre fondateur des groupes de rock Deep Wound, Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh et The Folk Implosion. Il est considéré comme un pionnier de la scène lo-fi durant la fin des années 1980 et le début des années 1990.
24 de may. de 2019 · May 24, 2019. Lou Barlow really, really likes the new Sebadoh record. In fact, he's caught so off-guard by how much he likes it that he's little nervous. "It’s a precarious position to be in, to release something to the world that you actually feel so good about," he says. "It’s ultimately kind of a heartbreaking process."
27 de may. de 2021 · Gaining notoriety in the music industry as a teenager can feel like a fanciful illusion, but for Lou Barlow it essentially encompassed his entire world once he turned 17.. As a founding member of Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh, The Folk Implosion and his own solo project since the mid-‘80s, Barlow is no stranger to collaborative forms of musicianship and the hustle of life as a touring artist.
Lou Barlow, vero nome Louis Knox Barlow (Dayton, 17 luglio 1966), è un cantautore statunitense. È il bassista dei Dinosaur Jr. e viene considerato tra i pionieri del lo-fi rock con il suo progetto parallelo dei Sebadoh. Ha inoltre pubblicato dischi sotto lo pseudonimo di Sentridoh e con i Folk Implosion
The stable life of Sebadoh's Lou Barlow. Post Author: Prepping for an interview with Lou Barlow means tunneling through a vast network of indie legend—starting with ‘80s hardcore, weeding through the births of “indie,” “alternative,” “lo-fi” and about a dozen other shaky monikers, through three bands and a slew of solo work.
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It’s been building up to this. Lou’s been worried that maybe he shouldn’t have been so candid. Come to think of it, we do tackle some hot topics: smoking we...
