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 New Low Culture streaming at AV Club

Posted by Loren on September 4, 2016

New Low Culture streaming at AV Club
New Low Culture streaming at AV Club

Low Culture (Dirtnap Records) is streaming their sophomore album Places to Hide at The AV Club. The record, out next Friday, Sept. 9, follows 2013's debut Screens.

They are currently playing up the US West Coast after a show last night at Awesome Fest in San Diego. They are in Los Angeles tonight.

Low Culture on tour:
September 4th - Redwood (Los Angeles, CA)
September 5th - Hemlock (San Francisco, CA)
September 6th - Sgraffito (Oakland, CA)
September 8th - The Know (Portland, OR)
September 10th - Black Lounge (Seattle, WA)

New Low Culture streaming at AV Club
New Low Culture streaming at AV Club

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