Low’s Double Negative (2018) stands as one of the most radical transformations in the band’s discography, pushing their characteristically hushed, contemplative sound into deeply fractured, sometimes abrasive territory. Co-produced with BJ Burton—who had worked with the group on Ones and Sixes (2015)—Double Negative is a bracing fusion of ambient pop, noise, and deconstructed electronics. The album’s harsh distortions, warped vocals, and cut-and-paste approach to song structure mark a stark departure from the comparatively understated arrangements of their earlier work, highlighting Low’s commitment to pushing artistic boundaries three decades into their career.