Low’s eleventh studio album, Ones and Sixes (2015), finds the Duluth-based trio weaving together the warmth and intimacy that long defined their sound with a fresh, occasionally unsettling electronic undercurrent. Produced in collaboration with BJ Burton—who would later play a pivotal role in the band’s more radical experiments on Double Negative (2018)—Ones and Sixes balances Low’s roots with glitchy textures, sharper edges, and an undercurrent of modern pop-production touches. The result is a work that feels both familiar and forward-leaning, hinting at dramatic possibilities the band would explore more fully in the years to come.