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The Record Low
The Record Low formed in 2015 as a trio in Los Angeles, with Justine Harman on vocals and guitar, Austin Retter on bass and vocals, and Connor Donahue on...
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The Record Low formed in 2015 as a trio in Los Angeles, with Justine Harman on vocals and guitar, Austin Retter on bass and vocals, and Connor Donahue on drums. They put out their debut EP 'Into the Abyss' in 2018, which included the song 'The Bottom.'
That song got some attention for how it dealt with mental health, though a few critics thought it might be too dark. They followed up with two more EPs, 'Changes' in 2019 and 'Volume II' in 2021.
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