Backstory:
Low Appeal got its start in the small, rustic town of Monroe, Oregon where five close-knit friends decided to transform their shared passion for music into a band. The friends, namely Tom (vocals), Polly (drums), Josh (bass), Dylan (guitar), and Lily (keyboard), all worked mundane day jobs but found solace and excitement in creating music during their free time. Tired of the humdrum, they started practicing in Tom’s garage with nothing more than pure talent and a dream to make it big. It was the music that gave them a way to connect with their feelings, their realities, and ultimately, their listeners. Their unique sound quickly gained local attention and soon, Low Appeal began performing at local events and pubs.
Genre:
Alternative Rock
Title:
“Evening Shadows”
Full Song Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
[G] Looking out of my [D] window,
[Am] Evening shadows are [C] creeping in.
[G] Here I am with my [D] thoughts,
[Am] Alone, sipping on [C] gin.
(Chorus)
[G] In the fall of the [D] night,
[Am] we stumble and we [C] fight.
[G] But in the evening [D] shadows,
[Am] We find our light, oh [C] right.
(Verse 2)
[G] The world’s a spinning [D] carousel,
[Am] Heart beats fast, can’t [C] quell.
[G] In the midst of the [D] chaos,
[Am] Your smile is my peace [C] bell.
(Chorus)
[G] In the fall of the [D] night,
[Am] we stumble and we [C] fight.
[G] But in the evening [D] shadows,
[Am] We find our light, oh [C] right.
(Bridge)
[G] Here we are, lost in the [D] darkness,
[Am] Finding solace in the [C] madness.
[G] In the evening [D] shadows,
[Am] We find our way, oh [C] yes.
(Chorus)
[G] In the fall of the [D] night,
[Am] we stumble and we [C] fight.
[G] But in the evening [D] shadows,
[Am] We find our light, oh [C] right.
Fan Testimonial:
Our favorite fan is undoubtedly Hannah Baker from Eugene, Oregon. Hannah became a fan of ours from the very start – when we were just playing in Tom’s garage. She has always been there, supporting and cheering us on from the sidelines. She loves our music because, in her own words, “Low Appeal’s music speaks to me on a different level. It’s raw, emotional, and incredibly relatable. They aren’t just making music, they’re telling stories – stories that resonate with me and many others. For me, they’re not just a band, they’re storytellers with a rock-and-roll edge.”