The Low Anthem, a band hailing from Providence, Rhode Island, recently graced the stage at a Tiny Desk Concert, showcasing their unique blend of sullen, spacious music. The band, formed in 2006 by friends Ben Knox Miller and Jeff Prystowsky, has garnered attention for their thought-provoking albums, including "Oh My God, Charlie Darwin." Despite their humble beginnings as volunteers at the Newport Folk Festival, The Low Anthem has risen to critical acclaim, winning Mojo Magazine's Breakthrough Artist of the Year in 2010.

During their Tiny Desk performance, The Low Anthem captivated audiences with their haunting vocals, intricate instrumentals, and powerful lyrics. Highlights from the concert include renditions of songs from their discography, such as "What The Crow Brings" and "The Salt Doll Went to Measure the Depth of the Sea." The band's lineup, which includes Bryan Minto and Florence Grace Wallis, showcases their versatility with a wide array of instruments including trumpets, saws, violins, and synths.

The concert not only showcased The Low Anthem's musical prowess but also highlighted their ability to create an immersive and intimate experience for listeners. Their ability to seamlessly transition from haunting ballads to energetic tracks demonstrates their versatility and talent as musicians, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended the performance.