FLOOD

Repackaged with a 7-inch of demos and nearly 100 pages of photos, the cult Philly pop-punk quartet’s second album remains contagiously catchy and smartly lyrical a decade later.

Sitting more in the pop-rap space than anything Low previously explored, Sparhawk’s solo debut is as much about the joy of creation as it is the sorrow that preceded it.

Evolving from slight bedroom-pop to vast gothic country, the Pittsburgh native’s ambitious third LP sees her escape any limiting qualifiers with a withering exit velocity.