the Sea in Eyeland Recording Studio in Providence, RI, and released the album on Joyful Noise Recordings February 23, 2018. Famed critic Bob Boilen called 'Salt Doll' “a brilliant and peaceful album“ in his 2018 end-of-year write-up. In fall of 2019, the band announced that they would be releasing a 10th anniversary limited edition vinyl pressing of Oh My God, Charlie Darwin, followed by an international tour. In the US, the special edition was released by Joyful Noise Recordings, and in Europe, it was released by Bella Union. Line-up Current members Ben Knox Miller - lead vocals, guitar, pianet, trumpet, saw (2006–present) Jeff Prystowsky - drums, double bass, electric bass, synths (2006–present) Florence Grace Wallis - vocals, violin (2013–present) Bryan Minto - guitar, harmonica (2013–present) Former members Dan Lefkowitz - guitar (2006–2007) Cyrus Scofield - drums (2007) Mat Davidson - bass guitar, various instruments (2009–2011) Jocie Adams - vocals, clarinet, organ, dulcimer (2007–2013) Mike Irwin - trumpet, bass guitar, guitar (2011–2013) Tyler Osborne - electric guitar, bass guitar (2011–2013) Andy Davis - pianet, guitar (2013–2014) Discography Albums The Low Anthem (2006) What the Crow Brings (2007) Oh My God, Charlie Darwin (2008) Smart Flesh (2011) Eyeland (2016) The Salt Doll Went to Measure the Depth of the Sea (2018) Under the alter-ego Snake Wagon Have Fun With Snake Wagon (2011) Singles "Charlie Darwin" b/w "To Ohio" and "Home I'll Never Be" (February 12, 2009, End of the Road Records [EOTR0011] 7" single) "Charlie Darwin" b/w "Sally, Where'd you Get Your Liquor From" (October 5, 2009, Bella Union Records [BELLAV215] 7" single) "To The Ghosts Who Write History Books" b/w "Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around" (February 15, 2010, Bella Union Records [BELLAV231] 7" single) "Charlie Darwin" b/w "Sally, Where'd you Get Your Liquor From" and "Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around" (March 23, 2010, Nonesuch Records [523775-7] 7" single) "Lover is Childlike" part of "The Hunger Games: Songs From District 12 & Beyond", title of the soundtrack to the movie "The Hunger Games" References External links Official Website The Low Anthem at the Internet Archive live music archive 2012 Interview With Ben Knox Miller and Jeff Prystowsky The Low Anthem lyrics Musical groups from Rhode Island Nonesuch Records artists American folk rock groups Musical groups established in 2006 Joyful Noise Recordings artists American indie folk groups Bella Union artists Concord Records artists