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Low "The Exit Papers" horror soundtracks never fully committing to oneAt the turn of the 21st Century, sandwiched between two of their most iconic albums Secret Name and Things We Lost In The Fire Low released The Exit Papers as part of Temporary Residence Ltd.'s long running CD subscription series, Travels In Constants. A sparse suite of six mostly instrumental pieces composed for a film that never existed, The Exit Papers still stands as Low's most haunting and experimental work. Originally released exclusively on CD