'DIRT' NOW AVAILABLE!

Down the Lees’ journey includes multiple albums, an EP, and singles, with highlights such as the acclaimed 'Bury The Sun' recorded by Steve Albini. Notable performances led to sharing stages with Brutus, Sparta, Chastity, KEN mode and Dead Bob (NoMeansNo).

Their latest EP, produced by Jesse Gander (ANCIIENTS, Japandroids) of Raincity Recorders, dropped in 2024, with the lead single 'Douse' winning Best Song at the OSIF Awards. Down the Lees continues to carve their niche with a blend of thunderous guitars and pulsating rhythms, showcasing resilience and musical prowess amidst global chaos.

Buy/Listen

"Down the Lees defy pigeonholing into any genre, unless “powerful and inventive” is now a genre to itself."

- Metal Digest

"[Dirt] demands your attention and isn’t afraid to take you on a rollercoaster of emotions. The resulting music is a potent blend of catharsis and complexity."

- Montreal Rocks

"Dirt captures the unpolished, visceral energy of Down The Lees, without loosing its well-thought and interestingly crafter structure."

- Idioteq

"A raw and haunting journey through the depths of human emotion and experience. Laura Lee Schultz exposes vulnerability and truth in every line. Prepare to be moved, challenged, and ultimately, deeply affected by the honesty and depth of this release."

- Canadian Beats

"Dirty, daring and at times delicate... a wide array of styles collide in this tale of desperation and hardships, with a glimmer of hope. The rhythm section provides the perfect backdrop for Laura’s distorted guitar work and enticing vocals."

- Sonic Perspectives

“One of the most hauntingly heavy slabs of music you’ll encounter all year.”

- Get Some Magazine

"With Dirt, Down The Lees shows skillful versatility... In addition – but also above all – we hear genuinely intense emotions, which are reflected in every word, every drum beat, every note played."

- Luminous Dash

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'DIRT' NOW AVAILABLE!

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