Low Roar was an Iceland‑based post‑rock and electronic music project created by American musician Ryan Karazija after his relocation to Reykjavík. Initially conceived as a solo endeavor, the project later expanded with the involvement of Leifur Björnsson and Logi Guðmundsson. Over the course of more than a decade, Low Roar released five studio albums. The project came to an end following Karazija’s death in October 2022. A sixth and final album, which had been in progress at the time of his passing, was completed and released posthumously on February 7, 2025. After fronting the California‑based indie rock band Audrye Sessions from 2002 to 2010, Karazija moved to Iceland and began working under the name Low Roar. The self‑titled debut album appeared in 2011, followed by 0 in 2014 through Tonequake Records. A third album, Once in a Long, Long While…, was released in 2017. The fourth album, ross., arrived in November 2019, and the fifth, maybe tomorrow…, in July 2021. The final album, House in the Woods, was issued in 2025. Low Roar’s music gained significant international attention through its prominent use in Hideo Kojima’s 2019 video game Death Stranding. Kojima discovered the band’s work while browsing a record shop in Reykjavík and later described their sound as sensual and unique.
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I’ll Keep Coming
Half Asleep
Give Up
Don’t be so serious
Breathe In
Bones feat. Jófríõur Ákadóttir
I’m Leaving
Poznan
Friends Make Garbage
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