Home / Music / Morphine called their sound 'low rock'Music linernotes album music hope-sandoval-&-the-warm-inventionsMorphine called their sound 'low rock'Morphine coined ’low rock’ to describe their sound — no guitar, just bass, baritone saxophone, and drums. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHope Sandoval leaves Mazzy Star's shoegaze behind for folk and psychedelic texturesSweethearts of the Prison Rodeo blends alt-country, indie rock, and dream popBavarian Fruit Bread is Hope Sandoval's dream pop returnMark Sandman played a custom two-string slide bass with MorphineRoger Waters' unreleased track 'Incarceration of a Flower Child' appears on Vagabond WaysExploreSchubert wrote Death and the Maiden while confronting his own mortalityScott Walker was born Noel Scott EngelShaker Loops began as Wavemaker, inspired by water ripplesSign o' the Times was voted the best album of 1987 by Pazz & Jop criticsasync was Sakamoto's first album after recovering from throat cancerPrevious Morphine made a full rock sound with zero guitarsNext Mark Sandman played a custom two-string slide bass with Morphine