Low Frequency Drivers Records

03/29/2026

Single April 3

Listen to No more Flags of Red

03/29/2026

April 3

Listen to stop using food as a weapon

03/29/2026

Album April 10

03/21/2026

03/19/2026

My highly anticipated 4track demos remixes drop on April, 10 and I can't wait for you to experience the sound of original Rock and Roll

02/27/2026

Low Frequency Drivers Reappear With “Upsidedownman,” Their First New Single Since 2019

Kansas City, MO — March 2026 — After seven years of total silence, Mike Mallory’s Low Frequency Drivers have returned with a new single, “Upsidedownman.” This is especially impressive considering the band does not, technically speaking, exist. Their music does. Their mythology does. Their mascot definitely does. But the band? Never confirmed. Never photographed. Never caught in the wild.

The new single centers on Upsidedownman, the Drivers’ long‑standing guardian, mascot, and resident sarcastic overseer of all things creative. Originally hand‑drawn in 1989 by artist Alison Laub, the figure spent decades lurking in sketchbooks and recording artist folklore before being chosen as the emblem for the Drivers’ 2019 debut album. Since then, he has evolved into something far stranger and far more beloved.

In the mythology that has grown around the Drivers, Upsidedownman is omnipresent, a being who sees the highs, the lows, and the questionable decisions in between. He turns things upright when the world flips over, usually with the kind of dry, cosmic sarcasm that suggests he’s been watching humanity for a very long time and remains only mildly impressed.

Fans have come to rely on him as the one constant in the Drivers’ universe. He is the symbol of the creative spirit: unbreakable, unbothered, and always ready with a smirk that says, “You’re doing your best, I guess.”

“Upsidedownman” captures that energy in full force. The track blends the Drivers’ signature rock‑and‑myth hybrid with a cinematic sense of mischief, as if the mascot himself finally stepped out of the artwork to deliver a message. Whether it’s a warning, a blessing, or a sarcastic performance review is up for interpretation.

“There is no Mike,” says absolutely no one in particular. “There never was. But Upsidedownman? He’s real enough.”

“Upsidedownman” releases March 13, 2026 on all major streaming platforms.
The band may not exist, but the music does and Upsidedownman is real as anything you can imagine.
https://rnd.fm/upsidedownman-s1dp00

02/13/2026

Mike Lee Mallory’s music leans into the supernatural edges of Americana, drawing from heartland rock, blues, and the darker corners of folk tradition. What he delivers is more than a song—it’s an atmosphere, a mood, a doorway into a world where nothing is quite what it seems.

02/12/2026

The new debut single from Mike Lee Mallory
Releases this Friday 13th

Listen to The Devil is after your soul

01/17/2026

Ginger's Dish

10 track album

01/17/2026

15 track album

11/14/2025

New albums by Mike Lee Mallory on Bandcamp

10 track album