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Genre: Experimental / Indie / Pop
Location KENT, Ohio, Un
Profile Views: 161898
Last Login: 11/17/2012
Member Since 2/8/2005
Website annabelband.tumblr.com
Record Label Count Your Lucky Stars / Tiny Engines
Type of Label Indie
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Bio
Beginning with the wonderfully charming EP, Now That We’re Alive, and continuing with the acclaimed 2009 full-length, Each And Everyone, the past three years have found Annabel carving out an exceptionally noteworthy existence for itself within the underground scene. Cranking out richly textured indie-pop tunes, skewed by punk’s rough-around-the-edges urgency and tightened by the DIY community within which the band operates, the Kent, OH quartet has been winning over fans, peers and critics alike with heartfelt songs that are straightforward and immediate enough to be considered catchy yet complex and nuanced enough to warrant careful repeat listens. Continuing that trend, but ratcheting up the the immediacy quotient tenfold and tapping into an even more aggressive punk spirit, Annabel’s newest five-song offering provides a seemingly endless supply of exclamation point moments. While it’s unclear where where time will rank Here We Are Tomorrow amongst the band’s catalog, it unquestionably establishes itself as the juncture when we stopped putting Annabel into the “consistently great” category and promoted it to the “frequently amazing” subset. Beartrap PR / www.beartrappr.com / will@beartrappr.com.. -
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Beginning with the wonderfully charming EP, Now That We’re Alive, and continuing with the acclaimed 2009 full-length, Each And Everyone, the past three years have found Annabel carving out an exceptionally noteworthy existence for itself within the underground scene. Cranking out richly textured indie-pop tunes, skewed by punk’s rough-around-the-edges urgency and tightened by the DIY community within which the band operates, the Kent, OH quartet has been winning over fans, peers and critics alike with heartfelt songs that are straightforward and immediate enough to be considered catchy yet complex and nuanced enough to warrant careful repeat listens.
Continuing that trend, but ratcheting up the the immediacy quotient tenfold and tapping into an even more aggressive punk spirit, Annabel’s newest five-song offering provides a seemingly endless supply of exclamation point moments. While it’s unclear where where time will rank Here We Are Tomorrow amongst the band’s catalog, it unquestionably establishes itself as the juncture when we stopped putting Annabel into the “consistently great” category and promoted it to the “frequently amazing” subset.
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See Urchin 2 years ago
BIKE TUFF [NEW SONG UP … 2 years ago
Two Thousand Forty Nine 2 years ago
luisgómez 2 years ago
YEARBOOKS
hopefully we'll be able to play a show together again sometime soon!
2 years ago
Sami [Sunshine] 2 years ago
Victoria McNulty-gibbs 2 years ago
Nick Laurich 2 years ago
Zana 2 years ago
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10 of 745MoreDear friends, hope your tour is going very well and fun!
love,
See Urchins
Come to Michigan soon and play some stick ball with us! Great set at Berea Fest, by the way.
-Mason
someday we will play together and that day will be glorious

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I love you guys. Ohio must be great.
Hey dudes, just thought I'd stop and say whats up!
great show last night!
Hey guys! You did awesome last night! I think Mr. Bean (my puppy) misses you guys because every time we went outside he looked for you all. lol! Can't wait to see you all again ^_^
you guys killed it tonight! it was super rad meeting you guys too. good luck on the rest of your tour!
good show sat at soda bar .
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