Annum A Dolls House

• 1And Time03:29
• 2Hey, Wait03:51
• 3Woven03:51
• 4Change Your Mind03:21
• 5Over Easy03:38
• 6Woodwork03:36
• 7Steps to Summer02:51
• 8Witch's Tree03:50
• 9Chimney03:55
• 10Wisteria (Bloom)03:31
• Total Runtime35:53

Info zu Annum

"Annum" is the debut album from A Doll’s House. Produced by Brian Wheat (co-founder of the American rock band Tesla), the album is perhaps best described as “chill rock.” Contagious grooves and melodies coupled with true musicianship and honed harmonies, "Annum" is a refreshing contemporary rock album with pop appeal. The title "Annum" (Latin for “year”) derives from the last four tracks of the album, which loosely chart the course of a year through the seasons, "Steps to Summer", "Witch’s Tree", "Chimney", "Wisteria".

"Hey, Wait", the first single from A Doll’s House debut album, "Annum", is emblematic of the band’s “chill rock” sound. Produced by Brian Wheat, a contagious groove and honed harmonies tell of a woman who now “lives a life uphill” remembering when “there used to be somewhere to run.” "Hey, Wait" has been picked up by AAA radio stations across the country.

"Over Easy" is the second single from A Doll’s House debut album, "Annum". The track and album were produced by Brian Wheat of Tesla. Over Easy is emblematic of the band’s “chill rock” sound and tells the story of a woman, who, while confiding in a friend about a breakup -- “that kick in the ribs” -- is about to find out something unexpected about her friend.

"A Doll’s House features a tremendous sense of verve on the potent alt-rock run of “Annum.” Infinitely catchy, they display an uncanny knack for hooks. The pieces embrace an inquisitive nature, incorporating elements from early 90s alt-rock to give them that extra hopefulness. Layers intersect to create this vast space, allowing the entire thing to unspool as one coherent whole. Word choice adds to the poetic power, for the verses flow flawlessly with the general vibe of the experience. A sense of peace emerges from their gentle explorations by bringing the listener along on this journey."

“And Time” sets the tone, with a wanderlust extending beyond the guitar riffs and glorious cymbal crashes. Elements of funk enter the fray on the taut grooves of “Woven,” displaying a slight dub influence, as the bassline on the track is crisp, reminiscent of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Moodier in tone is the reflection of “Change Your Mind.” On “Over Easy,” they present a defiance. Elements of psychedelic rock appear in the sound, further fleshing the colors out and making it kaleidoscopic. Carefully sculpted out is the bliss of “Woodwork.” Fragile to its core is the confessional quality of “Witch’s Tree,” where they bring gorgeous pastoral imagery. Acoustic guitar leads the way on the folksy leanings of “Chimney.” “Wisteria” ends things triumphantly with a beautiful, jazz-like guitar unspooling delicately.

With the powerful “Annum,” A Doll’s House goes right for the heart in a profoundly reassuring, soothing fashion.

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