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EPISODE 70 of Five At The Door features an engaging conversation with Andy and Ben from the band Annabel, as they reflect on their musical journey and the release of their latest album, "Worldviews." Join us as KRISTY dives deep into their creative process, exploring the evolution of their sound and the themes that resonate throughout their music.
In this episode, Andy and Ben share insights into the making of "Worldviews," discussing the influences that shaped their songwriting and how their experiences during the pandemic impacted their approach. They candidly reveal the balance between nostalgia and contemporary themes in their lyrics, touching on topics of isolation, self-discovery, and the search for authenticity in a rapidly changing world.
The conversation also highlights the band's unique musical style, characterized by intricate drumming and a blend of post-rock and indie influences. Andy and Ben discuss their collaborative songwriting process, emphasizing the importance of experimentation and confidence in their artistic expression. Listeners will gain a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of their music and the stories behind it.
Get ready to hear "Dog," a track that showcases the band's growth and creativity, capturing the essence of their latest work. This episode is a celebration of perseverance, artistry, and the enduring power of music to connect us all.
Here's a taste of the track that embodies the spirit of Annabelle. Tune in:
[https://open.spotify.com/track/6ZuPbjVU7glzY8w9UQZ70E?si=ca98cd4426c945e6]
Remember, whether you're an artist forging your path or a listener connecting with new sounds, the journey of music is what truly matters.
Don't miss this episode as we explore the vibrant world of Annabelle, where creativity and passion come together to create something extraordinary.
Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door.
(00:00) Recorded this computer as well. Okay. That works. Hi, everybody. How's everyone doing? Great. Thanks for having us
(00:17) Christy: I really wanted to talk to you about Yalls record
(01:13) Good morning, everyone. Welcome. Thanks so much for having us
(01:39) World Views is the latest album from Annabelle. Yeah, I mean, it has been quite a journey
(03:49) What would you say is the biggest difference between Worldview and your other records
(08:12) There's a lot of narrative to your drumming where it's like narrative
(10:13) So, uh, this most recent record, you know, again, is immense
(11:35) Yalls thoughts on the themes of this record are interesting
(17:41) Do you do music first or do you write melodies first
(19:45) Yalls first album came out in late 2007 or early 2008
(26:00) When Revival came around and Empire, that's when emo revival started
(28:53) What would you say are biggest differences between emo now and when you were there
(33:01) I miss MySpace, which I'll forever miss for, for the rest of life
(39:28) The Internet seems sharper and everyone's music seems a little bit sharper
(41:04) I'm a graphic designer. I do freelance on the side, too
(41:22) What was the main idea for that cover art for Worldviews
(44:31) You mentioned being in a creative field even after your band is done
(45:35) Annabel: Thank you so much for hanging out with me
EPISODE 70 of Five At The Door features an engaging conversation with Andy and Ben from the band Annabel, as they reflect on their musical journey and the release of their latest album, "Worldviews." Join us as KRISTY dives deep into their creative process, exploring the evolution of their sound and the themes that resonate throughout their music.
In this episode, Andy and Ben share insights into the making of "Worldviews," discussing the influences that shaped their songwriting and how their experiences during the pandemic impacted their approach. They candidly reveal the balance between nostalgia and contemporary themes in their lyrics, touching on topics of isolation, self-discovery, and the search for authenticity in a rapidly changing world.
The conversation also highlights the band's unique musical style, characterized by intricate drumming and a blend of post-rock and indie influences. Andy and Ben discuss their collaborative songwriting process, emphasizing the importance of experimentation and confidence in their artistic expression. Listeners will gain a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of their music and the stories behind it.
Get ready to hear "Dog," a track that showcases the band's growth and creativity, capturing the essence of their latest work. This episode is a celebration of perseverance, artistry, and the enduring power of music to connect us all.
Here's a taste of the track that embodies the spirit of Annabelle. Tune in:
[https://open.spotify.com/track/6ZuPbjVU7glzY8w9UQZ70E?si=ca98cd4426c945e6]
Remember, whether you're an artist forging your path or a listener connecting with new sounds, the journey of music is what truly matters.
Don't miss this episode as we explore the vibrant world of Annabelle, where creativity and passion come together to create something extraordinary.
Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical journey at Five At The Door.
(00:00) Recorded this computer as well. Okay. That works. Hi, everybody. How's everyone doing? Great. Thanks for having us
(00:17) Christy: I really wanted to talk to you about Yalls record
(01:13) Good morning, everyone. Welcome. Thanks so much for having us
(01:39) World Views is the latest album from Annabelle. Yeah, I mean, it has been quite a journey
(03:49) What would you say is the biggest difference between Worldview and your other records
(08:12) There's a lot of narrative to your drumming where it's like narrative
(10:13) So, uh, this most recent record, you know, again, is immense
(11:35) Yalls thoughts on the themes of this record are interesting
(17:41) Do you do music first or do you write melodies first
(19:45) Yalls first album came out in late 2007 or early 2008
(26:00) When Revival came around and Empire, that's when emo revival started
(28:53) What would you say are biggest differences between emo now and when you were there
(33:01) I miss MySpace, which I'll forever miss for, for the rest of life
(39:28) The Internet seems sharper and everyone's music seems a little bit sharper
(41:04) I'm a graphic designer. I do freelance on the side, too
(41:22) What was the main idea for that cover art for Worldviews
(44:31) You mentioned being in a creative field even after your band is done
(45:35) Annabel: Thank you so much for hanging out with me