Following up their full-length “Each And Everyone”, Ohio’s Annabel are back with a 5-song 7” called “Here We Are Tomorrow”. They pick things right up where they left off and dive headfirst into some more of that indiepop we’ve grown quite fond of over here at PRT headquarters.
“Here We Are Tomorrow” starts off with “The Forgetting Of Names And Faces”, which contains all of their trademarks… great melodies, bouncy rhythms, a warm glow and that punky energy that is channeled through poppy songs. It’s like a paper plane that dreams about taking off for the moon while it coasts around on a hot summer breeze. No idea where that just came from… maybe I should stop writing reviews and get into bad poetry.
Just do yourself a favor and pick this one up. The rest of the songs are equally good and rocking as the opening track and while the digital only bonus track “The Secrets Of Learning” is a bit different from the rest and heads more for Death Cab territory, it’s pretty friggin’ solid as well.
Score: 8 out of 10
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