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Annie Haydens solo debut shines 19 February 2001 No, theres not much extrinsic evidence of Spents punkier side, although one song (Red Lines) features a bit of noise guitar. The primary textures on The Rub come from acoustic guitar & piano, mellotron, and Haydens unadorned and enchantingly honest voice. The album also includes no less than four acoustic instrumentals. The real treat on The Rub is the songs, which, like Haydens voice, are unassuming to the point of shyness but contain a treasure trove of delicate beauty that rewards repeated listening. The last song on the album, Lovely To See, is especially strong, with shimmering vocal harmonies and gorgeous instrumental interplay. The Rub is a record you can love. Three bites out of five. Rockbites ratings 5: life changing, 4: stunning, 3: captivating, 2: amusing, 1: annoying. Here are a few upcoming Annie Hayden dates February 23 - Philadelphia, PA (The Upstage) 24 - Carrboro, NC (Cats Cradle w/Superchunk & Spoon) March 9 - New York city, NY (Brownies w/ Richard Davies & A Don Piper Situation) | Annie Hayden on Merge | | Spent on Merge | | Spent on Southern | | Start A Little Late | | discography | | CD | | top of page | |
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