Anna Burch’s last album Quit the Curse was full of smart, understated indie pop that quietly sparkled. After a busy schedule of touring she returns with a new album If You’re Dreaming, which was recorded with producer Sam Evian at his studio in the Catskills. Musically the songs on the album are slow and gentle, suggesting a songwriter learning how to go at her own pace. Continue reading “Album Review: Anna Burch – If You’re Dreaming”
The crowd packed into the basement of The Hug and Pint were in an unusually cheerful mood for a Tuesday night and no wonder since we only paid a tenner to spend time with Anna Burch and Hatchie – two of the most promising new artists in indie rock. Continue reading “Live Review: Anna Burch & Hatchie @ The Hug & Pint, Glasgow”
There’s been a wave of introspective indie rock albums in the last couple of years – admirable sure, but sometimes difficult for the listener to endure. Thankfully Quit The Curse from Detroit’s Anna Burch is the opposite – full of breezy indie pop melodies making this a light-hearted listen, despite some of the darker lyrical themes. Continue reading “Album Review: Anna Burch – Quit The Curse”
