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Annabel Lee Brussels, Belgium
The trio delivers a wide spectrum of rock melodies spanning from pop to garage. A strong personality emerging through effective writing allowed the Brussels band to establish its presence within the Belgian scene. Drift (2023), their second LP, expands the ingenuity proven in their early releases and pays particular attention to conveying the stamina of their live performances. ... more
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