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Annuals
Raleigh, NC
Alternative/Experimental/Pop

The Kids Are More Than Alright.

You get the feeling the world is Annual's for the taking. The barely 20's from Raleigh, North Carolina crafted an album of mature brilliance called "Be He Me" and released it to great acclaim in the fall of 2006. In the fall of 2008 they followed up that self produced gem with a work of stunning sophistication. "Such Fun" will no doubt turn up on more than a few year end lists.

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    Best of the Music show: Episode 3d - Annuals

    Annuals debut album "Be He Me" is completely their own creation, recorded on the band's own time in their own studio. Did we mention this six piece's members are all under 25. We caught Annuals as we both traveled through Arkansas on our way to Austin, Texas.

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    Episode 10c - Annuals

    Raleigh, North Carolina's Annuals debut album "Be He Me" is completely their own creation, recorded on the band's own time in their own studio. Did we mention this six piece's members are all under 25. ThePalestra.com caught Annuals as we both traveled through Arkansas on our way to Austin, Texas for SXSW 2007.

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    Annuals "Complete or Completing"

    Annuals are a six-piece of young twenty-somethings... and a 19-year-old, who self produced their much acclaimed debut album, Be He Me. This video was shot on a tour stop in Fayetteville, Arkansas and is for their song "Complete or Completing."

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    The Palestra At South By Southwest: Annuals

    North Carolina's Annuals may be young, but they've paid their dues.

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    Annuals "Such Fun" In Stores Tomorrow

    2008-10-06 14:36:26

    I first became familiarized with North Carolina sextet Annuals on the way to SXSW 2007. Julie and I caught the kids in Fayetteville, Arkansas while they were promoting their debut “Be He Me.” I can call them kids because I remember Adam Baker being pre-occupied with attaching a drink bracelet that he scored from someone else to his wrist during our interview.

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