About this album
Where they were
In 2006, Anna Ternheim released 'Separation Road' as her sophomore album, following her critically acclaimed debut 'Someone Outside'. This release solidified her position in the Swedish pop rock scene, showcasing her evolving sound and deepening lyrical themes as she transitioned from local success to international recognition.
Why it matters
'Separation Road' received significant acclaim, charting well in Sweden and establishing Ternheim's presence beyond her home country. The album's introspective nature resonated with audiences, making it a notable entry in the Scandinavian music landscape and earning her nominations for prestigious awards like the Grammis.
Essential tracks
- "Girl Laying Down" — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its ethereal soundscapes and poignant lyrics about vulnerability and longing.
- "Little Lies" — A standout for its haunting melody and exploration of deception in relationships, this track captures Ternheim's skill in storytelling.
- "Such a Lonely Soul" — This song showcases Ternheim’s emotive vocal delivery against a minimalist arrangement, highlighting themes of isolation and self-reflection.
- "Bridges" — With its hopeful yet bittersweet lyrics, 'Bridges' represents the album's overarching theme of navigating personal transitions.
Release Date
September 27, 2006
Artist Origin
Sweden
Tracklist
- 1 Girl Laying Down 3:51
- 2 Bridges 3:36
- 3 Today Is a Good Day 3:32
- 4 Little Lies 4:18
- 5 Such a Lonely Soul 3:42
- 6 To Be Gone 2:48
- 7 No Subtle Men 3:10
- 8 Lovers Dream 3:59
- 9 The Ones They Blame 3:11
- 10 You Mean Nothing to Me Anymore 2:47
- 11 Black Widow 2:36
- 12 Halfway to Fivepoints 2:50
