About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Raven in the Grave' was released in 2011, The Raveonettes were well-established within the indie rock scene, following their critically acclaimed albums 'Pretty in Black' and 'In and Out of Control'. This album marked their return after a three-year hiatus, showcasing a shift towards darker themes and sonic experimentation.
Why it matters
'Raven in the Grave' received positive reviews from critics, highlighting its atmospheric sound and lyrical depth. The album's exploration of darker subject matter resonated with fans and helped solidify The Raveonettes' reputation as influential figures in the indie rock genre.
Essential tracks
- "Recharge & Revolt" — The opening track sets the tone with its urgent energy and thematic exploration of personal awakening amidst chaos.
- "War in Heaven" — This track combines ethereal vocals with haunting instrumentation, effectively encapsulating the album's overarching themes of conflict and introspection.
- "Summer Moon" — With its dreamy soundscape, this track offers a bittersweet reflection on fleeting moments, showcasing the band's ability to blend nostalgia with melancholy.
Release Date
April 4, 2011
Artist Origin
Denmark
Tracklist
- 1 Recharge & Revolt 5:25
- 2 War in Heaven 4:42
- 3 Forget That You’re Young 3:57
- 4 Apparitions 3:55
- 5 Summer Moon 3:04
- 6 Let Me On Out 2:36
- 7 Ignite 3:05
- 8 Evil Seeds 4:17
- 9 My Time’s Up 4:43