Annie Oakley Hanging
Annie Oakley Hanging formed in 1995 around singer-songwriter Marie-Elène Carrier, who came from a small town in Ontario. The band included guitarist Steve...
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Annie Oakley Hanging formed in 1995 around singer-songwriter Marie-Elène Carrier, who came from a small town in Ontario. The band included guitarist Steve Drouin, bassist François Lalonde, and drummer Jérémie St-Pierre. They put out albums like 'Blood, Wine and Roses' in 1996, 'The Light That Never Was' in 2001, and 'Revelation' in 2007.
Their song '13 Steps' became a recognizable piece of their catalog. The music drew some criticism for being dark or experimental, but it also found listeners who responded to its emotional directness.
Carrier's vocals and lyrics gave the band its particular character. The group maintained a consistent presence through those releases without much shift in their basic approach.
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