album · September 17, 2001

I Was Dead for 7 Weeks in the City of Angels

Dover

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alternativeindie rock

The band’s third album, released in 2001, marked a significant shift in their sound and lyrical content. It was their first release entirely in English.

• The album was recorded in London with producer Sean Slade. It reached number 1 on the Spanish charts.
• The album's title refers to a period when the lead singer, Cristina Llanos, was ill. The band employed a more electronic sound on this record.
• The album spawned the singles "King George" and "The Weakest Tiger." It was released on Parlophone Spain.

Dover is a Spanish indie rock band formed in 1995. They broke through internationally with their 1997 album "Devil Came to Me."