Wolf Laren is as quite as a mouse on a Sunday morning. Don't allow that sentimental first line drive you away because Wolf Larsen has so much to offer and 'Kitchen Door' is only the beginning to her album 'Quiet at the Kitchen Door'. Think Norah Jones, Nick Drake and Rachel Yamagata bundled in a fur coat as they were being delivered to your door by an orchestra of sweet melodic nothingness.
'Kitchen Door' is this seven mintue long song that opens like a great novel and ends by giving the listener a reason to feel alive. Whether the nostalgia bounces back into your view from looking at your rear view mirror (play this song in your car while sitting somewhere, the nostaglia will be heavy) or the rain that day plays on your emotions. There are some tracks out their that depict a just reward, this reward is for your ears. All the while plucking at your heart and addressing issues of things such as missing another's voice or caressing them.
Wolf Larsen indeed takes a single defining moment and turns it into a thousand feelings and heartaches from remembering that one time to discussing about the unpredictable future.
