Mood Vertigo - Verdango (2023) Hi-Res
Artist: Mood Vertigo
Title: Verdango
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Independent
Genre: Rock
Quality: 320 / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-44.1kHz
Total Time: 1:00:56
Total Size: 141 / 376 / 681 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: Verdango
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Independent
Genre: Rock
Quality: 320 / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-44.1kHz
Total Time: 1:00:56
Total Size: 141 / 376 / 681 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Hypersane (4:23)
02. Train Song Bleu (4:28)
03. Take It All (Badfinger cover) (4:36)
04. Hear Me Wave (3:57)
05. Whippoorwill (2:49)
06. Driving Rain (4:08)
07. Quicksand (David Bowie cover) (4:52)
08. Ten Bars (On Anon) (2:44)
09. Stranger Song (Leonard Cohen cover) (5:45)
10. My Queen (4:09)
11. Mighty Joe (Shocking Blue cover) (3:31)
12. Heart Is A River (3:52)
13. Tiny Concerto Head (4:05)
14. Turn To Stone (ELO cover) (4:22)
15. Karen (3:18)
Is it best to call Mood Vertigo a recording project, a collective or a band? Regardless, Verdango, their latest album has the playful sound of friends offhandedly creating minor masterpieces. With lyrics that may or may not be meant to be taken seriously, the group of Milwaukee music veterans deliver a collection of songs seasoned with arty rock and skewed pop moments.
Multi-instrumentalists and vocalists Lori Jablonski, Kirk McFarlin and Loey Norquist are joined by the late Mike Hoffmann , whose playing an production touches are vital elements.
Gurgling pop touches on David Bowie’s “Quicksand” recall vintage Brian Eno and deliver the tune with a greater sense of gravitas than the original. Norquist and McFarlin add beatbox and modern touches to update Leonard Cohen’s “The Stranger Song” without watering down the intensity. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to hope for an entire album of Cohen tunes.
Multi-instrumentalists and vocalists Lori Jablonski, Kirk McFarlin and Loey Norquist are joined by the late Mike Hoffmann , whose playing an production touches are vital elements.
Gurgling pop touches on David Bowie’s “Quicksand” recall vintage Brian Eno and deliver the tune with a greater sense of gravitas than the original. Norquist and McFarlin add beatbox and modern touches to update Leonard Cohen’s “The Stranger Song” without watering down the intensity. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to hope for an entire album of Cohen tunes.