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Verb The Adjective Noun
12+ albums
bluesysensational crafters
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The raw energy that emanates from the sounds of Verb The Adjective Noun reflects that of its city of origin, Boston, melding old school punk energy with effortless meandering guitar riffs of folk rock. The innovative sound that defines Verb The Adjective Noun is rooted in the song structure; their songs open with melodic, nondescript chords and culminate into layers of unrestricted instrumentals, grainy vocals and bursting crescendos. After relocating from the East Coast to L.A. and barreling through a cross-country tour in a blue veggie-oil powered school bus, the band has truly grown into itself. The hallowed tracks of their debut EP, Novella were recorded in a church in the summer of 2008; followed up by a more centered sophomore EP, Reds, on which resides the stand-out power-pop tune “Madeline”. With an upcoming tour and unwavering passion for their music, the horizon looks promising for these five troubadours. do it! "...I recommend getting on them early. Alt-folk shuffles up against expansive pop latticework - sing-a-long choruses a guarantee. Early Flaming Lips by way of My Morning Jacket? Get ready to act like you knew them when." - Lawyers Guns and Money "In moments Verb can evoke the potency of a young Johnny Cash, the growl and howl of Paul Westerberg, and the beating Rock n' Roll heart that launched a million bands since Buddy Holly. Their recorded work reflects insightful, well-crafted, melodic writing – their live show resonates like a small animal. See this
