The Veer Union-Against The Grain-CD-FLAC-2009-FORSAKEN
Description :
Artist : The Veer Union
Album : Against The Grain
Label : Universal Motown Records
Genre : Hard Rock
Source : CD
Street Date : 2009-04-02
Quality : 1020kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1
Size : 319.17 MB
Time : 41:56 min
Url : http://www.theveerunion.com/
1. Seasons 3:47
2. Youth Of Yesterday 2:54
3. Over Me 3:15
4. Darker Side Of Me 2:45
5. I’m Sorry 3:51
6. Final Moment 3:32
7. Better Believe It 3:17
8. Into Your Garden 3:12
9. Your Love Kills Me 3:11
10. Breathing In 4:00
11. Where I Want To Be 2:40
12. What Have We Done 5:32
Vancouver, Canada’s THE VEER UNION is a young band with the
future on their mind. “The majority of our songs are about hope.
The band has been through its ups and downs and hope has gotten
us this far,” says vocalist Crispin Earl. “Our songs are about
our life experiences and our view isn’t spiteful or cynical.” It
is that optimism, combined with their drive and work ethic that
promises to translate THE VEER UNION’s success to the U.S.
market. The band was formed in late 2004 by Crispin Earl and
guitarist, Eric Schraeder. Originally from Port Alberni on
Vancouver Island, the two longtime friends and neighbors had a
common bond: “We had played in bands together and we were both
living out of our rehearsal studios in downtown East Vancouver,”
recalls Crispin. Living for their music was to become the thing
that held the UNION together. Crispin, who was then the vocalist
for a popular local band called Everything After, was gaining
national attention as a songwriter with credits on Motley Crue
drummer Tommy Lee’s solo CD Tommyland: The Ride. Eric, who had
recently relocated back to Vancouver after a stint in Los Angeles
playing with the band 40 Foot Echo (Hollywood Records), was
working on projects of his own. The two wrote music together for
months and found their styles extremely compatible. After this
productive time, they determined it was time to find bandmates
who shared their mindset. While multi-instrumentalists Eric and
Crispin were recording demos for what was to become their major
label debut — AGAINST THE GRAIN — they were introduced to Marc
Roots (Roots) and James Fiddler (Fid) through a mutual friend.
The bassist and guitarist had been in bands together and had been
out on the road for some time. The four became close friends and
formed a strong bond before they had even picked up instruments
to jam with one another. Neil Beaton, a drummer from Langley, BC
entered the fold when the band lost their original drummer.
Having spent time on the road with the band as the drum tech, he
understood and shared the strong bond between the band members
and their drive to succeed . After nearly two years of endless
touring across the continent, the band signed a record deal with
Universal Motown Records and recorded AGAINST THE GRAIN with
producer Greg Archilla (Collective Soul, Matchbox 20, Buckcherry)
with a couple of tracks produced by Brian Howes (Hinder, Hedley,
Daughtry and Rev Theory). Their anthemic tracks stick in your
head long after the first listen. Guitar-driven, “Seasons”
features a particularly powerful vocal performance from Crispin.
“Over Me” delivers the message of regret over an evocative
musical landscape where Eric and Fid truly shine. “Seasons,
lyrically, is about seizing the day,” says Eric. “It’s a sick
live track — really cool to play.” Young, energetic and riding
high on great audience response to their live sets, THE VEER
UNION are ready to detour their way onto America’s playlists.
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