Copenhagen
alternative rock band Vega Nova has released their new long-playing record
album, “Lovesongs for the Dead.”
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Copenhagen
alternative rock band Vega Nova has released their new long-playing record
album, “Lovesongs for the Dead.” The record is comprised of twelve original
tracks for an approximate total of 45 minutes playing time, making for a strong
dose of audio medicine from the European duo. “Lovesongs…” is a record that
comes out swinging and doesn’t let up, with enough variation in its
compositions to seem fresh at every turn, while at the same time keeping a
steady flow of power from start to finish.
In this trait, Vega Nova’s album joins that elite club of
rock musicians who are capable of producing a record that has a character all
its own, like Abbey Road (Beatles), Ten (Pearl Jam), or Metallica’s black
album. “Lovesongs for the Dead” is a cutting-edge work of postmodern rock that features
pounding, up-front percussion, soaring wall-of-sound orchestration, and
epic-scale chord progressions. V.N. does not shirk from contemporary digital
effects, either. They tend to prefer sounds and tones more akin to Depeche Mode’s
“Violator” record, albeit much more masculine and confrontational. The result
is a cross between the darker, almost spiritual overtones of Tool and the
dance-friendly overtures of Muse and 30 Seconds to Mars; however, Vega Nova
does not sound at all emo-inspired.
This makes sense to fans who have followed the careers of
Vega Nova’s members Jeppe Christensen (Synth, vox) and Jesper
Tilsted (Guitar, bass, synth). Christensen and Tilsted have performed in
numerous capacities in the European heavy metal theater, and are also members
of the popular and accomplished Danish metal band Raunchy, which crew has
released five full-length records to date as well as performing in Denmark, Europe, Russia,
and China.
Like indie favorites The Postal Service,
Christensen and Tilsted compose most of their music by mailing tracks to one
another to be polished at last in the live music studio. Each song clearly
reflects the concerns and characters of the artists.
“The music,” writes Vega Nova, “revolves around
classic themes such as growing up, becoming a parent, love, hate, and life in general
when you are in your mid-thirties.” The record does represent a departure from
their usual writing, however. They’ve added a pop-music dimension to their
metal roots for “Lovesongs for the Dead.”
Vega Nova’s “Lovesongs for the Dead” was recorded around the
world between 2010 and 2012.
Acoustic drums recorded by Martin Pagaard Wolff at Hansen Studios. Additional guitar and synth by Jacob Hansen. “Lovesongs for the Dead” is available everywhere online beginning January 23, 2013.
Acoustic drums recorded by Martin Pagaard Wolff at Hansen Studios. Additional guitar and synth by Jacob Hansen. “Lovesongs for the Dead” is available everywhere online beginning January 23, 2013.
-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes
The LP “Lovesongs
for the Dead” is
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ARTIST CONTACT INFO:
eMail -
veganova@veganova.dk
website -
www.veganova.dk , https://www.facebook.com/VEGA.NOVA.band, http://veganova.bandcamp.com
veganova@veganova.dk
website -
www.veganova.dk , https://www.facebook.com/VEGA.NOVA.band, http://veganova.bandcamp.com
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