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| "what they are is fantastic so do yourself and the british band a favour and give Vero a Chance"
Metal Hammer |
| "They make one hell of an almighty and genuinely inspiration noise"
Rock Sound |
| "It's hard to review this. It's all too good to comment on. It leaves you speechless. "
Gigs unlimited |
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| Musical Style: |
Rock |
| Number of Musicians: |
3 |
| P.A. System included: |
NO |
| Lighting Rig included: |
NO |
| Transportation included: |
YES |
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| Having signed a global deal in 2003 to Among Giants part of the Dreamcatcher Group. Vero are your, direct explosive, in your face rock act. Their intention is pure and simple… as frontman Marc Fargeo states, ‘We are just out to write good music with hooks, melody and passion.”
And it really is as simple as that!
Their debut single (the blistering ‘How Does It Feel’) was released May 31st 2004 in all HMV /Virgin and online stores.Combining melody with muscle and Marc Fargeo’s expressive, soaring vocals, ‘How Does It Feel’ provided a sterling introduction to the band’s take on post-millennial rock music. But in no way shows off all they have to offer. You think you know the bands genre until you hear the album
’How Does It Feels’ accompanying video spent weeks in the top 10 of Sky TV’s Scuzz channel and won the Video Vote in Kerrang Magazine. The video reached German MTV, The Box in Holland, MTV in Sweden etc etc.. You get the picture.
The track has been played on many radio stations around the world, and Vero have full backing from most UK press.
The debut single charted in its 2nd week of sales, with 1000’s of hits on the bands download page for the single as well. Vero have received 500,000 hits in the website this year alone, and its growing fast.
The debut album ‘Inborn’ is released on Among Giants / Dreamcatcher Records 15 November 2004, and showcases the band’s talents in fine style. Produced by Neak Camp (who has previously worked with Funeral For A Friend, Sikth and Hondo Maclean) it features 13 tracks and (In a similar vein to Foo Fighters, Incubus and the like), embraces anthemic choruses, rolling riffery, driving melodies and brooding lyrics.
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