Hollerado - Born Yesterday (New Vinyl)
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Third album from Ottawa's Hollerado.
"Hollerado aren't exactly known for writing pop songs, but the Ottawa band's new album, Born Yesterday, features one of the most radio-ready rock songs of the year: "Don't Shake."
That tune starts off with finger-snap percussion, faintly throbbing guitar fretting and front man Menno Versteeg's husky but subdued singing about finding someone to love. The chorus features the shouting, punk-y singing that has become Hollerado's trademark, but ends with a swanky guitar lick and surprisingly smooth phrasing from Versteeg about equally "steady hands."
That versatility is thrilling, and it's showcased throughout the record: on the soft-loud to and fro of "I Got You 1"; the muscular percussion straining against the yearning chorus on "Eloise"; and the spare, staccato guitar intro on "Rollerskater," which contrasts with the full-throated sing-along "doo woo woos" on the chorus." - Exclaim
1 Born Yesterday
2 Don't Shake
3 Brick Wall
4 Grief Money
5 I Got You
6 Rollerskater
7 Sorry You're Alright
8 Eloise
9 Better Than The Cure
10 Age Of Communication
11 If It Is Love
Third album from Ottawa's Hollerado.
"Hollerado aren't exactly known for writing pop songs, but the Ottawa band's new album, Born Yesterday, features one of the most radio-ready rock songs of the year: "Don't Shake."
That tune starts off with finger-snap percussion, faintly throbbing guitar fretting and front man Menno Versteeg's husky but subdued singing about finding someone to love. The chorus features the shouting, punk-y singing that has become Hollerado's trademark, but ends with a swanky guitar lick and surprisingly smooth phrasing from Versteeg about equally "steady hands."
That versatility is thrilling, and it's showcased throughout the record: on the soft-loud to and fro of "I Got You 1"; the muscular percussion straining against the yearning chorus on "Eloise"; and the spare, staccato guitar intro on "Rollerskater," which contrasts with the full-throated sing-along "doo woo woos" on the chorus." - Exclaim
1 Born Yesterday
2 Don't Shake
3 Brick Wall
4 Grief Money
5 I Got You
6 Rollerskater
7 Sorry You're Alright
8 Eloise
9 Better Than The Cure
10 Age Of Communication
11 If It Is Love
