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Monday 13 April 2009
The Very Most - Scotland

*** This is our song of the week (#2) and will be played on The Golden Maverick's PowerFM show (99.5 FM) this Friday afternoon ***
In a little over a fortnight we’ll be releasing the 2nd of 4 seasonally adjusted EP’s from the Very Most. But, being the busy little bees that they are the Boise natives haven’t been sitting around for the seasons to change to record the sweetest music imaginable. Nope, they’ve just gone and released a split CD with Portland band Lions & Eagles. But as usual it’s Jeremy Jensen and his friends that have put the sparkle in our eyes and the fine melodies in our ears. ‘Scotland’ even goes so far as to rival the bands best known track ‘Good Fight Fighting’ in the brilliance stakes. Jeremy’s thesis is that all the best bands come from Scotland (and he’s right) and to demonstrate it he has gone on and listed them all! Wouldn’t sound half as good though if the tune that carried his and Gia’s words wasn’t so sucrose. And we’re talking Camera Obscura at the top of their game pretty here. We didn’t think the Very Most could get any better but they’ve gone and done just that. The Very Most will play Whelan's this December as part of the Indiecater Records night. KD
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More Info: Official & Indiecater
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Year: 2009
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