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Meridian Vibe - Crash And Burn Single Review
18 Apr 2014 // A review by tonymcdonald
I had not heard of Meridian Vibe until this single landed in my inbox. I would describe their style as alternative pop rock, which I hope doesn’t offend the band too much, but I can see this being in the charts.
Crash and Burn is very very catchy indeed, and full of brutal energy that made me want to rock out, even at 11am on Good Friday.
This three piece excited me from the get go. There is nothing that will shock you, but it reminds me of my favourite artists; Ash, Third Eye Blind and even Foo Fighters. I hope that’s taken as a compliment the way its intended.
The production is superb and I hope if the guys produce an album that it contains some more alternative rock tracks.
Nice work, I cant wait to hear more from these guys.
Head on over to https://www.facebook.com/MeridianVibe and support them.
About Meridian Vibe
Meridian Vibe had the incredible opportunity of recording their debut single Crash and Burn at Parnell’s prestigious and now sorely missed York Street Studios back in 2014. This single was followed up by a music video produced by Candlelit Productions which can be viewed on the Meridian Vibe YouTube Channel. The theme of this music video draws on the extremes of amateur backyard wrestling.
In 2016 Meridian Vibe followed up their debut single with a second single The Slave Who Quit. A dissection of the Socio-Political agendas facing New Zealand in recent years with a satirical nod to events pushed by the mainstream media. This animated music video was proudly produced by Jeremy Jones of propellermotion.
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