Ann Arbor, Michigan trio's debut EP features eclectic indie electro pop fused with Americana and ghostly overtones. Danceable yet contemplative, somewhere between Drum and Bass and Whiskey Ballads. A truly unique and original blend of sounds.

7 MP3 Songs
POP: with Electronic Production, ELECTRONIC: Dance



Details:
Established oh so long ago in September of 2005, this Ann Arbor, MI based trio focuses their creative energy into soundscapes about heartbreak, world war II, sudden expatriatism, alone time and those who make it more needed, plain old fashioned lust and those foggy nights when you wind up using parking meters as walking sticks.

That crazy old man down the block, his creeky concertina and wonderful raspy voice; the Mod kids in their zipper boots and impeccable hair; the decrepid metropolitan byways of Detroit; Rogers and Hart tunes howled into a megaphone; an empty airport in Osaka at three in the morning on a Tuesday; a mellotron with anger control issues; the way her hips shake when that bass starts moving; the way your head nods in time with her hips....

...these are the sounds of the MoodieVeto.


the MoodieVeto Is:

Adam M. Arscott
(Electric and acoustic guitar, lap steel guitar, synthesizers of various sorts, theremin, banjo, electric piano, vocals)

Erich Harbowy
(Electric guitar, bass guitar, drum programs, synthesizers of various sorts, electric piano, vocals)

Amanda McClintock
(Traps, hand percussion, taiko drum, gong, vocals)


Additional Musicians:

Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals by Brandon Wiard
Cello by Michael Madill
Backing Vocals by Timothy Monger


Production Notes:

Engineered and recorded by Brandon Wiard, Pretty Suite Recording.

Produced by Brandon Wiard and The MoodieVeto with assistance from J. Scott McClintock.

Mastered by David Feeny at Tempermill Studios, Detroit.

EP Artwork by Jessica Pignotti for Naughty Pig Art.