Once described as 'way too complex for the casual, relaxed listener', Verse Metrics provide a cerebral music experience for the intelligent, discerning music fan. However, complexity never comes before quality or enjoyment.
Verse Metrics aim to squeeze as much consciousness into each song as possible. Each release is packed with layers of subtlety and story and benefits from repeated listens. For those who like a bit of depth to their listening.
Verse Metrics' music is available on all streaming platforms free of charge. They are entirely self-funded. There are no monetary barriers to enjoying the music, however, this can sometimes lead to lengthy gaps in release history.
Already Heard’s Luke Nuttall thinks that Verse Metrics are going to make strides into 2017 following a ‘shimmering, immaculately-crafted’ release in ‘We’ll Be Listening and Remembering Until We’re Old and Unsteady’. He awards the EP 4/5 in his detailed review
Ben Forrester reviews the new Verse Metrics EP ‘We’ll Be Listening and Remembering Until We’re Old and Unsteady’ for the incredibly-titled ‘Birthday Cake for Breakfast’ blog. He talks of ‘groove-driven indie rock, complete with expansive post rock tones’ and claims
Music, arts and film blog destroy//exist have suggested that Verse Metrics’ “My name is Dr Hildegarde Lanstrom and I Am Quite, Quite Mad” is more than just a long, imaginative title. According to them the song coupled with the video
Circuit Sweet tease the new Verse Metrics EP ‘We’ll Be Listening and Remembering Until We’re Old and Unsteady’ by detailing that it “is a record that is a truly stunning piece of art”. The website has a stream of the
Bob chats with one of our favourite online music portals, Echoes and Dust, about three of his most influential albums and previews the upcoming EP with a stream of ‘This Is Your Captain Speaking”. In the interview, Bob gives details
Bob was interviewed by Glen Bushell of Punktastic.com to unveil Verse Metrics new video for the track ‘My Name is Dr Hildegarde Lanstrom and I am Quite, Quite Mad’. He gives some insights into the inspiration behind the song and