Nevroses

Miss Daisy Black's "Nevroses" drives a steady, angsty rhythm from start to finish. This album is definitely on the harder-edged grunge side of the "pop rock" and "alternative" spectra. Amidst the driving drum and electric guitars are little clearings made for acoustic guitar and piano. Most songs have classic rock structures and many start with classic rock intros by either the drum or lead guitar. The vocals are featured (i.e., they are in the foreground and clearly enunciated), suggesting an emphasis on lyrics--I wish I understood French well enough to grasp them. At times the voice and melody remind me a bit of Kurt Cobane; at other times (particularly during the humming chorus on "nervoses en prose") I hear Paul Westerberg, but these are minor comparisons. I particularly like "nervoses en prose," and "l'appel de la horde."

It reminds me my teenager time perfoming when i played on drums in the rock-band & i was a happiest man in the world... The great job!!!

Awesome!! like the gringe and chill mood 2 it

I honestly found this album pretty good, and it delivers a great grunge/rock style. Nevrose in my mind has some amazing songs for it's genre, but to me, some of the songs sound a little alike. Neverless, I believe if they keep at, there's a good chance they'll get discovered. 7/10

Pop rock fresc, t'alegra el dia. El cantant té una veu personal, adequada per a aquest estil musical.