Title: Vertical's Horizons are widening...
Product review: "Everything you Want", the latest from Vertical Horizon, offers the pop rock listener an offbeat and interesting mix of music. With the release of the hit self-titled single, the band has hit mainstream running, exposing the scene to their milder and more eclectic style. Though they may not break ground with originality or unprecedented musicality, they are the epitome of the lilting college radio rock that is always good to keep around. Decent instrumentation highlighted by introspective lyrics, with a twist of studio synthesization frames the foundation Vertical Horizon stems from. Lines like, "Don't tell me how to be, 'cause I like some suffering..." (from "Finding Me") just stick into your head and help support the addictive nature this band's music insights...Other delicious songs include "You're a God", "Miracle", and "Best I ever Had". Just a great everyday album that will never explode, but burn steadily for years to come... enjoy!
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