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Velour 3 |
This
nine-track disc is full of big, bouncy, fuzzy pop that just rolls along
a’grinning. - Bruce Arthur, Ubyssey, 19 August 1997.
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Rising
a bit above the rest are Paul Hyde, Happy Man, Cinnamon, and Velour 3...
- Verne McDonald, The Georgia Straight, 30 July
1998.
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Velour3,
whose Beatles, Blur and Beck-inspired sound is a bit of an anomaly in
this country... - Lisa Wilton,
Calgary Sun, 31 July 1997.
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As
anyone who's ever been in a band will testify, life on the road swings
between soaring highs and crushing lows... - Mike Usinger, The Georgia Straight, 24 July 1997.
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A
Vancouver-based band on a cross-Canada tour will be at The new Red Dog
tonight… - Staff Reporter,
Peterborough Examiner, 18 July 1997.
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The
songs on Velour3 are never going to ignite a mosh pit, but they do have
the potential to pack a dance floor.… - Mike Usinger, The Georgia Straight, 8 May 1997.
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Velour
3 has had a lot of success with its debut disc… - Review,
Douglas College Other Press, 4 March 1997.
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Perhaps
it's no surprise that Velour3 doesn't sound like any other of
Vancouver's many indie groups… - Tom
Harrison, The Province, 27 February 1997.
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Velour
3 once described their music as "a teddy bear with claws"…
- Monique Harvey, The Peak, 17
February 1997.
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This
is a happy record. - Paul
Watkin – Drop-D Magazine 28 January 1997.
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Velour3’s self-titled CD is peppered
with references to British bands no longer with us, making this effort
fun listening. - Review, The
Vancouver Courier, 15 December 1996.
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Promising…
- Indie CD Of The Week, The Province,
17 November 1996.
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The
trio's sound, classified as Beatle-ish by music review pundits, is as
smooth and rich as their name suggests… - Monique
Harvey, The Peak, 26 February 1996.
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I
found myself humming their catchy pop songs long after their set had
finished… - Chris Lovell, The
Peak, 12 February 1996.
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Unusual
three-piece rock configuration clicks… - Margot
Barton, The News, 28 January 1996.
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