DAVID VANDERVELDE - Moonstation House Band reviews
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| The Independent |
 Pop Levi could do worse than lend an ear to this debut album by a young multi-instrumentalist from Chicago whose work draws on some of the same influences - most notably Marc Bolan - but avoids the pitfalls into which Levi tumbles. It's something to do with the panache of tracks like "Can't See Your Face No More", where the blend of acoustic guitar and bongoes captures the point at which Tyrannosaurus Rex evolved into T. Rex, ...full text |
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| RollingStone |
| Michigan singer-songwriter David Vandervelde began recording "The Moonstation House Band three years ago, when he moved into ex-Wilco keyboardist Jay Bennett's Chicago studio at the ripe old age of nineteen. True to its groovy title, The Moonstation features reverb-drenched roots rock driven by Vandervelde's shaggy vocals and guitar....full text |
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| Drowned in sound |
| With an artist who defiantly resides in the sound of old ‘70s rock records, some might be inclined to disregard the songs as old-hat before hearing them. David Vandervelde – multi-instrumentalist and rock star extraordinaire – loves the music of yesteryear. He’d take T. Rex and Bowie over any modern music you might care to love. However, although you’d think that the tracks might sound dated, a good song will stand the test of time regardless of shifting trends and fashions....full text |
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