VERTO - reel 19 36 LP Reissue far enough removed from their

far enough removed from their domestic contemporaries to be mistaken for Euro gang-chanters conducting a tribal punk séance

while 'Tanith' and 'Exotica' sound like a seriously strung-out

and maybe some hefty neusoris "pain of mind" era desperation

Facets blend in to an extraordinary fascinating and coherent entity

John Peel dubbed ‘I Don’t Want My Heart to Rule My Head’ “Charmingly rustic”

VERTO - reel 19 36 LP Reissue far enough removed from theirActive from 1974 to 1979, French guitarist Jean Pierre Grasset released two cult albums under the alias Verto. Grasset blended as many influences as possible, from pop psychedelia to chill electronic experimentations and krautrock dynamics. Thus it is no surprise that he ended up collaborating with the whole Potemkine crew as well as members from Magma (Benoit Widemann and Jean Pierre Fouquey), giving his songs a very original Zeuhl flavor. Comes on