What makes Vintage Crime by Cobra Verde notable?

Vintage Crime is significant for its role in establishing Cobra Verde’s sound during the rise of alternative rock in the mid-90s. The EP received positive reviews from critics and helped solidify the band's presence in an increasingly competitive indie music landscape, paving the way for their subsequent releases. Released in 1995, Vintage Crime was Cobra Verde's first EP following their formation in 1993. At this point, they were building a reputation in the alternative rock scene after their debut album, with a sound that showcased their energetic style and lyrical depth.

How many songs are on Vintage Crime?

Vintage Crime has 6 tracks, running approximately 21 minutes.

Vintage Crime

Cobra Verde · 1995

21 min · 6 tracks · alternative rock

A raw blend of gritty guitars and introspective lyrics captures the restless spirit of 90s alternative rock.

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Media Whore — This track stands out for its biting commentary on media culture, showcasing Cobra Verde's knack for merging sharp lyrics with infectious melodies.
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Wish I Was Here — The song's introspective tone and haunting melody highlight the emotional undercurrents present throughout the EP, reflecting the band's ability to balance angst with artistry.
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Every God For Himself — With its driving rhythm and provocative lyrics, this track exemplifies Cobra Verde's energetic style while addressing themes of individualism and disillusionment.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Catalogue 3:09
2 World Doesn't End 3:19
3 Media Whore 2:59
4 Wish I Was Here 4:15
5 Every God For Himself 4:24
6 Fire Of Love 2:59

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