Varshons
The Lemonheads' 'Varshons' is a covers album where Evan Dando lends his distinctive melancholic charm to a diverse collection of classic and obscure tracks, blending alternative rock with country-ting
June 15, 2009 · The End Records
The Lemonheads' 'Varshons' is a covers album where Evan Dando lends his distinctive melancholic charm to a diverse collection of classic and obscure tracks, blending alternative rock with country-ting
June 15, 2009 · The End Records
Imagine Evan Dando, ever the charming slacker, inviting you into his living room for an impromptu covers session. 'Varshons' is exactly that: a laid-back, often wistful journey through songs by everyone from GG Allin to Gram Parsons, all filtered through The Lemonheads' signature blend of alt-rock and jangle pop. It's not about reinventing the wheel, but rather about Dando's unique ability to inhabit these tunes, making them sound like his own. AllMusic praised its charming interpretations, while BBC Music noted its fun, if not groundbreaking, nature. Perfect for a reflective evening or a relaxed drive, it's an album that feels both familiar and fresh, a testament to Dando's enduring appeal.
How does Varshons sound next to the rest of The Lemonheads's catalogue?
Contemplative saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.
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