Quick Album Review: Verzache - ‘My Head is a Moshpit’

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The bedroom pop king, Verzache, released his sophomore album My Head is a Moshpit. On this monster 19 song studio record, he slays us with heartfelt and catchy ballads.

Verzache has a unique finesse with the genre because of his electronic roots, making this album infectious. 

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Zach Farache, Verzache, began releasing eclectic 808 heavy, trap-esque electronic beats on SoundCloud in 2014. Unlike his past projects, My Head is a Moshpit is a mosaic of melodic rap that highlights the evolution of his genius and confidence as a singer/songwriter. 

The Toronto singer tells Apple Music, “My Head Is a Moshpit symbolizes who I really am, and what I've gone through over the past few years, from relationships to mental health shit. It describes how I feel in my head with all these things I'm struggling with and not being able to hold it in place. It's like all your thoughts are just attacking each other.”

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Here are the best moments of the album: 

  • “All I Need”

  • “Messed Up” 

  • “Think About It”

  • “Figure It Out”

  • “Time”

Score: 6.5/10

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