The Sound Of Monday’s “Keeper Of The Mood” links together the lounge music of the 1960s with the pop-rock of late-nineties acts. The production of this single ensures each snare, guitar, or lyrics glistens with polish. The vocals build off of the tradition of Ween and Fastball as they move into a central role during the track’s middle. A sizzling horn punctuates the track before a vocal / drum dynamic pushes things to their end. The Sound Of Monday is so smooth that we’ll be keeping them on our playlists through the fall.
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