I’m not even through my first track of Cog – Sharing Space (No Other Way), and already I’m falling in love with this band and their truly emotive sound.
The rich vocal melodies over some really innovative rhythms make it both powerful and smooth. Great tension and release that really drive the tones to deliver the overall moods. Overall the tracks are very progressive and offer a deep range of moods that seem to fall into one another with perfect harmony.
As I listen to each track I’m constantly longing to hear more – especially from a very unique vocal flavour who I can’t help but admire for the dynamics, liquidity and melodic bounds.
Thoughts: Vocal tones remind me of David Draiman (Disturbed) but with much more soul (and clean tones); guitars that of Tool, The Butterfly Effect; Drumming and bass similar too.
Tags: cog, music, review, sharing space
I’ve said it before: Cog is the new RATM.