By Khagan Aslanov
The big gun of Melvins speaks about unchanged priorities in his fifth decade of making music.
Gone Cosmic’s shining array of melodic modalities burst onto the scene in 2018 like a sun cresting the horizon and they’ve been extending beams of heavy positivity from their homebase in Calgary, Alberta ever since.
Transmuting between wild operatic overtures and groovy rhythmic pockets, the quartet grinds out grand soundscapes filled with vocal canyons, labyrinthian twists, and rifftastic recoveries. The latest single, “Endless,” from their forthcoming sophomore album, Send for a Warning, the Future’s Calling, is no exception. Overriding fear of the unknown and embracing free-fall ecstasy, “Endless” breaks through the smoke clouds like a supersonic falcon.
A live phenomenon not to be missed, Gone Cosmic’s mastery of exultant rock and roll reveries, delivered with the force of psych-soul diva Abbie Thurgood’s heart wrenching inflections, is a marvel to behold.
Gone Cosmic’s sophomore album Send for a Warning, the Future’s Calling is due out September 1 via Grand Hand Records | Pre-order
By Khagan Aslanov
The big gun of Melvins speaks about unchanged priorities in his fifth decade of making music.
By RANGE
“Tall People Don’t Live Long” basically cements the partnership as its own standalone project.
By Glenn Alderson
The Montreal artist gets introspective on his third single from forthcoming LP Even Sad Boys Like to Have Fun.