Cold Hands

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whodunit

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Released: Aug 18, 2009

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whodunit
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Genre: Indie / New Wave / Rock
Location KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, US
Profile Views: 53446
Last Login: 6/24/2012
Member Since 6/22/2005
Website You're on it.
Record Label New Beat Records
Type of Label Indie
Bio
Cold Hands are that rare band that can actually transcend their influences and press clippings, crushing the fervor surrounding their arrival in a hail of splintered guitars and sumptuous despondency. Whereas the majority of their peers favor simple strummy choruses and hipper than thou references, Cold Hands forge ahead in a cyclone of dizzying guitar sendups, tricky rhythms & Henry Gibson's heads-adrift cry and rawboned lyrical pleadings.' -thenewbeat.net .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Members
WAS, IS, AND SOMETIMES- HENRY GIBSON ZACH LAND DEREKE ASHE GENE PRIEST ALLUMINATI- JASON BOWMAN
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The debut ep from cold hands is out now! deftly avoiding the ersatz gang of fourisms that have plagued the glut of dance-punk acts (see the rapture, radio 4, etc.) cold hands seem to have found their musical methods through evolution instead of “intelligent design.” it’s apparent that the members of the band all arrived with their previous musical experiences and influences still intact. the band’s occasional foray into a mathrockish, post-hardcore approach adds to the overall crunchewy tastiness of the e.p. while rhythm is the pivotal element of the ep’s style, vocalist henry gibson provides melodies that counterbalance the songs’ skeletal structures. while mastering of the art of restraint, there’s still enough going on that the listener won’t figure it all out within the first four measures of any song. this is one of those records that immediately draws you in, yet is still chock full of subtle nuances that you might just not notice until the tenth or twelfth focused listen. -john sewell (metropulse) BUY IT NOW!!! AVAILABLE THROUGH ..AMAZON.. AND ..ITUNES..!