the Cobalt Season: In Search of a Unified Theory

I thought I’d add my voice to the roar of praise going up for the Cobalt Season. Musically, these guys are uber talented (I know, really high class review isn’t it?) with depth and a sense of cohesiveness that draws you in and refuses to let go. Lyrically, listening to this album makes me feel soul hungry. Deep longing is a thread that seems to run throughout, but in the way a single thread merely adds to the whole of a beautiful tapestry. The hunger is hopeful rather than morose and brooding and there is a narrative feel to the album that adds to the sense of hopefulness.

I’m excited to explore more of their music. Check them out!

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