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07-03-2011, 15:02
The Cog is Dead is a steampunk band from DeLand, Florida. Playing music of various styles and eras, The Cog is Dead is a group of musical time travelers from the year 1893 whose mission is to journey through time and space in attempts to bring steam back as the world's main souce of power and replace all digital clocks with the beauty and charm of traditional analog clockwork.
Band Members:
Captain John Sprocket (John Mondelli) - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard, Ukulele, Banjo, Accordion and Kazoo
Sir Christofer Wolfe (Chris Fowle) - Bass, Backing Vocals
Joel (Joel Dennerle) - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Mr. Tony Seville (Tony Mondelli) - Drums
History:
The Cog is Dead was formed in late 2006 by John Mondelli. They decided on the name "The Cog is Dead" after randomly reading those words from a page of the Top Stoppard play, "The Real Thing." Around the same time they decided on the name, the band members became immensely fond of the aesthetic of steampunk. John had seen a steampunk guitar online and fell in love with it, and decided he had to make one of his own. It was shortly thereafter that they decided to apply the steampunk element to the entire band. At the time of formation, the only other steampunk band they knew of was Abney Park. However the following 3 years saw an immense explosion of steampunk culture in the mainstream and the birth of several other steampunk bands. The band has been working on the recording of their first studio album "Steam Powered Stories" with a spring 2010 release in mind.
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Band Members:
Captain John Sprocket (John Mondelli) - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard, Ukulele, Banjo, Accordion and Kazoo
Sir Christofer Wolfe (Chris Fowle) - Bass, Backing Vocals
Joel (Joel Dennerle) - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Mr. Tony Seville (Tony Mondelli) - Drums
History:
The Cog is Dead was formed in late 2006 by John Mondelli. They decided on the name "The Cog is Dead" after randomly reading those words from a page of the Top Stoppard play, "The Real Thing." Around the same time they decided on the name, the band members became immensely fond of the aesthetic of steampunk. John had seen a steampunk guitar online and fell in love with it, and decided he had to make one of his own. It was shortly thereafter that they decided to apply the steampunk element to the entire band. At the time of formation, the only other steampunk band they knew of was Abney Park. However the following 3 years saw an immense explosion of steampunk culture in the mainstream and the birth of several other steampunk bands. The band has been working on the recording of their first studio album "Steam Powered Stories" with a spring 2010 release in mind.
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