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TRANSCENDENCE Nothing Is Cohesive

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The prolific and chameleon-like modern rock quintet Transcendence recorded this bold and beautiful collection of post-modern garage rockers and lush seventies-style piano ballads that the band in their garage studio in 2004. It just may be their best effort to date. And that says a lot coming from the very prolific and experimental group that features the impassioned vocals of Ed Hale and the guitar histrionics of their well known and much respected guitarist Fernando Perdomo. Nothing is Cohesive, the band's third CD, is raw, unrefined, and surges with an honest musical sensuality that is breathtaking at times. It mixes a variety of classic and modern rock styles in a surprisingly cohesive listen for how far-out the band was willing to travel in their sonic explorations to achieve something completely different from last years Sleep with you. Transcendence has been enjoying major radio success across the country with their hit single "Superhero Girl," while bridging the gap between passionate new-rock with an old-school melodic seventies rock. While their over the top electrifying live performances have been taking indie-music audiences by storm, there has been a slow-brewing flurry of anticipation over their soon to be released new CD entitled Nothing is Cohesive. The album's off the cuff schizophrenia has been described as "Radiohead meets Lou Reed or somewhere in between." The new CD, which the band recorded in a garage studio with no producer on-hand, may be their most honest work to date.

1 Album intro
2 Somebody Killed The DJ
3 I Wanna Know Ya
4 Tomorrow intro
5 Tomorrow
6 Caetano
7 Come On
8 All This Is Beginning To Feel Like An Ending
9 Revolution In Me
10 Cleopatra Ecstasy
11 Ecstasy outro
12 Softening
13 Bored
14 If Your Baby Could
15 Nothing Is Cohesive