New Coheed and Cambria Song

2021-11-10 by Fernando Alves STAFF | 24 Comments
New Yorkers Coheed and Cambria have dropped a new song titled 'Rise, Naianasha (Cut The Cord)'. The official lyric video can be seen below.



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proton165
November 10th 2021
13 Comments


In space no-one can hear you cry.

Project
November 10th 2021
5901 Comments


it's so cheesy it's perfect

nash1311
November 10th 2021
8640 Comments


This is so catchy damn. But it shouldn’t be 5 minutes long even though there aren’t any parts of it that were bad

Digging: Fit for an Autopsy - The Nothing That Is

Aerisavion
November 10th 2021
3145 Comments


I like Coheed, but this didn’t do anything for me at all.

RivalSkoomaDealer
November 10th 2021
1645 Comments


I guess it's better than Shoulders but i'm really not sure i'm on board for the direction they're going with this new record.

TheOldestManAlive
November 10th 2021
10 Comments


Man, remember when those first 3 albums came out? Good times.

RivalSkoomaDealer
November 10th 2021
1645 Comments


Also Dear God the visual style they've employed on these last few albums looks so awful

Toondude10
November 10th 2021
15263 Comments


this was alright

OwMySnauze
November 10th 2021
2544 Comments


Their first three albums are the only great material they’ve put out.

RadioNew03
November 10th 2021
194 Comments


The song is better without watching the video, the video in this case distracts from the song, but yes the first three albums are absolute classics

Storm In A Teacup
November 10th 2021
46395 Comments


4th album is only slightly not as good as the first 3, this song did nothing and i couldnt make it halfway through

WalrusTusk
November 10th 2021
1845 Comments


I know no one on Sputnik gives a shit about the story, but it feels like with these new characters they might be retconning the events of The Amory Wars and I not about that.

Also yes... I don't think this Vaxis series has been as strong as the original four.

zakalwe
November 10th 2021
40148 Comments


Right load of fucking gash

unlimitedpwr
November 10th 2021
14 Comments


I personally thought their last album was their best since FFTtEoM. That being said, this and Shoulders aren't getting me very excited for Vaxis - Act 2. They're alright I guess, at least I don't hate them.

JeremiahBullfrog
November 10th 2021
1690 Comments


Right load of fucking gash [2] worst rock voice, ever?

Shemson
November 10th 2021
4157 Comments


Haven’t listened yet and don’t really like much of their recent output but Claudio having even a bad voice, let alone the worst voice in rock, is an awful opinion - dude can belt out a chorus with the best of them

veninblazer
November 10th 2021
16921 Comments


Claudio's voice is great wtf

JohnnyoftheWell
Staff Reviewer
November 10th 2021
62343 Comments


4th album is only slightly not as good as the first 3 [2]

based ex-Champion take

and yh claudio's voice is huge and huge live please resign from rock i will not listen to this song

FadedSun
November 10th 2021
3196 Comments


I don't think people are talking about his ability when they're talking about his voice. Dude is obviously a good singer, but I don't like his voice. Reminds me of that 2000s indie/emo trend where dudes started singing in higher pitch.

ShadowOfTheCitadel
November 11th 2021
472 Comments


Very catchy, but this is very plastic-y like most of the songs off of Vaxis.

At least "Shoulders" had gruff and an Afterman-esque appeal to it. I'm not writing it off too much, mostly because I'm a stan of this band - but even I will admit to my cutoff being Afterman: Decension in terms of really diving into the sounds they offer.

At the end of the day, I'm glad they're still making tunes because their vibe is still very addictive. Kudos to the guys still jamming. Josh Eppard's drumming is the best thing about this song.

JeremiahBullfrog
November 11th 2021
1690 Comments


sorry you're right, Brian Johnson has the worst Rock voice of all time, promptly followed by Axl Rose, Claudio takes a bit of getting used to you gotta admit

MyMentality
November 11th 2021
1574 Comments


I prefer Shoulders. I feel like this one is leaning back into the same tropes which bothered me about Vaxis 1. It's lacking any 'punch'. Song is fine but I just wished it hit me like their earlier albums did. Feels a lot like Toys for me with more chaotic instrumentation.

Dwap
November 11th 2021
407 Comments


First 4 albums are flawless and I doubt they’ll ever match it again but this still rips and so does Shoulders. They’re yet to release a shit album.

WatchItExplode
November 12th 2021
10516 Comments


Almost everything Coheed for the past decade has been congealed soylent Coheed product: made from real Coheed but altered to become something else entirely. Abomination.

First chorus was great. Hated everything else, especially the primary riff.



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