Eddie Cohn’s “Animals” calls back to the more introspective rock of the 1980s. With nods made to performers like Peter Gabriel and U2, Cohn is able to establish himself among genre royalty all while crafting music that is wholly different from that garnering attention today. The layered approach taken to Animals’ arrangements will give listeners ample material to dissect in subsequent listens. The skillful usage of the track’s tempo keeps one focused into the single – the shifting between slower and quicker sections is masterfully executed here. Eddie Cohn has gold here with his newly-released single Animals.
Eddie Cohn “Animals” / Domain /
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