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Hey Honey
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The Cogs San Giovanni Valdarno, Italy
The Cogs are a four-piece r'n'r combo born around 2007.
They play a raw garage-punk, with a
simple direct approach, tryin' to be energetic and aggressive as the Sonics and keeping' in mind the the lesson of '77 punk and lo-fi rock and roll of the ninenties.
Briefly, they're trying to mix garage, punk, rock'n'roll, blues in a
way they like, but actually they don't know how to work it out.
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