Year Of The Cobra has unveiled a heavy riffing track, "7 Years", as the final advance single from its approaching self-titled album, scheduled for release on 28 February via Prophecy Productions.
The band's vocalist and bass player, Amy Barrysmith, comments: "We had written this song during a rehearsal jam we had a long time ago. Originally, it was called 'The Chase' and had completely different lyrics and melody, but once we road-tested it, we cut the song after the third show. It just wasn't working at all. We shelved it for a while because I had a hard time breaking away from the melody that I initially created, but luckily, time heals all sounds, and bad melodies – as in this case. I really like how it finally turned out. This track was a strong contender to be the first single".
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YEAR OF THE COBRA - Unveils Final Advance Single From Approaching Self-Titled Album
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