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Sons of Abraham
Genre: Rock, Metal
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Dave Crowley - guitar/vocals Jamie Cavalieros - bass Sean Taylor - drums
Sounds Like: cog, foo fighters, deftones
Influences: cog, Foo Fighters, Tool

In 2006, Sons Of Abraham gave name to the birth of our journey as a band. We had prepared a set of original material over the year preceding and had now been faced with the new daunting challenge of playing live. The Melbourne live scene was the perfect place to gig regularly in a wide variety of different clubs amongst an ever changing live scene. By late 2007, the well tested material was ready for the next step – recording. We set some goals and agreed on suitable songs and the means to record our debut EP – ‘The Pushing Foreword’. We wanted the EP to reflect mainly on our live dynamic and to highlight our strengths rather than cover our weaknesses. August 2008 will see the end of one chapter for SOA but more importantly, the beginning of another. With the release of The Pushing Foreword, we hope to share this with you.

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Ashes
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drifting (demo version) Mature Content
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Lows that Coincide (promo edit) Mature Content
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Ashes
rating:  5/5
Enough said its all good. Catch you guys at a show soon




drifting (demo version)
rating:  4/5
Can't wait to get a hold of a proper copy of this stuff




Lows that Coincide (promo edit)
rating:  5/5
This is the shit!!! Sounds like a machine chuggin away rad




Ashes
rating:  4/5
I love Cog but they aren't that good anymore, you guys sound just like the old Cog!! Awesome...
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.