Megosh

[Delusions of Paranoia]

It's time I introduce you guys to my favorite band. I fell in love with them because they're local to me, but as I listened to the music more and got to know the guys in the band better, I couldn't care less where they came from or what type of music they played. No matter what they do, they do it well.

Originally Posted by From Their Facebook Page

Forged from the bone-metal of ancient dragons, Megosh rises, and the gods tremble...

Baltimore's Megosh has been toiling behind the scenes for some time brewing up a catalog of high-energy intelligent rock. Their music is melodic with post-progressive elements and frequent forays into the territory of alternative metal, but they manage to maintain an overriding pop sensibility. Megosh somehow fuses these eclectic ingredients into a surprisingly cohesive stew, a sound that is clearly their own. Impressively complex instrumental material will certainly appeal to the musician but, with Megosh, songcraft still reigns- creative use of rhythm and catchy melodies are certain to captivate a wide audience. On top of all this, the front line serves up tasty three-part harmonies- something rarely heard on today's rock scene.

Spoiler for Links:

http://www.megoshmusic.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Megoshmusic
Song Premiere: Megosh - "I Stole from the Dead" - New Noise Magazine
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxR...L5pNzysoclU6iw
https://twitter.com/megoshband
https://www.instagram.com/megoshband/

Originally Posted by From Their Website

Baltimore's Megosh have been toiling behind the scenes for some time brewing up a catalog of high-energy intelligent rock. Their music is melodic with post-progressive elements and frequent forays into the territory of alternative metal, but they manage to maintain an overriding pop sensibility.

Megosh fuses these eclectic ingredients into a surprisingly cohesive stew, a sound that is clearly their own. Impressively complex instrumental material will certainly appeal to the musician however, with Megosh, songcraft still reigns: creative use of rhythm and catchy melodies are certain to captivate a wide audience.

On top of all this, the front line serves up tasty three-part harmonies- something rarely heard in today's rock scene.

Okay, enough garble. Their debut album is coming out December 16th and available for pre-order now on Outerloop Records.
Here is their newest song, and then a bunch of my favorites:

Spoiler for Not music:

Now if this doesn't convince you, maybe my favorite video will. I always have to pause it because I'm laughing too much.

And if you're STILL not convinced... If their music wasn't ****ing amazing, why would I get their logo as a tramp stamp?


Tell me you don't love them.