Music 2.0. Cogniance’s got talent!

Cogniance, apart from its daily web 2.0 activities and simply being a fun place to work, has another, much more exciting side – actually, its people, who are good not only at writing clean codes, but indulging themselves into more sophisticated spheres like poetry and music.

Our Front-End Architect Vladimir Agafonkin is a shy person and doesn’t talk much of his musical talents. Rare mentioning about long hours of rehearsals and photos in photoblog “in the process” made a release of the debut album of his band Obiymy Doshchu even a more unexpected event.

The “Elehia”, essence of melancholy and autumnally lyrical rock, finally was announced in official studio release on August 29, 2009. It is now available for download from the  band’s official website.

From the very beginning and until the last note the “Elehia” is an intimate story of feelings arising in the sounds of the autumn rain and dissolving in a bitterly cold loneliness… and worth lingering to find a hope for revival.

Album presentation in Kyiv is planned for the end of September and will be announced later on in the band’s news.

There are two more musicians at Cogniance that we expect go public soon. They are Max Stukalenko, System Administrator at Cogniance plays bas guitar in “Avariyne Nebo”, and Tim Baga, Senior Software Engineer is a front-man of “Untitled” hard-rock band.

One Response to “Music 2.0. Cogniance’s got talent!”

• Sergii Gorpynich says:

  September 4, 2009 at 4:14 pm

  Congratulations on your first album, Vlad!

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