In 2021, Cog stirred controversy when frontman Flynn Gower shared posts of anti-vaccination rhetoric and conspiracies surrounding COVID-19 on social media, while also publicly voicing his support for the anti-lockdown protests in New South Wales.
They have since released two more singles titled “Altered States” and “Drawn Together”, the latter being the focus of the upcoming 2019 Drawn Together Tour.
The band’s single “The Middle” was released in 2018, making it their first new music in ten years.
Throughout 2017, Cog have been working on new material, posting regular updates to the band’s Instagram account of the album’s progress.
The following month, it was confirmed that Cog would reunite for a run of headlining shows in July 2016.
In late January 2016, the official Cog Facebook page was updated for the first time in nearly three years with new photos.
Lucius Borich soon joined Floating Me , a band featuring ex-members of Scary Mother and Jon Stockman of Karnivool . Floating Me released their debut self-titled album in 2011. Flynn and Luke Gower went on to form The Occupants in 2012. Their first single, “I’ve Been Thinking”, was released in…
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Cog played what many had believed to be their last show at The Tivoli in Brisbane on Saturday 12 June 2010, thanking their various crew members one by one between songs. The band finished with “No Other Way”, the opening track from their second album, Sharing Space . However, the…
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In 2010, the band released The Sound of Three: 12 Years With You , a CD/DVD produced by Lucius Borich. Containing a recording from the band’s “Between Oceans” tour, and a documentary on this history of the band (on the DVD only). The band toured the album in early June;…
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In June and July 2009, the band toured Australia with support from British-based band Oceansize . The tour was the band’s most successful headlining tour to date. The band at the 2009 Big Day Out , performing at all the Australian dates.