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"Ending the night was Logos. Another band unafraid of their influences. From the beginning notes of Queen's “Tie Your Mother Down” the audience knew they were going to see a band that takes great pride in their roots. It is not a stretch to say that the biggest influence on Logos is Rush. It is evident (aside from the fact that they are a three piece) in the their ability to take on large rock riffs and complicate them in a manner which makes the listening experience exciting. What separates Logos from other bands that have a singular influence is that they are not afraid to expand in their songwriting. Instead of trying to weave odd time signatures with futuristic tales, they make music that has an immediacy. They are not trying to write the same chords that is heard on modern rock radio, it is a part of who they are. Creating melodies that are of the moment with a reverence towards the music of the past. The same music that is played every hour on the hour. Logos is an extension of the past and present. This night at Plush happened to coincide with Cullen O'Donnell's birthday. In celebration the night ended with both The Glass Calvary and Logos teaming up on stage for a spirited run through of The Beatles “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.”"

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Here's another fan video sent to us from our show at Cicero's last month covering Queen's "Tie Your Mother Down". Enjoy!!!!

Here's a fan clip of us playing "Apology" live at Pop's a little while ago. Holy strobe lights, Batman!

Check out St. Louis Music Press' interview with LOGOS frontman, Cullen!

Wow, Cullen is a pretty horrible t-shirt model.... Anyways, if you'd like to have one of these bad boys (or bad girls...they're uni-sex!) hit us up at logosinfo@aol.com or head to your nearest LOGOS show! $10 Sizes: S,M,L,XL