grunger

 Scooter Ward complains and moans like an innocent child. Spectacular!

 I recommend the album to people who have a grunge heart but at the same time adhere to some evolution of the genre.

This review highlights Cold's self-titled album as an intense and emotionally driven post-grunge work, distinct from peers like Staind and Puddle of Mudd. Frontman Scooter Ward's suffering and expressive vocals are central to the album's impact. The songs range from heavy riffs to haunting acoustic moments, showcasing an evolving grunge style. The reviewer recommends multiple listens to fully appreciate the depth and lyrics, noting the album was underrated upon release. Dive into Cold's heartfelt post-grunge album and experience the raw emotion and evolving sound that defines their unique style.