Cold is the first self-titled studio album by the rock band Cold based in Jacksonville and was originally released in 1998. Discovered by A&R man Fred Durst (of Limp Bizkit), Cold burst onto the scene with their self-titled album, a powerful blend of raw emotion, haunting melodies, and powerful instrumentation. Led by singer Scoot Ward, the band quickly drew attention for its introspective lyrics and intense live performances. The singles from the album "Go Away" and "Give" showcased Ward's ability to convey deep emotions with raw honesty, while tracks like "Confession" and "End of the World" captivated listeners with elements of alternative rock, metal, and post-grunge in a cohesive sonic tapestry.