Coma Cinema are back in a good songwriting mood for their third album Blue Suicide set for release sometime soon (this year) on Wonderbeard Tapes.
Coma Cinema's Blue Suicide has a lot of texture for being just one guy's music project (maybe a little help from friends?). The sullen vocals are still there but you just feel he's progressing leaps and bounds in the whole music-making game. My favourite example of this is Greater Vultures.
If you're willing to eat what the vultures are not
Blue Suicide isn't out yet, but when it does come out, odds are you'll be able to download it from Coma Cinema's website like his previous two.
http://comacinema.org/sounds.html
Showing posts with label Coma Cinema. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coma Cinema. Show all posts
Sunday, 23 January 2011
Coma Cinema
Labels:
Blue Suicide,
Coma Cinema
Thursday, 6 May 2010
Coma Cinema
Welcome welcome.
Todays entry is about Coma Cinema.

Whereas a lot of my posts have been quite heavy on the "chillwave"/lo-fi vibes, these guys have a more universal sound to their tunes.
Sometimes reminding me a lot of one of my favourite bands Curly hair, Coma Cinema are a lovely jubbly bunch of twee-melody making musical types.
Be it airy synths, pianos, plucked guitars, distorted guitars, vocal harmonies or anything, they manage to ooze a certain gorgeousness.
I wish I was John Cusack so I could make proper casette mixtapes. If I was John Cusack living in the now, I'd make sure Tall Grass was casette-ed.
Then again if I was John Cusack, I'd also have been in 2012 and witnessed the world being destroyed so what's the point in music anyway.
I love legal mp3s so yet again imagine my joy upon noticing Coma Cinema giving away their Baby Prayers album on their website. Yay!
Coma Cinema website
and here's a youtube video for Flower Pills. A lovely little piano driven mini-ballad (1:36min) found on Baby Prayers.
Their second album Stoned Alone is out 1st. June on Arcade Sound Ltd.
Arcade sound have got some tiptop acts on their roster so keep your eyes peeled here there and everywhere for other releases.
Todays entry is about Coma Cinema.

Whereas a lot of my posts have been quite heavy on the "chillwave"/lo-fi vibes, these guys have a more universal sound to their tunes.
Sometimes reminding me a lot of one of my favourite bands Curly hair, Coma Cinema are a lovely jubbly bunch of twee-melody making musical types.
Be it airy synths, pianos, plucked guitars, distorted guitars, vocal harmonies or anything, they manage to ooze a certain gorgeousness.
I wish I was John Cusack so I could make proper casette mixtapes. If I was John Cusack living in the now, I'd make sure Tall Grass was casette-ed.
Then again if I was John Cusack, I'd also have been in 2012 and witnessed the world being destroyed so what's the point in music anyway.
I love legal mp3s so yet again imagine my joy upon noticing Coma Cinema giving away their Baby Prayers album on their website. Yay!
Coma Cinema website
and here's a youtube video for Flower Pills. A lovely little piano driven mini-ballad (1:36min) found on Baby Prayers.
Their second album Stoned Alone is out 1st. June on Arcade Sound Ltd.
Arcade sound have got some tiptop acts on their roster so keep your eyes peeled here there and everywhere for other releases.
Labels:
Arcade Sounds Ltd,
Baby Prayers,
Coma Cinema,
Stoned Alone
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