Tag: Coma Coma
Coma Coma, Jodie Treloar, and Six Star General at Cup Defenders
The Noise reviews I am Tom Cummins, Suicide Bill & the Liquors, and Coma Coma
SUICIDE BILL & THE LIQUORS Cricket Wisdom
12 tracks
Low-budget Big Star worship abounds here. The fact that this is their fifth album and it sounds like a clunky demo might be worrisome to some, but I think it works. They never land square on the beat, their timing is always slightly off, the solos have duff lines here and there, the vocals slip out of tune, and it always sounds like it’s all happening in a basement next to a leaky water heater. These guys are not swashbucklers, they’re bunglers, but endearing bunglers with decent record collections and open hearts who probably remember their friends’ birthdays. Most of the songs are about how girls don’t dig them, which is cool. A few of the songs – funny/sad power-popper “No Friends,” the Husker-y “Cool Fail” – would be hits if somebody, you know, more competent recorded them. Overall, I’d say Cricket Wisdom squeaks by on low-watt charm. It’s not as good as I’d like it to be, but what is these days? (Sleazegrinder)
I AM TOM CUMMINS Holiday 3-Pak
3 tracks
A cruel person might suggest that “Squirrel Song,” with its ukulele accompaniment and spacy keyboards, is like something a mentally challenged person might conjure up—but I beg to differ; it takes a good deal of talent to come up with and put across this faux-naif approach. “Downy Woodpecker” is another supposedly poignant encomium to the natural world, replete with aah-ing chorus. “Resolve to Start Again” is a bit like a terminally depressed Mr. Rogers decrying the commercialism of the Christmas season. Short and sweet, but, all in all, a bit twee for my taste. (Francis DiMenno)
COMA COMA The New American Dream
10 tracks
If you like indie rock, I would say this album is above par. I’m not sure why, I just feel like if you like stuff like this, it’s a prime example. The end. (Sleazegrinder)
Coma Coma New American Dream
75OL-194 Coma Coma – New American Dream CD
Digital download is available here
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
1. No In Between
2. Last Night
3. Warning From The Outside
4. Lost in the Slow Decay
5. 21st Century Savior
6. Claustrophobic
7. Chicago
8. Bat Bat Bat
9. Syndrome
10. Letter to Your Former Self
New American Dream is the second full length release from Rhode Island indie rock trio Coma Coma. The album blends elements of punk, math, psychedelic, stoner rock and beyond, to create a sound that is as unique as the individual members themselves. Influences include artists such as Built to Spill, Fugazi, Neil Young, Mike Watt, Miles Davis and Deerhoof, just to name a few.
Coma Coma Cd Release Show, Pom Pom, Six Star General, and Jodie Treloar at The Parlour
75orLess Presents Fusion Fest 2014 at Burr’s Hill Park
This is the annual event and fundraiser for Fusionworks Dance Group. The location has been moved to the band shell at Burr’s Hill Park. Plenty of local brew houses, food trucks, Blount Clam Shack. Live music run from noon until 7pm, performers to include the following:
Bob Kendall Band
Six Star General
Mark Cutler
Jeff the Postman
Jets Can’t Land
SwampBirds
Coma Coma
Bill Keough
Outlaw in Peru
Foul Weather Friend
Coma Coma, Vertical Twin, & Six Star General at Defender’s Cup
as part of the annual Mollypalooza! in Bristol, RI.
Defenders Cup
Wood St
Bristol, RI
Coma Coma, Baylies Band, Mike Mountain, Six Star General at Dusk
Coma Coma, Shifty Eye, & Outlaw in Peru at The Parlour
with Seafoam
The Parlour
North Main Street
Providence, RI
9pm
The Blood Moons (final show!) and Coma Coma at The Pour Farm
with Nick Sundman
The Pour Farm
780 Purchase St
New Bedford, Mass 02740
9pm
Monument Thief and Coma Coma at The Parlour
with Divining Rod and Small Apartments
The Parlour
No. Main Street
Providence, RI
9pm