Comus are an English cult progressive/acid-folk band formed around 1970, best known for the dark classic First Utterance (1971). They released To Keep From Crying (1974), later regrouped in the 2000s and issued Out Of The Coma (2012) featuring archive material.

Members named in reviews: Roger Wootton, Glenn Goring, Andy Hellaby, Colin Pearson, Rob Young, Bobbie Watson. Notable use of unconventional instruments in a rock context (oboe, cello, violin, flute, 12-string guitar, tambourine). The Malgaard Suite is an archival live recording (1972) associated with the band.

Comus are an English cult band praised for the dark, unsettling classic First Utterance (1971) and later works. Reviews highlight their unusual instrumentation, contrasting vocals, and the archival Malgaard Suite. The group's partial reunion in the 2000s produced Out Of The Coma (2012).

For:Fans of progressive rock, acid/psychedelic folk and dark/experimental folk

 It took almost forty years to free the "prisoner" from the cage, to return to the scene of the crime and unleash the beast, along with its insane madness.

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 Indisputably, Out of the Coma is a welcome and unmissable return for all the devotees of this great and influential band that resurfaces from oblivion with a renewed and mad artistic charge.

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