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REVIEW: Coma Star - Headroom Of Conscience Locomotive Music, 2003
6/10
Coma Star - Headroom Of Conscience - cover art Coma Star is a young American alternative act that formed in Los Angeles in the year 2000. The three band members are however originally from Switzerland and Germany but met in LA to form this musical entity. Their debut album "Headroom Of Conscience" reveals a band who have embraced the new emotional neo-metal sound with heavy driving rhythms, a few aggressive riffs now and then and an atmosphere with equal amounts of anger and melancholy. The drummer Christian Werr once described their sound as "U2 on Jack Daniels. It's angry, but melodic, and very, very personal." He probably has a point there but the only problem is that U2 is one of the most overrated bands ever in my opinion. I like the strong melodic content of this album and the vocals sound pretty nice sometimes but most of the time they are unfortunately not that impressive. Good for background music at a low volume when you go to sleep but other than that I can't seem to find any use for this disc. Coma Star is not a bad band, it's just their music that is a little bit too boring and soothing for my taste. Stand-out tracks: "Suicide Man". Only for big fans of alternative and heavy rock.

written by Vincent Eldefors

Tracklist

1.
Painkiller
2. Everything I Try
3. Suicide Man
4. Give
Yourself Away
5. Don't Fit
6. Diggin'
7. Take Me
Over
8. Behind
9. Suffocated
10. Forgot How To Win
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Playing time: 41.21

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