The Comet Is Coming
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Biography
Describing their sound as "apocalyptic spacefunk", psychedelic electro-jazz improvisors The Comet Is Coming emerged from South London's experimental scene with debut album 'Channel the Spirits' in 2016 and instantly impressed with their melting collision of cosmic, free-form, avant-garde energy. Keyboard player Daniel Leavers aka Danalogue the Conqueror and drummer Maxwell Hallett aka Betamax the Killer originally made chaotic, funky, synth-rock storms together under the name Soccer96, and were playing a gig in 2013 when Sons of Kemet star Shabaka Hutchings showed up and began adding great shrieking blasts of his wailing saxophone to the mix.
United by a love of the orchestral psych-jazz eccentric Sun Ra, the trio threw Afrobeat grooves, analogue sci-fi effects and clattering big beats loops into their frenetic concoction and recorded their first limited edition EP 'Prophecy' in 2015 during a three day party session with friends. 'Channel the Spirits' was an equally wild melting pot of dubby bass and post-bop, Coltrane daydreams, and went on to land them a nomination for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize and heaps of critical acclaim. Another EP titled 'Death to the Planet' followed in 2017, before the band signed to legendary jazz label Impulse! Records and returned in 2019 with second album 'Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery', featuring a guest appearance from poet-rapper Kate Tempest.
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- Imminent featuring The Comet Is Coming
- CODE
- LUCID DREAMER
- Blood Of The Past by Kae Tempest
- MYSTIK
- Super Zodiac
- Astral Flying
- THE HAMMER
- Because The End Is Really The Beginning
- Summon The Fire
- Birth Of Creation
- All That Matters Is The Moments
- Timewave Zero
- The Universe Wakes Up
- The Seven Planetary Heavens
- Lifeforce Part I
- The Afterlife
- The Softness Of The Present
- Lifeforce Part II
- TECHNICOLOUR
- PYRAMIDS
- FREQUENCY OF FEELING EXPANSION
- TOKYO NIGHTS
