Coma_Cose

electro, indie pop

Italy Est. 2016

"Pulsing rhythms intertwine with ethereal melodies, creating a dense texture that feels both urgent and reflective."

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Un meraviglioso modo di salvarsi

2022

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Career Arc

Coma_Cose's discography from 2017 to 2025

2017 2025

Inverno ticinese (2017) Jugoslavia (2017) Deserto (2017) Golgota (2017) Cannibalismo (2017) Nudo integrale (2018) Post concerto (2018) Hype Aura (2019) Mancarsi (2019) Granata (2019) Via Gola (2019) Due (2020) Guerre fredde (2020) Riserva naturale (2020) Nostralgia (2021) La canzone dei lupi (2021) Fiamme negli occhi (2021) Un meraviglioso modo di s... (2022) Chiamami (2022) Agosto morsica (2023)

Coma_Cose reshapes the landscape of contemporary Italian music, merging elements of electro and indie pop to create a resonant voice for a generation grappling with identity and connection.

Coma_Cose reshapes the landscape of contemporary Italian music, merging elements of electro and indie pop to create a resonant voice for a generation grappling with identity and connection. Their presence matters not just for their sound but for how they articulate complex emotional landscapes, providing a soundtrack for both introspection and collective experience. They have emerged as a cultural touchstone, connecting listeners through shared narratives while challenging the conventions of mainstream pop. Their innovative approach is characterized by a blend of raw honesty and polished soundscapes, where electronic textures meet organic instrumentation. This juxtaposition allows them to craft songs that feel both intimate and expansive, drawing audiences into their world while encouraging them to reflect on their own. The duo balances personal storytelling with broader themes of societal dislocation, creating an atmosphere that invites vulnerability amid pulsating beats. Lyrically, Coma_Cose often explores themes of love, alienation, and the search for meaning in an increasingly fragmented world. Their writing strikes a balance between sincerity and irony, employing vivid imagery to evoke emotions while also leaving space for interpretation. This nuanced approach fosters a deep emotional connection with listeners, allowing them to find their own narratives within the music.

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Coma_Cose's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

26 releases • 4 albums • 2 EPS • 2017–2025

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Albums ()

Vita fusa

2025

Un meraviglioso modo di salvarsi

2022

Nostralgia

2021

Hype Aura

2019

EPs ()

Due

2020

Inverno ticinese

2017

Singles ()

La gelosia

2025

Cuoricini

2025

Posti vuoti

2024

Malavita

2024

Agosto morsica

2023

L'addio

2023

Chiamami

2022

La canzone dei lupi

2021

Fiamme negli occhi

2021

Guerre fredde

2020

Riserva naturale

2020

Mancarsi

2019

Granata

2019

Via Gola

2019

Nudo integrale

2018

Post concerto

2018

Jugoslavia

2017

Deserto

2017

Golgota

2017

Cannibalismo

2017

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Timeline

How their sound evolved over time

Inverno ticinese (2017)

Hype Aura (2019)

Due (2020)

Nostralgia (2021)

Un meraviglioso modo... (2022)

Vita fusa (2025)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Coma_Cose sound like?

Pulsing rhythms intertwine with ethereal melodies, creating a dense texture that feels both urgent and reflective. Rooted in indie pop and electro. Start with Un meraviglioso modo di salvarsi.

What is the best Coma_Cose album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Un meraviglioso modo di salvarsi" (2022). It's the most representative of what makes Coma_Cose worth hearing.

Who is Coma_Cose for?

If you're into indie pop and electro, Coma_Cose is worth your time. Pulsing rhythms intertwine with ethereal melodies, creating a dense texture that feels both urgent and reflective.

How many albums does Coma_Cose have?

Coma_Cose has 26 releases in their discography, including 4 albums and 2 EPs.

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