Comet Gain - Letters To Ordinary OutsidersFormed in London in 1992 by singer and songwriter David Christian, Comet Gain were originally inspired by early Creation Records, Television Personalities and mod culture, drawing from the same ideals as Dexys, The Style Council and Vic Godard, and from the lineage of The Velvet Underground, The Byrds and the 13th Floor Elevators. In the ensuing years they have released eight albums on such esteemed labels as Wiiija, Kill Rock Stars, Whats Your

“I’m trying to hit that part of the brain that’s affected by the emotional state that you’re in when you perceive something as cute

with whom I grew up and made heavy metal albums (as Realmbuilder)

The Colour of Pomegranates

"My Sweet Friend"

“I’m always the guy who looks like he’s studying for a test in the background

Collectively

house gigs and parties in the early days

having previously manifested physically when the two-piece befriended the late Alan Vega – leading to collaborations

"I met Leon a few times here and there as him and Monday were real tight

clarinet and building materials - interrupted only by the occasional flutter of pigeon wings or a call to lunch

remastered and pieced together from multiple copies of the incredibly rare original album

based on what they’d been cooking up on stage