A Def Needle in Tomorrow explained

A Def Needle In Tomorrow
Type:	Album
Artist:	The Comas
Cover:	def_needle.jpg
Genre:	Indie rock
Label:	Yep Roc
Producer:	Brian Paulson
Prev Title:	Wave to Make Friends
Prev Year:	1999
Next Title:	Conductor
Next Year:	2004

A Def Needle In Tomorrow is the second album from the American indie rock band The Comas.^{[1] [2]} It was released in 2000 via Yep Roc Records.^[3]

Production

The album was produced by Brian Paulson.

Critical reception

Indy Week wrote that the band's "cloudy, creamy, country-tinged dreampop—with violin by ... Margaret White, a strong female vocal presence, and a drummer toying with a sampler—stood out from the masculine rock energy that still pervaded Chapel Hill."^[4] The Morning Star wrote that the Comas' "songs are awash in beautiful, hazy melodies, layers of guitar, keyboard fills and the sly, thin vocals of frontman Andy Herod."^[5] PopMatters thought that it "hinted at greatness, even if it didn't always deliver."^[6]

Track listing

All songs written by Andrew Herod.

Personnel

• Laird Dixon - Guitar
• Nicole Gehweiler - Guitar, Keyboards, Photography, Vocals
• John Harrison - Drums, Sampling, Turntables
• Andrew Herod - Casio, Drawing, Guitar, Vocals
• Margaret White Bass, Violin, Vocals

External links

• Official site

Notes and References

1. Web site: The Comas | Biography & History. AllMusic.
2. Web site: SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS: MORE POLISH, LESS PASSION. Greensboro News and Record. 25 October 2000 .
3. Web site: Comas A Def Needle In Tomorrow. exclaim.ca.
4. Web site: The Lost Era of Indie Rock: 20 Local Albums That Turned 20 in 2020. Brian. Howe. November 18, 2020. INDY Week.
5. Staton . John . Group is turning up the rock and just letting go . Morning Star . 19 Oct 2001 . 10.
6. Web site: The Comas: Conductor. November 21, 2004.