Just a shy emo Mexican who makes music that some people to listen to 

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Bedroom Music By Bedroom People For Bedroom People


BEDROOM POP IF IT WAS A REAL THING -- Coma Figura's sound is connected at once to a specific, personal locale and to the greater American culture. Their honesty as writers and their education in the institutions of popular music harness the universal experiences of angst, melancholy, joy and romance. Darrel Fortune, host of Northwest Convergence Zone radio, cited this energy in a March 2014 interview; referencing the Pacific Northwest's long music history, he told them, "We're in a bit of lull, no doubt about it. We've gone to  way too many final shows of bands who are calling it quits for whatever reason. That's why it's great to have you and bands like you hitting the scene right now. It's going to be really fun to watch you guys go...Let's create a new scene."
     
     Coma Figura started in late 2011, however, the band's three original members have been writing and performing together for nearly ten years. Kyle Gootkin (vocals, guitar), Brittany White (vocals, guitar) and Mike Pa (drums, percussion) grew up together on the Key Peninsula near Tacoma, Wash. and formed their first band in high school; Travel By Channel laid the indie rock foundation which Coma Figura would later build on, emulating bands such as Modest Mouse, Built to Spill, Death Cab for Cutie, and 764-Hero. As youngsters, they gained a sizable following in the sparse all-ages venues in Tacoma after playing for two years to handfuls of people -- their persistence seasoned their confidence as musicians and as a tight-knit entity, but they went their separate ways after 2008. 
     While attending Western Washington University in Bellingham, Kyle continued to write and perform under the solo moniker Hunting Hat. His lo-fi recordings and ever-evolving style of songwriting carried the project through four self-released albums in 2010 and caught the attention of The Guardian, which called him a "master of [...] ghostly, lo-fi rock." But after this prolific period, Kyle gave up Hunting Hat to focus on his studies and write a novella-length memoir about growing up in the 21st century as a disconnected youth in a "connected" global community. After two and a half years of writing and intense soul-searching, he reconnected with Mike and Brittany to form what would become Coma Figura. 
     Even through all this, the band did not truly commit to their project professionally until meeting producer Andrew Nalty and assistant Jesse Goodrum at MountainHouse Studios, where they would record their first EP "EVSDRiPR." With Nalty recording, mixing, and producing Coma Figura and Goodrum joining the group shortly after the ep's release in January 2014, the project began to flourish.
     They have responded to Fortune's challenge, doubling their efforts, playing shows every weekend, rehearsing, mastering their craft and building a loyal fanbase. Fans of Coma Figura have difficulty pinning down their influences, which are varied and many. Kyle and Brittany, the lead songwriters, have distinct but conducive styles -- respective comparisons to Tom Jones, Isaac Brock and Stevie Nix, Courtney Love abound -- which, when combined with Mike's nuanced grooves and Jesse's energetic bass lines form a rich, soulful tapestry that hangs somewhere between art rock and standard pop. Audiophiles and casual music fans, hipsters and Baby Boomers, passionate couples and forlorn singles alike will find their niche in Coma Figura's honest expressions.

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i now go by the musician alias "willow youth"

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