Comus

British progressive folk band

Comus is a British progressive folk band that was formed in 1969, known for their unique and eclectic style that blends elements of folk, psychedelia, and progressive rock. The band's name is derived from the Greek god of festivity, Comus. They are particularly noted for their debut album "First Utterance," which was released in 1971. This album has since become a cult classic, celebrated for its dark lyrical content and innovative sound that was ahead of its time. The music on "First Utterance" is characterized by its haunting melodies, complex acoustic guitar work, and the striking vocals of lead singer Roger Wootton.