This 2007 album from Robert Wyatt finds the artist in a reflective mood, weaving together delicate melodies and politically charged lyrics with his signature unconventionality. It marked a significant, albeit understated, return to recording after a lengthy hiatus.
- "Comicopera" was produced by Robert Wyatt and his wife, Alfreda Benge, at their home studio in North London.
- The album features contributions from notable musicians including Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, and Gilad Atzmon.
- The title "Comicopera" is a portmanteau of "comic opera" and "cop-out," reflecting Wyatt's own ambivalence about releasing new material.
Robert Wyatt is a prolific singer-songwriter and drummer from Canterbury, England, known for his unique vocal style and experimental approach to music. In 2007, he released "Comicopera," his first studio album in eight years, showcasing a return to a more song-oriented structure after years of more abstract works.
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