Come

About

Come was an experimental music project operating primarily during the late 1970s and early 1980s, releasing material through the independent Come Organisation label. The project emerged from the UK underground avant-garde and industrial music scene, producing work that emphasized experimental and noise-based approaches. Their discography includes the early album Come I (1979), the cassette Rampton (1979), followed by an LP version of Rampton (1980), and the cassette I'm Jack (1981). The group's aesthetic aligned with the broader post-industrial and experimental underground movements of their era, characterized by unconventional recording techniques and challenging sonic territories. Come's releases were distributed through their own organization, reflecting the DIY ethos prevalent in underground music communities of the period. While their output was limited and remained largely within experimental music circles, their work contributed to the broader landscape of British industrial and noise music during a formative period for these genres.