- Street Voice UK
Wow! That's all I've got to say about this album from Italian quartet 'Sunday Recovery'. These guys certainly know how to rock out in style. I'm in awe. A splendid album which also see's Colin Edwin (Porcupine Tree) playing bass on a number of tracks. There's definitely something very cool about this album. In fact it's been such a good listen I actually forgot to review it...! The opening track 'Private Joke' is a killer on an opener if you think that couldn't get any better then give the title track 'Coma' a listen along with 'Young Blood', 'Press Play On Tape', 'Pornstar' and 'Lost And Gone'. This is hard hitting rock music at its best filled with great tunes and originality. The production is amazing as is the packaging! That's all I need to say! 9.5/10

- Vanguard Online
Sunday Recovery deliver so much more with Coma and it’s a definite recommendation for all those people who expect a little more intelligence mixed into their music.Simon Mulholland

- The rocker.co.uk
...And there is absolutely no reason why the world should not be theirs. They've got the slow-fast-slow-here comes the bridge - swell to an epic finish template down pat, and there are more than enough Radioheady bits to keep the serious rock press happy while the girls get weepy and the lads get beery. If they make a windswept video for 'Lost And Gone', and get some serious MTV Rocks / Q video plays, then it should easily be a chart breaker for them.The rocker

- Rockindustry.co.uk
Italian rockers, Sunday Recovery, release their album Coma on 3rd October on Mazepa Records and we just got a copy through the gates of hell. First impressions… Awesome!

- Ring Master Reviewes
Sunday Recovery's Coma might not be a complete album in some ways but it is one of the more inspiring and certainly one of the most enjoyable that has seen the light this year so far.Ring Master

- Get Ready to Rock
This album will be of interest to fans of Porcupine Tree (for the intricate arrangements on some songs), the Manic Street Preachers (lyrically) and Pearl Jam (for the agression particulary on 'Private Joke'). Hopefully this album will get the exposure and buzz it deserves as it has the chance to appeal to fans of the aforementioned bandsJason Ritchie

- Grumpy Rocker
In summary Sunday Recovery are extremely competent musicians, who have taken a considerable amount of time to really work Coma into a rock album that should be appreciated by many listeners...Jimbo Walsh

- The Jitty
Coma is an unusual combination, involving a number of different talents in the song writing process, but nevertheless the end result is a slick professional presentation with an overall quite melancholic vibe to it. It‘s certainly a promising debut album from Sunday Recovery.Hunter

- Live Music Scene
It is exciting to hear their individual sounds slot in so well with each other; satisfying like that perfect game of Tetris. This tight knit team of contrasting talent allows for a sound that, despite any feeling of Eurovision cheesiness tingling in the back of your mind, allows them to be taken more seriously in terms of musicians.

- Rocktime.de
"Coma" zeigt eindeutig das große Talent der Band und bei den ungemein vielen sehr guten Ansätzen kann man sich dieses Quartett ruhig auf den Notizzettel schreiben. Schon im Opener "Private Joke" wirft Sunday Recovery das Netz über den Hörer aus und man bleibt bis zum Schluss darin gefangen. Der Beginn des ersten Tracks ist eher unspektakulär. So etwas hat jede Rock-Band drauf. Allerdings liegt die Würze in der Entwicklung der Nummer. Vom erdigen Ambiente hebt das Stück plötzlich losgelöst-groovend gen Himmel und wie an einer langen Feder wird dann wieder bodenständig gerockt. Fabio Staffieri serviert harte Riffs, die ihre Wurzeln zum Teil im Grunge haben. Immer wieder werden lockere, sehr melodische Phasen eingeschoben.