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==Members== ==Members==

Revision as of 16:44, 10 July 2005

Corrosion of Conformity started as a hardcore punk band in the 1980s. In common with many other exponents of the genre, COC gravitated towards a more metal sound, by the 1990s becoming essentially a metal band. This led to more mainstream acceptance, gained particularly through their big break, opening for Metallica. In recent years, COC now exhibit a more stoner rock sound.

Members

  • Pepper Keenan - guitar, vocals, song-writing.
  • Woody Weatherman
  • Mike Dean
  • Stanton Moore
  • Reed Mullin (former member)
  • Eric Eycke (former member)
  • Simon Bob (former member)
  • Karl Agell (former member)
  • Phil Swisher (former member)

Discography

  • In The Arms of God (Sanctuary, April 5, 2005)
  • Live Volume DVD (2001)
  • Live Volume (Sanctuary, 2001)
  • America's Volume Dealer (Sanctuary, 2000)
  • Six Songs With Mike (Caroline, 1998)
  • Wiseblood (Columbia, 1996)
  • Deliverance (Columbia, 1994)
  • Blind (Columbia, 1991)
  • Technocracy (Metal Blade, 1987)
  • Animosity (Metal Blade, 1986)
  • Cleanse the Bacteria (compilation, Pusmort, 1985)
  • Eye For An Eye (Caroline, 1984)
  • Why are we here? (1982)
  • No Core (1981)

External Links

Official Website

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