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| '''Corrosion of Conformity''' started as a ] band in the 1980s in ] (later moving to ]). |
'''Corrosion of Conformity''' started as a ] band in the 1980s in ] (later moving to ]). Corrosion of Conformity were pioneers of the ] genre in the 1980's, however, they eventually gravitated towards a more ] sound. By the mid-1990s they had become a Heavy Metal ]. This led to more mainstream acceptance, gained particularly through their big break, opening for ]. In recent years, COC now exhibit a sound which leans towards ] though still keeping their southern metal sound. | ||
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Corrosion of Conformity started as a hardcore punk band in the 1980s in Raleigh, North Carolina (later moving to Houston, Texas). Corrosion of Conformity were pioneers of the Punk Metal genre in the 1980's, however, they eventually gravitated towards a more metal sound. By the mid-1990s they had become a Heavy Metal band. This led to more mainstream acceptance, gained particularly through their big break, opening for Metallica. In recent years, COC now exhibit a sound which leans towards stoner rock though still keeping their southern metal sound.
Members
- Pepper Keenan - guitar, vocals, song-writing.
- Woody Weatherman - guitar
- Mike Dean - bass guitar
- Stanton Moore - drums
- Reed Mullin - drums (former member)
- Eric Eycke - vocals (former member)
- Simon Bob - guitar (former member)
- Karl Agell - vocals (former member)
- Phil Swisher (former member)
- Benji (original vocalist)
- Robert Taylor (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)
- Wiseblood (Columbia, 1996)
- Deliverance (Columbia, 1994)
- Blind (Relativity, 1991)
- Six Songs With Mike Singing: 1985 (Caroline, 1989)
- Technocracy (Metal Blade, 1987)
- Animosity (Metal Blade, 1985)
- Cleanse the Bacteria (compilation, Pusmort, 1985)
- Eye For An Eye (No Core, 1984)
- Why Are We Here? (compilation, No Core, 1982)
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