Damned for All Time? A Review of COC’s Blind Album Corrosion of Conformity (COC) is an American heavy metal band from Raleigh, North Carolina, formed in 1982 as a hardcore punk act. The band’s original lineup consisted of Woody Weatherman on guitar, Mike Dean on bass and vocals, and Reed Mullin on drums and vocals. They released two influential albums in the mid-1980s, Eye for an Eye (1984) and Animosity (1985), which combined hardcore punk with thrash metal and crossover elements. In addition, they became known for their anti-authoritarian and anti-war lyrics, as well as their iconic spiked nuclear skull logo. Blind is their third studio album, released on November 5, 1991, via Relativity Records. It marks a significant change in their musical style, from crossover thrash to a more straightforward metal genre, influenced by Metallica , Black Sabbath , and punk. The album also features a new lineup, with Karl Agell on lead vocals, Pepper Keenan on rhythm guitar and vocals, Phil Swish
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