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Oxymoron
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Consequence
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Sacrificial Lamb
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Crisium Bound
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Symmetry
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The Law
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Transparent Eye
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Trinity
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Renewal
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Prolonging
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Coroner Zürich, Switzerland
Coroner’s sound has always lived at the edges. Built on thrash, their music pulled in classical form, avant-garde twists, jazz complexity, and the cold mechanics of industrial metal. They kicked things off in 1985 and built a reputation as one of underground metal’s most forward-thinking and technically ferocious bands. Now, in Oct, 25 Coroner will release their first new album in over 30 years. ... more
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