Wiseblood

Q: 3 Stars - Good - "...a collection of strong songs and equally strong, at times inspired, performances..."

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CD Details

Released: February 1, 2008
Originally Released: 2008
Label: Sbme Special Mkts.

Entertainment Reviews:

Entertainment Weekly - 11/29/96, p.92

"...this long-running North Carolina band is making metal exciting again. COC's guitarists shred cliches as well as notes, adding groove, nuance, and melody without diluting the music's brute force..." - Rating: A-

Q - 11/96, p.120

3 Stars - Good - "...a collection of strong songs and equally strong, at times inspired, performances..."

Tracks:

1.King of the Rotten
2.Long Whip / Big America
3.Wiseblood
4.Goodbye Windows
5.Born Again For the Last Time
6.Drowning in a Daydream
7.The Snake Has No Head
8.The Door
9.Man or Ash
10.Redemption City
11.Wishbone (Some Tomorrow)
12.Fuel
13.Bottom Feeder (El que Come Abajo)

Product Description:

Corrosion Of Conformity: Pepper Kennan (vocals, guitar); Woody Weatherman (guitar); Mike Dean (bass); Reed Mullin (drums).

Additional personnel: James Hetfield (vocals).

Recorded at Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida; Kingsway Studio, North Los Angeles, California; Electric Lady Studios, New York, New York; Reflections Sound Studios, Charlotte, North Carolina.

"Drowning In A Daydream" was nominated for a 1998 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.

Corrosion Of Conformity's 6th album roars and rumbles, exemplifying quality modern metal. There are now clear traces of funk, Southern rock and old-school heavy metal in the band's sound; the only hint that Corrosion Of Conformity started as a hardcore punk band comes in "Wishbone," an unrelenting thrash-metal track. This trio of virtuosos no longer thrashes, but it does rock. WISEBLOOD is angry, dark, visceral--everything that metal should be, proving you don't have to play fast to be "hard."