By Greg Maki “Good God/Baad Man” is a record that could come only from a veteran band, a collection of musicians who have learned a thing or two over the years, players with more than a few gray hairs. “Grizzled” is a word that comes to mind. There’s a certain kind of lived-in confidence driving... Continue Reading →
Corrosion of Conformity has shared "You or Me," the latest single from its upcoming double album "Good God/Baad Man," due April 3, 2026, via Nuclear Blast Records. Watch the music video created by Costin Chioreanu, with additional footage filmed by Mike Holderbeast, and pre-order the album here. “Deep from within the forests of Romania and the twisted... Continue Reading →
Veteran metal band Corrosion of Conformity will release its long-awaited double album, "Good God/Baad Man," on April 3, 2025, via Nuclear Blast Records. Watch the music video for the new single "Gimme Some Moore" below, and pre-order the album here. Much has gone down in the COC since its last album. In 2018, when the... Continue Reading →
LIVE PHOTOS: Corrosion of Conformity, Crowbar, The Obsessed, Mothership-----Review by Greg Maki-----There’s nothing better in music than a good, heavy guitar riff. And this winter, there’s no better place to get all the heavy riffs you want—and more—than Corrosion of Conformity’s U.S. tour, also featuring New Orleans sludge-meisters Crowbar, Texas heavy rockers Mothership and, on... Continue Reading →
Photos by Greg Maki
A year after the release of “No Cross No Crown,” Corrosion of Conformity’s first album with vocalist/guitarist Pepper Keenan in the fold since 2005’s “In the Arms of God,” the band is gearing up for a North American headline tour starting Jan. 19. Support on the run will come from Crowbar, Weedeater, The Obsessed and... Continue Reading →
Earth Rocker Festival. Photos by Greg Maki.
Corrosion of Conformity, or COC, has a long, complicated history, starting with its formation in the early 1980s as a punk band and enduring a multitude of lineup changes until reaching the peak of its popularity in the ‘90s. After the band went on hiatus in 2006, the trio that recorded the 1985 album “Animosity”—bassist/vocalist... Continue Reading →
