Coroner -- Death Cult official release

DakotaRogers wrote:

I find it strange that they're re-releasing this stuff, when they have 5 studio albums which are all out-of-print (pretty much.)

Finding "Grin" was a damn quest.

Because this doesn't require licensing. All of their albums are owned by Universal Music Group.

kyleblack wrote:

DakotaRogers wrote:

I find it strange that they're re-releasing this stuff, when they have 5 studio albums which are all out-of-print (pretty much.)

Finding "Grin" was a damn quest.

Because this doesn't require licensing. All of their albums are owned by Universal Music Group.

Well, if they're doing nothing but touring and outright refusing to record new material, you'd think that that would be first on their list: to get the rights to their shit back.

DakotaRogers wrote:

MetallicSeminarian wrote:

As someone new to coroner, where should I start?

I started with "Mental Vortex." After that, I was buying new Coroner albums every other week.

Then, you should go with "No More Color." The frenetic technicality and the intelligence of the riffs and songwriting is unbeatable.

After that, the fan favorite "Punishment for Decadence."of  "Absorbed" and "Masked Jackal" are two of Coroner's best songs.

Yeah, I ended up getting Mental Vortex. I'm now hunting for more Coroner.

MetallicSeminarian wrote:

Yeah, I ended up getting Mental Vortex. I'm now hunting for more Coroner.

Good deal! One of my favorite albums of all-time. It was a little overwhelming when I first heard it, but it grew on me like something fierce. Not a bad song on it, unless you don't enjoy Beetles' covers.  

The CD version of the Death Cult demo is up for pre order ltd to 1500 copies.

Going to wait for the vinyl.

I have the Death Cult demo already so I was wondering if the bonus tracks were really worth shelling out the cash for it. I probably will anyway, I need that and the S/T album from '95 to complete my Coroner collection.