Corrosion of Conformity's 'Good God over Baad Man'

0:00On April 6th, corrosion of conformity just dropped their massive double album, Good God Over Bad Man, packing two full records of heavy riffs and wild vibes. Pepper Keenan and Woody Weatherman chopped it up on Full Metal Jackie's show, breaking down how they poured every era of their sound into this beast. After COVID chaos, losing drummer Reed Mullin and Mike Dean stepping out on good terms, the duo hold up in a Mississippi shack. They jam nonstop, spinning vinyl like Black Savage's volume 4 box set, letting old influences bleed into fresh tracks without holding back. Early listeners are hyped, saying it feels like every CLC album smashed together, or even Beastie Boy's Paul's boutique for going off the rails. New drummer Stanton Moore crushes it on the single, give me some more, a nod to his ferocious style that honors Reed while pushing forward. The album wrapped before their tour with Judas Priest and Alice Cooper, which fired them up, blasting priest catalog nightly, and fan-boying over, Legends. Now Spring brings headlining

1:03runs with Crowbotton whores, plus dates alongside Clutch, their longtime crew. With no filler across both discs, their plotting sets to weave in new cuts amid classics, even dusting off deep cuts like mad world from animosity. CLC's train keeps rolling, proving these vets still got that unbreakable fire. That wraps music news today. Brought to you with AI, I'm Cory with the story.