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    Artist       : Corrosion of Conformity
    Album        : IX
    Label        : Caroline (Universal)
    Genre        : Metal
    Street Date  : 2014-00-00
    Quality      : 265 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
    Size         : 85.29 MB
    Time         : 41:55 min
    Url          : http://www.coc.com/

    [tracks]

    1.  Brand New Sleep                                                    5:51
    2.  Elphyn                                                             4:55
    3.  Kill Denmark Vesey                                                 2:04
    4.  The Nectar                                                         4:12
    5.  Interlude                                                          0:54
    6.  On Your Way                                                        3:38
    7.  Trucker                                                            5:30
    8.  The Hanged Man                                                     4:16
    9.  Tarquinius Superbus                                                5:31
    10. Who You Need To Blame                                              3:44
    11. The Nectar Reprised                                                1:20


    [notes]

    Only two years ago, the three members of Corrosion of Conformity released to
    much acclaim their first album in over five years. 'Corrosion of Conformity
    isn't a comeback album or an example of diminishing returns,' noted
    Invisible Oranges. 'It's a testament to immense talent and the elusive
    endowment of staying power.' Now ready to once again excite their legion of
    fans, the trio presents their ninth studio album, simply titled IX. Over
    three decades of playing together clearly shows; a notable comfort and ease
    glows on each of the album's songs. Be it southern groove, the championing
    of all things doom, or the band's cherished punk rock roots, IX contains
    eleven more reasons to simply love this band. With touring plans already
    mounting up, 2014 will be another strong busy year for Mike Dean, Woody
    Weatherman and Reed Mullin.