Coroner - Punishment For Decadence vinyl record cover

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Intro

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Absorbed

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Masked Jackal

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Arc-Lite

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Skeleton On Your Shoulder

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Sudden Fall

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Shadow Of A Lost Dream

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The New Breed

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Voyage To Eternity

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Purple Haze


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Punishment For Decadence

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


In 1986, bassist Ron Royce (Ron Broder), guitarist Tommy T. Baron (Tommy Vetterli) and drummer Marquis Marky (Markus Edelmann) issued their first demo tape, Death Cult, with the help of Celtic Frost's Tom Gabriel Fischer on vocals (Fischer also contributed the lyrics). A short while later, in early 1987, Zürich's avant-garde metal pioneers inked a deal with Berlin-based Noise Records. By that time, Ron Royce had decided to take on the role of Coroner's lead singer himself. Coroner recorded their debut album under the watchful eye of producer Harris Johns. Released in June 1987, R.I.P. received highly positive reviews from the music press. In 1988, Coroner followed up with Punishment For Decadence, recorded at Sky Trak Studio in Berlin and produced by Guy Bidmead.

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