"No More Color" is the third official full-length album, released in 1989 by the Swiss Thrash Metal band Coroner. This web-page has hi-res photos of the album covers, record label and a detailed description.
Collector's info: This album includes the original custom inner sleeve with album details, complete lyrics of all songs by Coroner |
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Music Genre: |
Swiss Thrash Metal Music |
Album Production Information: Produced by Pete Hinton and Coroner Pete Hinton is a British Music producer, during the 1980s he has produced records for bands like: Saxon , Demon , Deathwish, Coroner and many others. Sound/recording engineer: Steve Rispin Karl-Ulrich Walterbach - Executive Producer Karl-Ulrich Walterbach founder and owner of "Noise" records ( Noise Records being a sub-label of Modern Music ). Producer and Executive producer of countless mainly Germany Heavy Metal albums. Pete Hinton - Producer Pete Hinton a British Music producer, during the 1980s he has produced records for bands like: Saxon, Demon, Deathwish, Coroner as well as many others. Dan Johnson - Producer, Sound Engineer, Mix Engineer Dan Johnson - Producer and sound engineer has succesfully produced and engineered heavy metal music during the 1980s. Some of the band he has worked with include Coroner, Crimson Glory, Death, Mad Max, Savatage. Steve Rispin - Sound Engineer Steve Rispin a British Sound Engineer, during the 1980s he has produced records for bands like: Coroner, Sabbat, Satan and others. Martin Becker - Photographer Martin Becker (Photographer) during the 1980s "Martin Becker" has photographed around two dozen heavy metal bands. These bands include the two Swiss bands: "Coroner" and "Celtic Frost" as well other bands like: "Kreator" , "Rage" , "Running Wild" , "Tankard" and several others. |
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Record Label Information: |
Noise International N 0138-1 / NUK 138 / Dark Wings Inc. |
Media Format: |
12" Vinyl LP Gramophone |
Year & Country: |
1989 Made in Germany |
Band Members and Musicians on: Coroner No More Color |
Coroner's Band-members, Musicians and Performers
Ron Royce (real name: Ron Broder) vocals and bass guitar player with the Swiss Thrash Metal band "Coroner" since 1984. Tommy T. Baron (real name: Thomas Vetterli) guitar player with the Swiss Thrash Metal band "Coroner" since 1985. Marquis Marky (real-name Marky Edelmann) drummer with the Swiss Thrash Metal band Coroner from 1983 till 1996. Also responsible for Coroner's album cover design during the 1980. designed album cover for "Celtic Frost's" album "Tragic Serenades". |
Track Listing of: Coroner No More Color |
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Photo of the Swiss Thrash Metal band: Coroner on the back of the album cover |
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Artwork on the custom inner sleeve |
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Photo of Record Label |
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Photo of Record Label
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Note: The images on this page are photos of the actual album. Slight differences in color may exist due to the use of the camera's flash. Images can be zoomed in/out ( eg pinch with your fingers on a tablet or smartphone ). |
The Swiss band CORONER is one of the most unique and influential bands in the history of heavy metal. Formed in Zurich in 1983, the band was comprised of Tommy Vetterli (guitar), Ron Broder (drums), and Marky Edelmann (bass/vocals). Their style combined elements of thrash metal, progressive rock, and classical music, creating a sound that was both aggressive and sophisticated.
From their debut album "R.I.P." (1987) to their final release "Grin" (1993), CORONER consistently pushed the boundaries of what was possible within the heavy metal genre. They were known for their complex arrangements, technical precision, and socially conscious lyrics. Their music was characterized by intricate guitar riffs, intricate bass lines, and powerful drumming, all of which were brought to life through their masterful musicianship.
What set CORONER apart from many of their contemporaries was their willingness to experiment and innovate. Their music was not limited to the traditional structures and conventions of heavy metal. Instead, they incorporated elements of jazz, classical music, and even electronic music into their sound, creating a unique and dynamic musical language.
In addition to their musical prowess, CORONER also tackled a variety of social and political issues in their lyrics. Their songs dealt with topics such as environmentalism, war, and the human condition, reflecting a depth and maturity that was rare within the heavy metal genre.
Despite their critical acclaim and influence on the heavy metal scene, CORONER never achieved the commercial success of some of their peers. However, their legacy lives on in the music of countless bands that have been inspired by their innovative approach to heavy metal.
In recent years, CORONER has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity, with many of their classic albums being reissued and new fans discovering their unique sound. While the band has not released any new music since 1993, they remain an important and beloved part of the heavy metal canon, and their influence continues to be felt to this day.
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