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* BaldOfAwesome: Ron Royce, post ''Mental Vortex''.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Usually around 8 or 9, save some select songs.
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* ThrashMetal: A more complex example than most.
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* ThrashMetal: A more complex example than most.most.
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Not to be confused with TheCoroner or [[Series/{{Coroner}} the 2019 TV series]].
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* CoverVersion: [[JimiHendrix Purple Haze]], [[TheBeatles I Want You (She's So Heavy)]] and [[{{DAF}} Der Mussolini]].
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* CoverVersion: [[JimiHendrix [[Music/JimiHendrix Purple Haze]], [[TheBeatles [[Music/TheBeatles I Want You (She's So Heavy)]] and [[{{DAF}} [[Music/DeutschAmerikanischeFreundschaft Der Mussolini]].
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Coroner is a highly respected ThrashMetal band from Switzerland, most notable for their incredible technical playing, paving the way for many metal bands and almost single handedly creating technical thrash metal. Starting off as a bunch of crew members for CelticFrost, drummer Markus "Marquis Marky" Edelmann decided to team up with guitarist Tommy "T. Baron" Vetterli to create original music. Their demo ''"Death Cult"'' was released with Tom Fischer on vocals as a guest before recruiting Ron "Royce" Broder on vocals and bass.
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Coroner is a highly respected ThrashMetal band from Switzerland, most notable for their incredible technical playing, paving the way for many metal bands and almost single handedly creating technical thrash metal. Starting off as a bunch of crew members for CelticFrost, Music/CelticFrost, drummer Markus "Marquis Marky" Edelmann decided to team up with guitarist Tommy "T. Baron" Vetterli to create original music. Their demo ''"Death Cult"'' was released with Tom Fischer on vocals as a guest before recruiting Ron "Royce" Broder on vocals and bass.
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** The intro to [[FranzLiszt "Totentanz"]] is actually a direct cover of a Franz Liszt piece.
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** The intro to [[FranzLiszt [[Music/FranzLiszt "Totentanz"]] is actually a direct cover of a Franz Liszt piece.
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[[caption-width-right:241: ''"Jackal! With a connection!"'']]
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''The classic line-up (From left-to-right): Ron "Royce" Broder, Markus "Marquis Marky" Edelmann and Tommy "T. Baron" Vetterli'']]
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* LastNoteNIghtmare: The title track of Grin suddenly ends with gunshot sound effects accompanied by a complete stop in the music.
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* LastNoteNIghtmare: LastNoteNightmare: The title track of Grin suddenly ends with gunshot sound effects accompanied by a complete stop in the music.
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Grin is definitely heavier than 6 or 7
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* DarkerAndEdgier / LighterAndSofter: Zigzagged. Going from "R.I.P." to "Punishment For Decadence" shows some notable changes, taking down the neo-classical playing a little bit and adding more lyrics on politics, then gets [[DarkerAndEdgier a little more darker with "No More Color"]] due to the more thrashier/aggressive playing, then back a little lighter with "Mental Vortex" and "Grin" with slighty slower playing but a creepy atmosphere in many songs.
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* DarkerAndEdgier / LighterAndSofter: Zigzagged. Going from "R.I.P." to "Punishment For Decadence" shows some notable changes, taking down the neo-classical playing a little bit and adding more lyrics on politics, then gets [[DarkerAndEdgier a little more darker with "No More Color"]] due to the more thrashier/aggressive playing, then back a little lighter with "Mental Vortex" Vortex", and "Grin" then even darker with slighty slower playing but "Grin", which had a slower, heavier sound and an often creepy atmosphere in many songs.atmosphere.
* LastNoteNIghtmare: The title track of Grin suddenly ends with gunshot sound effects accompanied by a complete stop in the music.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A general 8, save some select songs and ''Grin'', which is a 6 or 7.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A general 8, Usually around 8 or 9, save some select songs and ''Grin'', which is a 6 or 7.songs.
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** ''Punishment for Decadence'' increased the technical musicianship up. Following albums [[SerialEscalation followed suit.]]
** ''Mental Vortex'' kept the complex songwriting, but toned the speed down.
** ''Grin'' was more industrial in nature.
** ''Mental Vortex'' kept the complex songwriting, but toned the speed down.
** ''Grin'' was more industrial in nature.
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** ''Punishment for Decadence'' increased the technical musicianship up. technicality of the musicianship. Following albums [[SerialEscalation followed suit.took this further and further.]]
** ''Mental Vortex'' kept the complex songwriting, buttoned the speed down.
further incorporated slower tempos. The riffs were overall more melodic.
** ''Grin'' wasmore slower and incorporated industrial in nature.elements. Those industrial elements would become more prevalent on compilation albums ''[[SelfTitledAlbum Coroner]]'' and ''The Unknown''.
** ''Mental Vortex'' kept the complex songwriting, but
** ''Grin'' was
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* MohScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A general 8, save some select songs and ''Grin'', which is a 6 or 7.
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* MohScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A general 8, save some select songs and ''Grin'', which is a 6 or 7.
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** The intro to [[FranzLiszt "Totentanz"]] is actually a direct cover of a Franz Liszt piece.
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* MohScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A general 8, save some select songs and ''Grin'', which is a 6 or 7.
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* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The intros to "Nosferatu" and "Totentanz", as well as some select songs from ''Grin'' and the self titled compilation album.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Ron Royce, post ''Mental Vortex''.
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* CoverVersion: [[JimiHendrix Purple Haze]], [[TheBeatles I Want You (She's So Heavy)]] and [[{{DAF}} Der Mussolini]].
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* LeadBassist: Ron is a type B.
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** ''Punishment for Decadence'' increased the technical musicianship up. Following albums [[SerialEscalation followed suit.]]
** ''Mental Vortex'' kept the complex songwriting, but toned the speed down.
** ''Grin'' was more industrial in nature.
* NewSoundAlbum:
** ''Punishment for Decadence'' increased the technical musicianship up. Following albums [[SerialEscalation followed suit.]]
** ''Mental Vortex'' kept the complex songwriting, but toned the speed down.
** ''Grin'' was more industrial in nature.
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* StageName: Ron Royce, Marky Marquis, Tommy T. Baron.
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* StageName: Ron Royce, Marky Marquis, Tommy T. Baron.Baron.
* ThrashMetal: A more complex example than most.
* ThrashMetal: A more complex example than most.
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* Sampling: Used a little more extensively in ''Mental Vortex'', ''Grin'' and the self-titled.
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* Sampling: {{Sampling}}: Used a little more extensively in ''Mental Vortex'', ''Grin'' and the self-titled.
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* Sampling: Used a little more extensively in ''Mental Vortex'', ''Grin'' and the self-titled.
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* ScareChord: "Grin".
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* SelfTitledAlbumIconicSongRequest: When in their prime, "Masked Jackal" was a top contender.
* IdiosyncraticCoverArt: With the release of ''No More Color", the album art was [[http://www.metal-archives.com/images/4/9/3/493.jpg decorated with a picture followed by a black stripe with the band, album name, and the Gun Logo.]]
** Only averted with the first album and double subverted with the second. With the second album, the band originally released it [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/10/Coroner_punishment_LP.jpg following this formula]] but that specific art was only available on vinyl. "Punishment For Decadence" was re-released on CD without the band's consent [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/81/Coronerpunfd.PNG with a different cover]].
* RockTrio
* SelfTitledAlbum
* StageName: Ron Royce, Marky Marquis, Tommy T. Baron.
* IdiosyncraticCoverArt: With the release of ''No More Color", the album art was [[http://www.metal-archives.com/images/4/9/3/493.jpg decorated with a picture followed by a black stripe with the band, album name, and the Gun Logo.]]
** Only averted with the first album and double subverted with the second. With the second album, the band originally released it [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/10/Coroner_punishment_LP.jpg following this formula]] but that specific art was only available on vinyl. "Punishment For Decadence" was re-released on CD without the band's consent [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/81/Coronerpunfd.PNG with a different cover]].
* RockTrio
* SelfTitledAlbum
* StageName: Ron Royce, Marky Marquis, Tommy T. Baron.
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[[caption-width-right:241: ''"Jackal! With a connection!"'']]
[[caption-width-right:241: ''"Jackal! With a connection!"'']]
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They released two albums, ''"R.I.P."'' and ''"Punishment For Decadence"'', before making the change from the prominent neo-classical playing in the first album to the signature technical style that shot their fame further with the release of ''"No More Color"''. Hailed as the best album in their discography due to the unique combination of thrash and time signature changes, Coroner continued with the progressive thrash style in ''"Mental Vortex"'' and becoming a bigger hit in the metal community. With the release of their last album ''"Grin"'' Coroner was easily distinguishable, going from their normal technical thrash playing to a whole new style that fans could recognize as their own style.
After releasing a self titled compilation album, the band broke up due to bad management and lack of support. In 2011, a reunion tour surfaced with all three members and a live album is currently being worked on for release. They also re-released their ''"Death Cult"'' demo and are preparing to release a DVD documentary.
After releasing a self titled compilation album, the band broke up due to bad management and lack of support. In 2011, a reunion tour surfaced with all three members and a live album is currently being worked on for release. They also re-released their ''"Death Cult"'' demo and are preparing to release a DVD documentary.
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They released two albums, ''"R.''R.I.P."'' '' and ''"Punishment ''Punishment For Decadence"'', Decadence'', before making the change from the prominent neo-classical playing in the first album to the signature technical style that shot their fame further with the release of ''"No ''No More Color"''. Color''. Hailed as the best album in their discography due to the unique combination of thrash and time signature changes, Coroner continued with the progressive thrash style in ''"Mental Vortex"'' ''Mental Vortex'' and becoming a bigger hit in the metal community. With the release of their last album ''"Grin"'' ''Grin'' Coroner was easily distinguishable, going from their normal technical thrash playing to a whole new style that fans could recognize as their own style.
After releasing a self titled compilation album, the band broke up due to bad management and lack of support. In 2011, a reunion tour surfaced with all three members and a live album is currently being worked on for release. They also re-released their''"Death Cult"'' ''Death Cult'' demo and are preparing to release a DVD documentary.documentary.
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* AlbumTitleDrop: ''"R.I.P.", "Grin"''
* DarkerAndEdgier / LighterAndSofter: Zigzagged. Going from "R.I.P." to "Punishment For Decadence" shows some notable changes, taking down the neo-classical playing a little bit and adding more lyrics on politics, then gets [[DarkerAndEdgier a little more darker with "No More Color"]] due to the more thrashier/aggressive playing, then back a little lighter with "Mental Vortex" and "Grin" with slighty slower playing but a creepy atmosphere in many songs.
* SelfTitledAlbum
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!!Coroner shows examples of the following tropes:
* AlbumTitleDrop: ''"R.I.P.", "Grin"''
* DarkerAndEdgier / LighterAndSofter: Zigzagged. Going from "R.I.P." to "Punishment For Decadence" shows some notable changes, taking down the neo-classical playing a little bit and adding more lyrics on politics, then gets [[DarkerAndEdgier a little more darker with "No More Color"]] due to the more thrashier/aggressive playing, then back a little lighter with "Mental Vortex" and "Grin" with slighty slower playing but a creepy atmosphere in many songs.
* SelfTitledAlbum
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Coroner is a highly respected ThrashMetal band from Switzerland, most notable for their incredible technical playing, paving the way for many metal bands and almost single handedly creating technical thrash metal. Starting off as a bunch of crew members for CelticFrost, drummer Markus "Marquis Marky" Edelmann decided to team up with guitarist Tommy "T. Baron" Vetterli to create original music. Their demo ''"Death Cult"'' was released with Tom Fischer on vocals as a guest before recruiting Ron "Royce" Broder on vocals and bass.
They released two albums, ''"R.I.P."'' and ''"Punishment For Decadence"'', before making the change from the prominent neo-classical playing in the first album to the signature technical style that shot their fame further with the release of ''"No More Color"''. Hailed as the best album in their discography due to the unique combination of thrash and time signature changes, Coroner continued with the progressive thrash style in ''"Mental Vortex"'' and becoming a bigger hit in the metal community. With the release of their last album ''"Grin"'' Coroner was easily distinguishable, going from their normal technical thrash playing to a whole new style that fans could recognize as their own style.
After releasing a self titled compilation album, the band broke up due to bad management and lack of support. In 2011, a reunion tour surfaced with all three members and a live album is currently being worked on for release. They also re-released their ''"Death Cult"'' demo and are preparing to release a DVD documentary.
They released two albums, ''"R.I.P."'' and ''"Punishment For Decadence"'', before making the change from the prominent neo-classical playing in the first album to the signature technical style that shot their fame further with the release of ''"No More Color"''. Hailed as the best album in their discography due to the unique combination of thrash and time signature changes, Coroner continued with the progressive thrash style in ''"Mental Vortex"'' and becoming a bigger hit in the metal community. With the release of their last album ''"Grin"'' Coroner was easily distinguishable, going from their normal technical thrash playing to a whole new style that fans could recognize as their own style.
After releasing a self titled compilation album, the band broke up due to bad management and lack of support. In 2011, a reunion tour surfaced with all three members and a live album is currently being worked on for release. They also re-released their ''"Death Cult"'' demo and are preparing to release a DVD documentary.
