Switch to the mobile version of this page.

GooglePlus

February 29, 2012 Music » Music Essay

Corrosion of Conformity: An oral history of 30 years

by Bryan C. Reed @BryanCReed

A little more than a month ago, Corrosion of Conformity played a one-off gig in Asheville at the large Orange Peel Social Aid and Pleasure Club. They were, in an unspoken way, the guests of honor, following a screening of the documentary…

full article »

Tags: Music Essay, Corrosion of Conformity, Cover Story, Audio, Video, In-House Video

Comments (3)

Showing 1-3 of 3

Subscribe to this thread:

By Email

Showing 1-3 of 3

Classifieds

Search Place ad / Browse

Multimedia

Comments

Stories Blogs Dining All

Yes, I also made a typing error (I usually do)...hopefully you have more to do then worry yourself about it.

by None_001 on The populist plea bargain of Rush (Music Essay)

You can only fixate a small mistake the rather than the context of the article.....Please, your pubescent comments does not …

by None_001 on The populist plea bargain of Rush (Music Essay)

wonder if Bruce Arena will call up Andrew Shue for this match?

by Buddy Kelly on The Galaxy's not so far, far away: Carolina RailHawks deactivates Dynamo 3-1, will host MLS champs next Wednesday in U.S. Open Cup (Triangle Offense)

Thanks for covering this! It's a shame that so many workers in North Carolina risk life and limb to bring …

by Jeremy Sprinkle on New AFL-CIO report evaluates worker health and safety (Triangulator)

We do carry out regularly from Pig. Southern BBQ at its finest although I'm from Hawaii. Still there is a …

by rusty5hi on The Pig (Orange County)

This place sucked...The food was bland, the meat was tasteless. Entrees that were supposed to be spicy were just as …

by Sean Wright on Red Lotus Asian Kitchen (Orange County)

Most Read

Most Read Most Shared Most Discussed

The unlikely and intersecting successes of The Old Ceremony and Haw River Ballroom (Music Feature)
The week in music: May 22-29, 2013 (Our guide to this week's shows)
Within a widening gyre of genres, Chuck Johnson has discovered his artistic through-line (Music Feature)
How Southern metal supergroup Down earned that title (Music Feature)
LiLa's IV (Record Review)

The Southern baptism of Hiss Golden Messenger (Music Feature)
Within a widening gyre of genres, Chuck Johnson has discovered his artistic through-line (Music Feature)
An explosion of New Music in the Triangle (Music Feature)
The populist plea bargain of Rush (Music Essay)
The N.C. Opera stages Aida just enough (Music Feature)

LiLa's IV (Record Review)
The populist plea bargain of Rush (Music Essay)
The anarchic face of Savage Weekend noise festival belies an acute curatorial mind (Music Feature)
The week in music: May 1-8, 2013 (Our guide to this week's shows)
The week in music: May 8-15, 2013 (Our guide to this week's shows)

Submit |
Contact |
Advertise |
Work or Intern |
Account Settings & Newsletters |
Our Awards |
Editorial Code of Ethics |
Privacy Policy |
Diversions |
Find a Paper |
Check Out Food, Music and Arts in Other Cities

© 2013 Indy Week • 302 E. Pettigrew St., Suite 300, Durham, NC 27701 • phone 919-286-1972 • fax 919-286-4274
RSS Feeds | Powered by Foundation