Earlier this year, I picked up the Coroner album R.I.P. from Tim's collection. I didn't really expect much from that record, but surprisingly I really got into it. As I was writting up the blog post for that record, I discovered that Coroner had just released a new album... and caught up in my own hype over the band I decided to check it out.
I'd seen some praise for the new Coroner album, Dissonance Theory, so I approached it with a bit of hope and it did not disappoint. The band has not released an album in 32 years, and the last that I heard from them was No More Color from 1989, and yet this new record feels like Coroner have not missed a step with their brand of technical thrash. I love it when bands from the 80's can still deliver something that is still so heavy and urgent sounding. 
When I was ready to buy the vinyl, it seemed that it was a hot commodity and I rushed to buy this colored vinyl version on coke bottle clear from Discogs. There weren't many options at the time, and I probably paid too much for it because now there seem to be plenty of copies available. Oh well, I needed to get this shit in my collection before the end of the year and I was desperate.
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