Welcome to the Coroner Web
Site!
Coroner was one of those
underrated metal bands, mostly known to hardcore fans. Often
labelled a thrash band, their music went far beyond was is usually
thought of as thrash metal. Releasing five albums and a
semi-compilation in eight years -- from the unpolished and technical
speed of 1987's "R.I.P."
to the heavier and more laidback style of "Grin"
-- the band progressed consistently, without ever losing their
identity. Composed of only three members -- Tommy Vetterli (guitar),
Marky Edelmann (drums) and Ron Broder (bass/vocals) -- Coroner stood
out of the metal scene with outstanding musicianship, creativity,
raw power, technical skills and innovation.
Unfortunately, due to lack of
exposure and poor management from their label (Noise,) Coroner never
got the credit they undoubtedly deserved. They broke up after the
release of 1993's "Grin", releasing one last compilation
album in 1995 to fulfill their contract with Noise, but without
Marky on drums (who had, by then, joined Apollyon's
Sun, while Tommy momentarily went to Kreator.)
I'm dedicating this web site to Tommy, Ron and Marky to thank them
for all the wonderful times I've had (and will have) listening to their beautifully-inspired music. And I'm sure I'm speaking for all of us out there.
I will always keep their name alive.
If anyone -- and that means you -- has anything at all
that they would like to add, say or comment on, please feel free to post in the
Message
Board.
You can also sign
the Coroner Guestbook.
Enjoy!
Carole
Daughter of Lilith