description Coroner - Grin Overview
Grin is the fifth and final studio album by the Swiss thrash metal band Coroner, released in 1993 before their initial breakup. The album marked a stylistic departure, incorporating industrial, groove, and alternative rock elements compared to their earlier progressive thrash. It is regarded as an experimental record within their catalog.
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How does Grin change Coroner's earlier thrash-metal sound?
Grin keeps Coroner's technical precision but adds stronger progressive, groove, industrial, and alternative-metal elements. The songs are generally more experimental and complex than a straightforward thrash record. ([Coroner official discography](https://coronerofficial.com/music/))
Which songs appear on Coroner's Grin?
The 1993 album has 10 tracks, including Dream Path, The Lethargic Age, Internal Conflicts, Status: Still Thinking, and Grin (Nails Hurt). Its track list also ends with Host. ([CMM Marketing](https://www.cmm-marketing.com/r296/grin))
Was Grin Coroner's final album forever?
Grin was the band's fifth studio album and its final album for Noise Records before the initial breakup period. Coroner later released the self-titled Coroner in 1995 and Dissonance Theory in 2025. ([Coroner official discography](https://coronerofficial.com/music/))
Who played on Coroner's Grin?
The core lineup was Ron Broder on vocals and bass, Tommy Vetterli on guitar, and Marky Edelmann on drums. Their stage names were also listed as Ron Royce, Tommy T. Baron, and Marquis Marky. ([CMM Marketing](https://www.cmm-marketing.com/r296/grin))
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