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Legendary thrashers Coroner have revealed newly confirmed touring plan for 'Dissonance Over Europe, Part 1', scheduled in September and October.

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After putting out their highly-anticipated "comeback" record Dissonance Theory, the Swiss legends Coroner plan to tour all around of the world in 2026. Yesterday, the trio confirmed a set of headline shows over the western part of United States.

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As they are preparing for the release of their first studio album in more than 30 years, Dissonance Theory, thrash metal masters Coroner have recently booked a string of headline shows in Germany (late December, 2025) as well as appearance at the 2026's edition of Brutal Assault festival.

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In wake of their highly-anticipated new album release Dissonance Theory, due out on October 17th, the Switzerland legends Coroner now premiere the second advance single "Symmetry".

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After 32 years since their last studio album Grin, and over 15 years since they reformed, Swiss technical thrash metal legends Coroner have released their first song in more than three decades called "Renewal". It is the first single from their long-awaited new album Dissonance Theory, which comes out on October 17, 2025 and can be pre-ordered here.

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To celebrate their long-awaited sixth studio album, which will be their first in over 30 years, Swiss technical thrash metal pioneers Coroner will perform a hometown album-release show on November 14th, 2025 at the Dynamo club in Zurich. Support for this show will come from Tar Pond, whose drummer Markus Edelmann used to be the drummer for Coroner, and tickets are on sale here. Stay tuned for updates on the new Coroner record.

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Swiss thrash legends Coroner have announced a North American tour, titled 'Non Omnis Moriar', which will include Deceased as special guests and will see both bands celebrating their 40th anniversaries. The announcement of this tour comes in anticipation of Coroner's long-awaited new album, which will be their first since 1993's Grin and is expected to surface sometime in 2025.

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In late March of 2025, the legendary thrashers Coroner will be heading out to Latin America for a string of headlining shows. The band will visit Mexico, Panama, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil.

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In a recent interview with 'Agoraphobic News', the legendary Coroner revealed that they have recorded several new songs for their upcoming studio album. We can expect more info soon.

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After a couple years of myriad setbacks and false starts, Coroner bassist and vocalist Ron "Royce" Broder and guitarist Tommy "T. Baron" Vetterli both offered Mark Kadzielawa of 69 Faces Of Rock an update on the band's first studio album since 1993's Grin, confirming that they have been in the studio as of late tracking their upcoming sixth studio album. Tentatively due for release later this year or next year, the record will be the very first Coroner album to feature drummer Diego Rapacchietti, who replaced Markus "Marquis Marky" Edelmann back in 2014.

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Swiss technical thrash metal legends Coroner are planning to enter the studio this fall to work on their long-awaited sixth studio album, which will be their first since 1993's Grin and their first without original drummer Markus "Marky" Edelmann, who left the band back in 2014 and was replaced by Diego Rapacchietti. Before the record comes out sometime next year, they will play some live dates at festivals around Europe and South America this summer and fall.

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Swiss technical thrashers Coroner have announced some European live shows that will take place next year, and also gave a brief update on their long-awaited follow-up to 1993's Grin, confirming that they are working hard on it.

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Legendary technical thrashers Coroner have released a short yet exciting statement on their Facebook, Instagram pages. The group confirmed that they will record a new studio album this year, which will be the first one after 1993's Grin. Stay tuned for more updates.

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Maybe you didn't think it would happen, but indeed a new Coroner album is in the works to be released in 2017! Two years ago, the Swiss technical thrashers announced new drummer Diego Rapacchietti and now the comeback of the year is happening. Coroner - in the current line-up of Tommy Vetterli (guitar), Diego Rapacchietti (drums) and Ron Broder (bass/vocals) - are back in the studio! This three-man band made a name for itself in the music scene with its discerning brand of technical thrash metal. Now, 23 long years after the band's last album release (Grin, 1993), Coroner has announced plans to release a new studio album with Sony Music and Century Media Records.

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Swiss technical thrash metallers Coroner have announced their new drummer. Following Markus "Marquis Marky" Edelmann's departure earlier this year, the group now confirms Diego Rapacchietti as the new man on the drums. According to the band, "Diego is an accomplished and innovative drummer. He has played in bands Paganini, Venturia, 69 Chambers, and many more. Diego also has extensive experience as a studio drummer for various projects."

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