COAL CHAMBER ‘SELF TITLED’ LP (Clear Orange Vinyl) Turntable and the Low End Theory

and the Low End Theory

Self-described as ‘Pure Crossover Death’

” “Edie (Ciao Baby)” and “Sun King” that blend the best of riff-tastic hard-rock with the glam-metal swagger that never goes out of style

which includes emotionally charged tracks like “You’re Not Gone

Major fanatics of the new punk happenings in the late ’70s

COAL CHAMBER ‘SELF TITLED’ LP (Clear Orange Vinyl) Turntable and the Low End TheoryLABEL: ROUND HILL RECORDS ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 02 11 1997 VARIANT: Clear Orange Vinyl LP Coal Chamber may have looked more like industrial goths at the warehouse rave than nu metal moshers in the Ozzfest pit, but don't judge a coal by its chamber. Led by future DevilDriver frontman Dez Fafara, the L. A. band's 1997 self titled debut rages somewhere between the rabbit like springiness of Korn, the ragged grooves of Sepultura and the apoplectic rap