The Newduereview PodcastAuthor: Brent Chauvin
A new podcast for a new world. Nothing is out out of the purview of the Newduereview. We will talk about music, art, online business, philosophy, games and everything in between. This is all through the lens of me - a mid 30's ex musicians with a BFA in fine arts, and a lot of student loan debt. You get to hear how I come up with my opinions, and I have many. This also serves a documentary that will show my personal growth as a content creator trying to be my own business. There is one thing for sure, have to look at the world in a new way, a new due way Language: en Genres: Music, Music History Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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The Corrosion of Our Conformity
Episode 3
Tuesday, 4 February, 2020
In this episode, we talk about the metal group Corrosion of Conformity, aka COC. Did the name of the episode give that away? If that's the case, you are the target audience. We discuss the passing of Reed Mullin and bask in the greatness of COC. One of the many things that make them great is the incredible network of bands related to them: Crowbar, Superjoint Ritual, Down, Eyehategod, and Pantera. To me, the name Corrosion of Conformity is political poetry. Corrosion of Conformity is an erosion of having to conform so that we can express what we actually believe. In modern life, we cannot escape the responsibilities we have or the debt we have made with the world. These burdens make us conform in one way or another to deal with them. COC means being free. You don't have to conform to any model. For me, COC says to be yourself. Don't conform to things blindly. Maybe that's why they named their 1991 album Blind. Trust in your voice. Don't conform. In a world where branding, influence, and clout is worth more than money we conform to certain models. What if you didn't have to? What if you could be who you actually are and be happy? This world doesn't let us do that without a fight to the death. I want to make a quick note. There a misspoken phrase in the episode. No Cross No Crown was released in 2018. I slurred 2018 and it sounded like 2008. The facts will also reveal the truth. You can get access to all the playlist through my website and blog entry for this episode. https://newduereview.com/the-corrosion-of-our-conformity-s1e3/