Coroner was one of those underrated metal bands, mostly known to
hardcore fans. Often labeled as a Thrash Metal 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.  Coroner's music
became more technical as Tommy's guitar work was characterized
by intricate modes and arpeggios, solo work that was
chromatically colorful, as well as the de rigueur crunchy chords
and speed runs. Marky's drumming went beyond the 4/4 time to
incorporate odd time signatures which became their trademark.
Ron's bass playing is also worth a men