CORROSION OF CONFORMITY (USA) – Good God / Baad Man (sealed 2XLP copy) (2026) Released by Nuclear Blast Records on Double Black gatefold vinyl.
 
Eight years in the making, "Good God / Baad Man" is COC's 11th full-length studio album — and one hell of a comeback. A double album born out of Pepper Keenan and Woody Weatherman hunkering down in Mississippi, listening to Discharge, ZZ Top, Motörhead, Neil Young, and Black Sabbath, and writing until they had too many songs to fit on one record.
 
The album splits neatly into two worlds: "Good God" leans into the band's heavy, pissed-off side, calling back to their early Hardcore Punk roots, while "Baad Man" pays tribute to the Southern Rock forefathers — Grand Funk Railroad, ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd — that shaped C.O.C.'s greasier instincts.

Recorded with producer Warren Riker (Down, Cathedral) and featuring drummer Stanton Moore — his first appearance on a C.O.C. studio record since In the Arms of God in 2005 — the album also marks the debut of bassist Bobby Landgraf, who stepped in following Mike Dean's departure in 2024.
 
All lyrics are penned by Pepper Keenan.  Fourteen tracks. No filler. A record by people who love music — ZZ Top and Black Flag equally — and sounds exactly like that.  Nuclear Blast Records – NBR 7541-5, Nuclear Blast Records – NB 7541