Blind

Blind (1991) represents Corrosion of Conformity's shift from their earlier hardcore roots toward a heavier, groove-oriented metal sound. The album emphasizes chunky, down-tuned guitar riffs, midtempo grooves and more extended song structures that blend punk intensity with sludge and southern-tinged hard rock textures. It helped steer the band's musical direction through the 1990s and is notable for a thicker, more riff-driven approach compared with their previous work.