COD
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Vocals - Arv
Guitar - Robbie Neil
Drums - Nathan
Bass - Iain
Guitar - Simon

After a few underground demo releases Where's the Peace is the first full length album from Canberra's COD. This project has seen the band team up with Gordon and REDSUN studio's to produce an entirely local and fully professional recording to compliment the bands big sound and guitar driven metal style.

COD's style is somewhat hard to describe big guitars and clasic metal sounds from aggressive all the way to mellow, traditional sounding vocals comparable to Black Sabbath and SOAD. Even drumming that somtimes belongs in a grind core band COD have proved (in the past) they can just about play any style. But with the release of Where's the Peace the song writting of the band has matured and some tight polished ripping rock/metal classic's have emerged. Where's the Peace is full of political undertones and social commentary and is a culmination of the last 4 years of refinement for the nation capital's COD. Who are currently trying to promote and gain some sort of distribution for the CD. Where's the Peace is definetly a sublime crossover of sounds true to its metal roots pushing new boundaries in Metal Music in Australia

Armies of the Elephant Gods

Here comes the sun,
The day has begun.
The hunt is on,
The presence of man pollutes the air with his gun.

Lend an ear, you must understand.
The earth has always been the kingdom's land.

The hunter goes forth,
It's more than a sport.
The beast must be caught,
A question of green is why the ivory is sought.

The caravan advances,
In single file.
Their spirits are bouyed by the morning.
He uncoils the cobra,
His weapon of choice.
The penance to be paid will soon...

Come crashing down,
The deafening sound.
The chaos surrounds,
The mighty beast roar their vengence out load

And armed with 3 metre tusks
The rumbling underfoot,
A precursor for the carnage to start.

Oh now they can see,
Oh how could it be.
The plain below now filled with Ganesh's army.

Cowadice is exposed when facing death,
At the hands of the,
Armies of the Elephant God

They beg for accord,
Their cries are ignored.
The remover of obstacles smiles as if he were bored.

Army marches through,
The bodies are strewn.
The jungle in ruin,
No one is shown mercy as the troop faces it's doom.

Dead in their tracks,
Now there's no turning back.
Fear grips their soul as the army completes the attack.

We've reaped what we've sown,
Oh we should have known.
By killing our mother in essence we're killing our home.

How has it come to this,
Our destruction a symbol of all...
That we have destroyed.