Corrosion of Conformity Interview — Pepper Keenan, Woody & Bobby on Good God / Baad Man | Ep. 33

Pepper Keenan, Woody Weatherman, and Bobby Landgraf from Corrosion of Conformity sit down with host Beau for an in-person interview at The Roxy in Lakewood, Ohio on May 10th, 2026 — before their show on the Good God / Baad Man tour. This is C.O.C.'s first album in eight years, out now on Nuclear Blast Records. We go deep on the making of the double album — recording with no isolation, no control room, and no clock. Pepper breaks down how Stanton Moore's drumming forced him to rewrite 60% of his lyrics, why some demo tracks and cassette vocals made the final album, and how the band had the entire track sequence mapped out before they even turned the amps on. Woody and Bobby talk about cutting Handcuff County live in one take and keeping the demo. We also get into recording at Barry Gibb's studio in Miami, the six-foot oil painting that became the album cover, sessions at Electric Lady Studios and Dockside Studio, the return of Stanton Moore, Warren Riker producing for the first time, and the legacy of Reed Mullin. Beyond the album, we talk about the surge of rock and heavy music in 2026, new fans showing up at shows, the Acid Bath reunion effect, and why making a human-sounding record matters more than ever. Albums and topics covered in this episode: — Corrosion of Conformity: Good God / Baad Man (April 2026, Nuclear Blast) — The making of a double album with no isolation and no control room — Stanton Moore's return and his impact on the record — Warren Riker producing C.O.C. for the first time — Recording at Barry Gibb's home studio in Miami — Demo tracks and cassette vocals on the final album — Handcuff County — written and recorded live in one take — Sessions at Electric Lady Studios and Dockside Studio — The legacy of Reed Mullin — Mike Dean's departure and Bobby Landgraf stepping in — The Acid Bath reunion and the 2026 rock resurgence — AI, perfection, and why human-made music matters Good God / Baad Man tracklist: