The 2009 album 'Burn' captured CDC at a time when the band was beginning to incorporate more melodic elements into their signature aggressive sound. This release coincided with a period of significant artistic growth for the band.
- 'Burn' was released on March 21, 2009, by the label Filled With Hate Records. The album is classified within the metal and heavy metal genres. This marked a significant point in the band's discography, showcasing their evolving musical style.
- The production of 'Burn' was handled by Greg Wilkinson, known for his work with other prominent metal acts. The album was recorded at The Unknown, a studio with a storied history in the Pacific Northwest music scene.
- 'Burn' has been cited by critics as a pivotal release that demonstrated CDC's ability to balance raw aggression with more complex song structures. The album features 10 tracks, with a total runtime of over 30 minutes.
CDC are a metal band from Portland, Oregon. They are best known for their influential contributions to the thrash metal and crossover hardcore scenes.
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