The "Blogspot" platform was the default infrastructure for music piracy and archiving during this era. A typical COC discography blog was not a sleek corporate operation; it was a utilitarian shrine. The layout was often cluttered with banner ads for obscure death metal bands, pixelated artwork, and the ubiquitous rapidshare or mediafire links at the bottom of the post.
Many bloggers moved to private trackers. Use comment sections to request re-ups politely.
In the early 80s, COC was a different beast. Fronted by the iconic Eric Eycke, the band was a crucial component of the crossover thrash movement. Alongside D.R.I. and Suicidal Tendencies, they bridged the gap between the raw aggression of hardcore punk and the technical proficiency of metal.