The Los Angeles, California based band formed in 1994. It wasn't until they were signed to Roadrunner Records when they made their first self-titled…more
Album: Self-Titled
Released: February 11, 1997
Album: Chamber Music
Released: September 7, 1999
Album: Dark Days
Released: May 7, 2002
Album: The Best of Coal Chamber
Released: August 10, 2004
Album: Giving the Devil His Due
Released: August 19, 2003
Coal Chamber sang a song titled Funeral Lights on a tribute album for Lynn Strait, the former lead singer of the band Snot, who died in a car accident in 1998.
(Dez talking about missing home)Dez: Of course I'm missing home, my friends, my dogs, everything and the others feel the same, but we made a decision and we're gonna stick to our guns. We all decided it. We all agreed on the fact that the band is going to be the most important thing, that the band comes first, that for a while the success of the band is an absolute priority. Being on tour so much and missing home and all that are the consequences, but if you make a decision you have to face the consequences. There's no way around that. Another thing is that it's going better and better. That's what we wanted in the first place and because we want it still we can't slack. We have to continue.
(About winning the Kerrang! award)Dez: It's great. Wow, yeah, that award was so mind blowing, especially because we had such great competition. It's not that we've won. It's also that we've won against acts like Korn, Marilyn Manson and No Doubt. They're great established bands, really high class, and we came from out of nowhere and won.