Review
Coroner, Kassogtha & Silver Dust
The legendary Swiss thrash metal trio Coroner returned to Les Docks in Lausanne for a much‑anticipated show on 28 November 2025, marking one of their rare live appearances since their earlier visits in 2013 and 2014. After decades of influence and experimentation in progressive thrash metal, the band hit the stage with energy and precision, celebrating their enduring legacy and the announcement of their sixth studio album — a clear sign that their flame still burns brightly in the metal world.
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The evening opened with strong support from Kassogtha and Silver Dust, whose performances helped build momentum before Coroner took over the stage. Silver Dust delivered powerful riffs and epic melodies that warmed up the crowd, while Kassogtha brought a raw, authentic metal edge that resonated with fans early in the night.
When Coroner finally launched into their set, the atmosphere was electric. Fans packed the venue, drawn by the band’s technical mastery, complex compositions, and decades‑spanning catalogue. Songs were executed with tight musicianship, and the crowd responded with enthusiastic headbanging and cheers, proving that Coroner’s influence remains strong among both long‑time devotees and newer listeners.
Overall, the concert was a testament to Coroner’s enduring appeal: a thrilling blend of vintage thrash intensity and progressive flair, delivered with commanding stage presence and musical precision. For many in attendance, it was a night that reaffirmed why Coroner are considered icons in the metal scene — a rare and memorable live experience in Lausanne’s vibrant metal calendar.
