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Former Morphine saxophonist Dana Colley collaborates with Bourbon Princess’ front woman / bassist Monique Ortiz and Larry Dersch of Binary System on A.K.A.C.O.D’s debut record, Happiness. Creating a darkly psychedelic sound that is sensual, cinematic and otherworldly, Colley & Co pay homage to the “low rock” sound created by his former band while pushing musical boundaries and forging new ground. Fusing Colley’s unique electric guitar influenced baritone saxophone playing with experimental percussion and an unforgiving voice that compares to such greats as Jim Morrison, Nico and Patti Smith, A.K.A.C.O.D, have been packing rooms and garnering rave reviews in their native...

1- C.O.D. a Doom/Death Metal from Finland named C.O.D. C.O.D. stands for Corpus Omni Domini. They started as a thrash/speed metal band but returned in 2006 after a ten-year split-up and signed a contract with Firebox Records. 2- C.O.D. is an eurodance project from The Netherlands, that was created by Richard Van Enteren. C.O.D featured Royd and Lilian, who released the singles "I Believe" and "I Want Your Love". 3- C.O.D. is also a rap group founded by K-Rino and Dope-E (both are members of South Park Coalition group). They' ve released two albums so far, the first, called "Cummin'...

The year... 1999. The place..... a drug infested cul-de-sac of South Lamar in the 78704 area of Austin, Tx known as The Circle of Death. Enter the C.O.D. "Back then rap was secondary and finances were very necessary." S. Dot recalls with a grin. "We got it by any means please believe that." S. Dot moved to the C.O.D in 1998. "I met Lil J in 1994. He's my brother so when I came to the circle we just set up shop." Around this time a young Greezo was running the streets off Brodie and Slaughter ln. After he caught...