Reed Mullin’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro American heavy metal drummer
Is Drummer 
From United States of America 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 22 December 1959
Age: 60 years

William Reed Mullin (born February 12, 1966) is the American drummer for metal band Corrosion of Conformity (COC). He was the founding member with Mike Dean and Woody Weatherman. Mullin, along with Weatherman, also played in the Raleigh NC hardcore band, No Labels. No Labels disbanded in 1984, while Corrosion of Conformity continued to evolve and gain popularity. He left COC on February 1, 2001 due to back injury.
Following his departure from Corrosion of Conformity, Mullin worked on several other projects, including a hardcore band called Man Will Destroy Himself, and frontman for the power pop band Brown.
In 2010 he rejoined COC with the Animosity era lineup (sans Pepper Keenan). As of October 2011, Mullin continues to record and tour with COC.

Discography

Corrosion of Conformity albums

Date of Release Title Label Chart positions US sales
1984 Eye for an Eye Caroline Records
October 1985 Animosity Metal Blade Records
1991 Blind Relativity Records
November 27, 1994 Deliverance Sony Records
October 12, 1996 Wiseblood Sony Records
October 10, 2000 America’s Volume Dealer (Available as Dualdisc) Sanctuary Records
February 28, 2012 Corrosion of Conformity Candlelight Records
June 24, 2014 IX Candlelight Records
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