Coal Chamber is an American nu metal band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 1993 by vocalist Dez Fafara. The band’s sound is a heavy mix of late 1990s nu metal with dark imagery and powerful, aggressive vocals and music. Their self-titled debut album contained songs like “Loco,” “Big Truck,” and “Sway,” making the band a household name among fans of nu metal.

Nu metal exploded onto the scene in the late 1990s and throughout the early 2000s with Coal Chamber fronting the pack. The band gained a huge and very loyal fan base traveling the country playing show after show. The band would play many different venues including some very intimate club shows and very large festival type shows. Coal Chamber would play right along side of bands such as Slipknot, Korn, Linkin Park, Staind and many many more. After the band went on hiatus they would return to the scene and put out the album Rivals. This album was to prove that Coal Chamber was still very relevant in today’s metal scene.

Coal Chamber has become known for their high-powered live shows played all over the world from intimate club shows to huge festival stages. While touring in support of their Nu Metal-influenced music, fans, crew, and industry members have been left to collect Coal Chamber items from their tour including authentic guitar picks, backstage passes, tour laminates, plus much more in the form of other concert memorabilia. These items represent a band with a lasting influence on fans worldwide.

Coal Chamber is one of the many pioneering Nu Metal bands from the late 1990s, making this guitar pick collection a rare find for collectors. These picks were obtained from various tours, live performances (reunion and non), promotional appearances, and special events. Every pick is authentic and truly special allowing the owner to connect with Dez Fafara and the rest of Coal Chamber. These collectible guitar picks will remind fans of Coal Chamber’s influence on the heavy music scene and continue to grow in value as time passes. Find your piece of Coal Chamber history today at GuitarPicks.com.