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New metal is dead, but Korn remain, stronger than ever
trends have shifted away from these new-metal pioneers, snuffing the careers of many of their countless clones. In response, Korn have circled the wagons and self-produced their best album to date, refining the formula to a black-cancer marmalade of corrosive riffs, fist-flying rhythms, gothic-carnival atmospheres and toxic vocals. ("Shut up! I'll fuck you up!" goes a typical no-time-for-subtlety shoutalong.) When not howling like a werewolf caught in a cyclone, Jonathan Davis manages some surprisingly haunting verses and even squeezes out a plaintive bagpipe solo. Davis hasn't traded self-pity for self-reflection, but he is screaming "fuck you" with greater precision.
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Track List
- Right Now
- Break Some Off
- Counting On Me
- Here It Comes Again
- Deep Inside
- Did My Time
- Everything I've Known
- Play Me - (featuring Nas)
- Alive
- Let's Do This Now
- I'm Done
- Ya'll Want A Single
- When Will This End
- One
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