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Korn - Untitled
| Jam | Nobody wants to live on a steady diet of KoRn -- not even some members of the band, it seems.
More than a decade after creepmeister Jonathan Davis and this California outfit exploded onto the scene with a fierce fusion of hip-hop, goth and nu-metal, they appear to be imploding.
The first sign was the 2005 departure of guitarist Brian (Head) Welch, who found God, kicked a meth addiction, and wrote a book about the band (more on that later). Then drummer David Silveria went "on hiatus," replaced by a series of fill-ins, including Terry Bozzio, Brooks Wackerman and, most recently, Slipknot's Jordy Jordison....full text |
| | Ign | | Korn continue to descend further into the Dark Carnival menagerie they first began exploring (to a certain degree) back on Issues, and brought even more into the foreground on their last proper studio release, See You On The Other Side. The stygian fairy tale ambience that saturated that album is carried over into the 13 tracks included here on what is their untitled eighth album of new material....full text |
| | Sputnikmusic | | When Korn debuted in 1994, nobody; not even lead singer Johnathan Davis could have predicted this six-piece band from Bakersfield, California to revolutionize metal and rock music and end up creating a new genre, nu-metal. No one could have ever predicted that Freak on a Leash would have been one of the late 20th century's biggest hits. After KoRn's first five albums, it seemed there wouldn't be much originality or talented music coming from Johnathan Davis's band after Take a Look in the Mirror failed miserably quite simply because the album was more of the same stuff we heard in Untouchables. ...full text |
| | Popmatters | | Since losing guitarist Brian “Head” Welch to Christianity, Korn have embarked on their most productive musical spree since their nu-metal heyday. Commencing with 2005’s not-all-that-bad See You on the Other Side, they’ve squeezed in three compilations, a DVD, revived their Family Values tour and played at countless festivals around the world. Perhaps it took the loss of a member to motivate them, or maybe they just want to remind us all they’re still here. Less than two years after their last, their eighth studio album is ready for release....full text |
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