While the adjectives used to describe the record can be considered numerous, there are a few that work well when used to describe Iowa, the sophomore record from Slipknot – vicious and chaotic. Released in August 2001, the record was truly the record that Slipknot wanted to make – containing some of their most primal,…
For the common music fan who is likely living an average (by comparable standards) life, they might often view a musician as someone who has it all. Money, fame, and the adoration of a huge fanbase – not to mention plenty of other things. That doesn’t mean addiction and depression can’t manifest itself, though. Addiction…
You seriously can’t make this stuff up. Popular Youtuber Rob Scallon took to the popular video sharing network to do an actual banjo cover of Slipknot’s 2008 song “Psychosocial”. One of the metal band’s most popular songs overall, the cover is equally hilarious as it is stunning. Check it out below.
Where were you when Slipknot’s groundbreaking self-titled debut album was released on an unsuspecting public on June 29th, 1999? It’s one of the first metal albums that any millennial or Gen Y+Z member listens to. For many (myself included), this was one of the heaviest records I’d ever heard at the time. And even though…
