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Album Review: Korn – The Path of Totality

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Album Review: Korn – KoRn III: Remember Who You Are

upcoming festivals featuring Korn

Sziget Festival 2012 Budapest, Hungary (Óbudai-sziget) Aug 08, 2012
Frequency Festival 2012 St. Pölten, Austria (Green Park) Aug 16, 2012

Articles about Korn

The Heat is On: CoS at Mayhem Festival ’10

By David Buchanan on August 10th, 2010

The shows were great, but I think the audience was comatose.

Album Review: Korn – KoRn III: Remember Who You Are

By David Buchanan on July 6th, 2010

On III, everyone…”I’m madly in anger with you.”

KoRn returns, Fieldy releases “A Song For Chi”

By David Buchanan on April 17th, 2010

Nu-metal charity at its peachiest. Got faith?

Korn, Rob Zombie head Mayhem Festival 2010

By Alex Young on January 20th, 2010

Plus Lamb of God, Atreyu, Shadows Fall, and more!

Korn frontman announces debut solo album

By Chris Coplan on July 17th, 2009

The ’90s music nostalgia train rolls on. Just because Korn hasn’t been with a label since its two album contract with EMI expired back in ’07 doesn’t mean frontman Jonathan Davis can’t. In fact, the California native recently signed with Warner Music Group and has announced plans for the release of a solo album. Already [...]

Prepare your ears for two new Korn albums

By Drew Litowitz on April 29th, 2009

Korn fans embrace, because the rap, metal titans are back with not one, but two new albums. Following up 2007′s Untitled, and Jonathan Davis’ embarrassing brilliant cover of Lil Wayne’s “Got Money”, a new album could be released “within the year.” Reserve a slot up top on your “Best Albums of 2009″ list. Furthermore, the [...]

Fieldy writes autobiography, critics question impact

By David Buchanan on March 13th, 2009

The relevance of KoRn is questionable these days. Fans that bought the eponymous debut in the mid ’90s have all grown up, the band itself is down to three of its original members, and one of ‘em even left to find God only to return with a lackluster solo career. So, naturally it only makes [...]

Lil Wayne offers rockin’ “Prom Queen”

By Alex Young on March 5th, 2009

It’s not that we recommend checking out Lil Wayne‘s new video because it’s good. That couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, the video for “Prom Queen”, the first single of Weezy’s upcoming rock album, Rebirth, may be the worst thing ever to be posted onto the Internet, and no, I don’t think I’m [...]

List ‘Em Carefully: Top 10 Creepiest Album Covers

By Dan Caffrey on November 24th, 2008

Halloween may be long gone, but it’s never too late for a good scare. However, for music lovers, scares often come shrouded in irony: sophomore slumps, musicians turned actors, celebrity meltdowns. All of these can be quite frightening, although it’s usually unintentional. In the realm of sonics, the best place to turn to for a [...]

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