Articles about Slipknot
By David Buchanan on July 28th, 2009
Ergo after years of being overshadowed by Subliminal Verses and most recently All Hope Is Gone, the first of Slipknot’s two masterpieces is being let out as a 10th anniversary deluxe edition.
By Laina Dawes on April 29th, 2009
Skipknot’s frontman Corey Taylor loves to perform. Despite making a pretty good living as one of the nine, middle-aged men who don horror masks and pander to legions of disaffected, pimply teenagers, he will sing anywhere and for anyone. Not that it’s a bad thing, ’cause Taylor can really sing. With a healthy dose of charisma and a dash of narcissism – which in his profession, coupled with the dismal and competitive state of the music industry, aren’t bad [...]
By David Buchanan on February 11th, 2009
There are things that come standard when you attend Slipknot concerts, and this is no exception. With Roadrunner Records label mates Coheed & Cambria and Trivium in tow, the latest incarnation of the All Hope Is Gone tour has again set itself apart as the hottest traveling metal show around. During this particular tour, our [...]
By David Buchanan on January 15th, 2009
With Slipknot‘s full-fledged North American tour set to begin in less than a week, news is abound concerning frontman Corey Taylor’s plans following. Many would assume that constitutes another jam with popular side project Stone Sour, but it turns out our favorite mainstream mosher has a different trick up his straitjacket sleeve. News recently broke [...]
By David Buchanan on September 1st, 2008
One of the first to implement masked personalities as a mainstay in the rock category (save for bands such as GWAR and Mushroomhead), Iowa rockers Slipknot drilled Des Moines into the topography of thrash and metal. This 9-piece orchestrated freak show was destined to lead a group of real maggots – but that was 1999. [...]
By David Buchanan on August 8th, 2008
We now present the third and final part of David Buchanan’s “Day at Mayhem”. Between the early morning fun and the sights and sounds of the side-stage, the Virginia Beach stop of the first annual Mayhem Festival had already proved to be quite the memorable experience. But with darkness filling the Verizon Beach Amphitheater, signaling [...]