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Back in November 2018, Slipknot’s M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan revealed that him, Corey Taylor, Jim Root, and Sid Wilson actually recorded another album during the sessions for “All Hope Is Gone.“ Now, during a recent interview with Loudwire, Clown said the effort may get released during the “We Are No Your Kind” cycle: “We have…
As previously reported, Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour) recently took to social media to discuss the issues with streaming services and the low payouts artists receive from them. Now, the singer has discussed things further in the below interview with Rock Feed: Taylor said the following when asked what musicians can do to get better…
During a recent interview with Vulture, Corey Taylor talked a bit about the businesses side of Slipknot. According to the frontman, the band make sure to split everything equally. Taylor said the following: “The great thing about the business part of it is that because we’re from Iowa, it all makes sense. You do the…
During a recent interview with Metal Hammer, Jim Root talked a bit about his bitter 2014 split with Stone Sour and what it’s been like working with Corey Taylor in Slipknot since then. He said the following: “Corey and I are much closer now. It’s the best thing, me leaving Stone Sour. We would have…
For those unaware, Spotify, Google, Pandora, and Amazon have appealed the Copyright Royalty Board’s decision to increase the royalties songwriters receive from streaming services by 44% over the next five years. Nils Lofgren (E Street Band) recently took issue with this and tweeted that artists “simply don’t get paid for [their] work” while “Spotify is…
During an interview with Full Metal Jackie, Corey Taylor discussed Slipknot’s new album “We Are Not Your Kind” (out August 9) and the ways it reflects his own life. The singer says the effort finds him “putting [his] foot down as far as the divisiveness not only just the culture right now but the world…
Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour) has taken to Twitter to call out Holocaust and slavery deniers. The frontman’s powerful statement seemed to be a response to a USA Today article about a Florida school principal who said that he “can’t say the Holocaust is a factual, historical event.” Here’s Taylor’s tweet: I’m gonna say this…
During an interview on BBC Radio 1‘s “Rock Show With Daniel P Carter,” Corey Taylor discussed Slipknot’s new album “We Are Not Your Kind” (out August 9). According to the singer, the effort “is probably the furthest [they’ve] pushed the boundaries of creativity and experimentation, while also not losing [their] identity.” Taylor said the following…
Ever since Corey Taylor unveiled his new Slipknot mask last month, fans have been poking fun at him over its appearance. The singer worked on the mask with horror effects legend Tom Savini, who has since responded to the criticism during an interview with Revolver. Savini said the following when asked how he ended up…
When Slipknot announced their new album, “We Are Not Your Kind” (out August 9), fans were wondering why the band’s 2018 single, “All Out Life,” was left off the record. Corey Taylor has since discussed that with Kerrang!, saying the group weren’t sure the track would fit “in context with the story that [they are]…
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