Tag: slipknot
Corey Taylor to play Slipknot, Stone Sour and ‘CMFT’ songs for virtual gig
Corey Taylor's highly-awaited debut solo album CMFT arrives on Oct. 2. In celebration of the album's release, Taylor has announced a massive new arena...
Find out what kind of rock star you would be based on your zodiac...
Who among us hasn't fantasized about living the rock star life? (Well, besides rappers.) Seriously though, who wouldn't want a gig like that? The...
Must-See Music: New songs from Corey Taylor, the Pretty Reckless, more
This week’s Must-See Music selections were made by established artists, hungry upstarts and creators ready to be heard. There's a lot of heart and...
10 trap-metal releases that push the genre into new extremes
To the dismay of gatekeepers, trap metal continues to evolve far beyond screaming over a trap beat. In honor of that, here are some...
13 things we can’t wait to see in ‘American Satan’ spinoff ‘Paradise City’
Three years after the release of American Satan, the movie that brought rock and the devil together featuring Black Veil Brides’ Andy Biersack and...
See the wild Slipknot-themed bathroom this fan created
One superfan has taken her love for Slipknot to the next level.
TikTok user @yunghussy recently showed off their mom's newly rebuilt bathroom that is entirely based...
Corey Taylor says Stone Sour are going on an “indefinite hiatus”
Corey Taylor has announced that Stone Sour are going on an "indefinite hiatus."
During a recent interview on The Green Room with Neil Griffiths podcast,...
Did Slipknot accidentally confirm Tortilla Man’s identity with new merch?
For well over a year, Slipknot fans have been trying to discover the true identity of the band's newest member "Tortilla Man."
Now, it looks...
Hear Tech N9ne and Kid Bookie join Corey Taylor for his debut solo single
Back in 2019, Corey Taylor unveiled his plans to release a solo album and eventually tour. Although coronavirus has potentially put a halt to...
You can’t deny how cool these 10 rare vintage rock shirts are
We always knew that for the most part, vinyl records had a built-in collectibility to them. That's a no-brainer. But why weren't we thinking...
