Korn

One would hope that didn't make it to the actual manufacturing process.

Trivium, 11. stüdyo albümü için çalışmalarını sürdürüyor. 2026 sonlarında yada 2027'nin başlarında çıkartmayı planladıkları albüm için vokal Matt Heafy, Download Festival'de konuştu. Hem grubun yeni albümü hem de mevcut kadrosu hakkında açıklamalarda bulundu.Metal Injections'ta yer alan haberde Heafy, Download Festival’in Trivium için özel bir yere sahip olduğundan bahsederek grubun festivaldeki geçmiş performanslarını da değerlendirdi. Korn ve Metallica gibi isimlerle aynı sahnede olmalarının k

The band hasn't played a show since 2016.

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Sleeping With Sirens have announced a North American tour with Rain City Drive and Shyeye. Dates are listed below.Pre-sale tickets will be available for fan club members today (June 15). A general sale will launch o...

California singer-songwriter and rapper Oliver Tree died this weekend in an air traffic accident when two helicopters collided over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was 32 years old. The musician’s death was confirmed by the local fire department (via Associated Press), which revealed that the Sunday morning (June 13th) collision also led one of the helicopters to crash into a car dealership where several electric vehicles were parked. This caused a fire, which was then extinguished. Tree was one of six passengers who died in the accident, and no one aboard the helicopters survived the crash. Recently, he d promoted his 2026 singles “Deep End” and F*ck the Whole World with videos inspired by Limp Bizkit and Korn, respectively. At the end of May, Tree had launched his “Love You Madly, Hate You Badly World’s First World Tour, with his last performance taking place June 6th in São Paulo, Brazil. The trek was to resume in July for dates across Europe and North America. Born in Santa Cruz, California, Tree (real name Oliver Tree Nickel) began releasing solo material in 2010. He’d sign with Atlantic Records in 2017 and released his major label debut Ugly is Beautiful in 2020. During the promo campaign for this year’s Love You Madly, Hate You Badly, which he’d released independently in April, Tree started making socials posts with a Bizkit-esque twist — the music video for Deep End had him wearing a Fred Durst-style backwards red cap, and he teased the song on socials with quips like “Limp Bizkit’s nephew just dropped the hardest nu-metal song of all time.” Previously, Tree had collaborated with blink-182 s Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, who put a pop-punk spin on Tree s hit Let Me Down. View this post on Instagram

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Music festival are great, but sometimes you’re faced with tough decisions, like picking which act to catch when there’s stage-to-stage overlap. For instance, when it came to choosing between Olivia Rodrigo or Korn — as the pop star’s own mom had to do at the Chicago, Illinois instalment of Lollapalooza last year — the former’s own flesh-and-blood followed her heart and picked the nu-metal icons. Rodrigo confirmed this last night (June 10th) during a guest appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, explaining to the host that her mom has heavy music tastes. “My mom likes so many crazy metal bands, which you would never guess just looking at her,” the pop singer explained. “I headlined Lollapalooza last year, which was so awesome and such a dream of mine. But they have like headliners go at the same time. So, on this specific day, it was me and Korn headlining at the same time on like opposite stages. She continued: “Everyone’s like, ‘Oh, that’s perfect. You know, the Olivia fans will go see Olivia, the Korn fans will go see Korn. You know, there’s really no overlap.’ But there was one overlap, and it was my mom. My mom skipped my show to go see Korn! I let her do it, I’m happy she got her night.” In other words, Rodrigo wasn’t Sour about this. Rather, she’s glad her mom went with her Guts feeling. To be fair, the younger Rodrigo is also a rock fan. Back in 2023, she praised Rage Against the Machine. She also took alt-rock icons the Breeders on tour in 2024, has struck up a friendship with Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Hanna, and duets with the Cure’s Robert Smith on her new album. Rodrigo’s you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love album is out tomorrow (June 12th) via Geffen. As for Korn, they recently gave us “Reward the Scars,” their first song in four years. View this post on Instagram

"My mom likes so many crazy metal bands, which you would never guess just looking at her."

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The campaign to rehabilitate Korn’s divisive fourth album Issues album starts here

Evanescence yeni albümü Sanctuary’yi , 5 Haziran’da yayınladı.İngiltere/Avrupa Turnesi 8 Eylül’de başlıyor.12 parçalık albümün prodüksiyonu, Zakk Cervini (Bad Omens, Yungbld, Bring Me The Horizon, Spiritbox), Jordan Fish (Bring Me The Horizon, Poppy, House of Protection, Architects) ve Nick Raskulinecz (Deftones, Korn, Foo Fighters, Rush) tarafından yapıldı. • Grup daha önce albümden “Who Will You Follow?” ve ”Afterlife” şarkılarını müzik videolarıyla yayınlamıştı. (Yazının sonunda bulabilirs

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The well has run dry for you and I goes the first line of A Place to Kill s savage debut single Jet Engine, but that s hardly true of the band s two members, Richard Patrick and Jim Louvau. Both are nothing less than prolific. Patrick is of course best known for his long-running industrial-rock outfit Filter, who released their eighth studio album, The Algorithm, in 2023, but his resume also includes the supergroups Army of Anyone (with Stone Temple Pilots Dean and Robert DeLeo and future-Korn drummer Ray Luzier) and the Damning Well (with Limp Bizkit s Wes Borland), as well as a little band called Nine Inch Nails. Louvau, too, has his own main music project, the industrial-metal act There Is No Us, but he s also an award-winning photographer and videographer who s worked with everyone from Chester Bennington and Maynard James Keenan to Corey Taylor and Poppy. With so many creative outlets, neither could be blamed if their respective wells did run a little dry, but judging from A Place to Kill, their new joint project, there s still plenty left in the tank. Indeed, APTK sounds absolutely vital and incendiary on the duo s just-released debut EP, which finds Louvau taking lead vocal duties while Patrick focuses on pummeling beats, twisted bass lines and distorted textures. Lead single Jet Engine is a great showcase of their scathing yet infectious sound. The song was unleashed yesterday (June 3rd) on SiriusXM Octane, but today, it s fittingly glitched-out music video — directed by Tony Aguilar — is getting its world premiere right here right now via Revolver. Watch above. In addition to premiering the video, we also caught up with Patrick and Louvau to get the inside story on A Place to Kill, and teamed up with them for the band s first-ever vinyl release, which you can order here. How did you guys meet, and how did A Place to Kill come together?RICHARD PATRICK Jim interviewed me as a journalist and then we kept bumping into each other. One time after a Filter performance in Phoenix, Jim was on our bus and screamed out some lyrics to something and I thought to myself, That guy sounds amazing. When I was working on a Filter song called Murica, I asked Jim to sing back ups on it, and he literally blew me away with his performance. When I came up with the music for a song called “The Killing Field,” I was whispering some stuff and singing, but I wanted something different so I asked Jim to try some stuff and it sounded amazing.JIM LOUVAU Richard Patrick was part of my gateway drug into industrial music as a teenager. I knew of him from his time in Nine Inch Nails from the Wish and Head Like a Hole music videos I d see on MTV. Then I saw the Hey Man Nice Shot video, and I had no idea his voice was so powerful. I loved the Short Bus record, and I saw them live and his scream made my throat hurt before I had ever screamed yet. Years later I interviewed him for the daily newspaper in Phoenix and then we just kept bumping into each other through mutual friends. Then he came to the second-ever There is No Us show in Los Angeles. We d talk every once in a while and he d bring up working together, but we weren t entirely sure what that meant or how to go about it. He invited me to do some backup vocals on Murica, and that was the first time we worked together and he tracked my vocals. It still took some more time to figure out how to get something going on what it should be because we were both in other bands and we wanted to do something that was totally different than Filter or There is No Us. He eventually sent me a couple tracks that were very electronic-driven that were also heavy. Did you guys have an initial vision for the project going in, or did it take shape as you guys worked on it?PATRICK I knew I wanted to do something that was more industrial, trap metal or EDM. Something that could be performed by one or two people. Something very abrasive but digestible at the same time. Something that was reflective of the chaotic screwed-up world.LOUVAU We knew we wanted it to be heavy, but we didn t want a standard guitar-bass-or-drums band situation since we have that in our other projects. This had to be different. What was it like working together after being friends for a while? Did you guys butt heads much?PATRICK The reason why I like this project so much is because it was easy as fuck. Jim and I get along very well, and I wouldn’t be doing it if it were a hassle. Life is too short. I want to work with people that are just talented as fuck, which makes things very easy.LOUVAU We get along very well — I don t have time for bullshit. Richard, what was it like revisiting your heavy industrial roots with this project?PATRICK I love industrial music. I love really heavy music. It was a lot of fun. Adding different kinds of distortion for every single instrument was very satisfying. How did you guys decide that Jim would take lead vocals?PATRICK It was a no-brainer ever since I heard Jim scream into a microphone. I knew I wanted to work on a project with him. He is a very powerful lead vocalist. Tell us specifically about the single Jet Engine. How did that song come together, and what s it about?PATRICK Jet Engine all started off with a sound from my Sequential Pro 3 keyboard. Once I got the baseline rocking, I added some drums and some ambient textures. As far as what it’s about, that s up to you. I would rather you come up with your interpretation of it. To us, It’s a call to arms against the newly forming oligarchy that’s suppressing Western civilization.LOUVAU The Jet Engine of Fuck You was a nickname given to me by producer Sean Beaven who mixed the last There is No Us record, thats how he describes my voice and the style of music I make. The song is very intentionally rebellious and it came together very quickly in the studio and it s as catchy as a cold. Now that the debut EP is out, what are your future plans for A Place to Kill?PATRICK More new music coming your way soon. This was just one little EP. We want to put another one out in the fall.LOUVAU We aren t wasting any time putting more new music out, it s well underway.

Dark Divine are currently under fire for an alleged reputation of creating "unsafe touring environments" for women and LGBTQ+ crew members.

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