Slipknot
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Interview by Dave Thompson, Alternative Press, 1999
NOW IS PROBABLY not the best time to say it, but they look like Devo. Those boiler suits with bar-codes on them, those crazy ...
Slipknot: Sinister Masked Rap-Metallers
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 8 January 2000
JOEY (No 1): "We have enough hatred and anger to fucking fuel fucking ten fucking records!" Shawn (No 6): "We're pretty angry." ...
Slipknot: There Goes The Neighbourhood…
Interview by Ben Myers, Kerrang!, 11 March 2000
Last week, Slipknot flew into Britain for their first full UK jaunt. Over the next seven days, they will contemplate suicide, get thrown out of ...
Slipknot: 0 to 8 – the numbers of the beasts
Interview by Neil Kulkarni, Melody Maker, 15 March 2000
The 36-limbed rock apocalypse that is Slipknot has been scaring the UK with barcode names, boiler suits and masks. We join them on tour in ...
Report and Interview by Ian Fortnam, The Face, 2001
STANDING CENTRE-stage and plastered in a grin that pretty much redefines the very word maniacal is a 52-year old man uniquely blessed with the voice ...
They Have Come For Your Parents: Ozzfest 2001, National Bowl, Milton Keynes, 26th May
Live Review by The Rev. Al Friston, Rock's Backpages, 2 June 2001
My my, hey hey, hard rock will never die. OK, it doesn’t scan quite as well as ol’ Neil’s line, but you get my drift. ...
Interview by Ian Watson, Sunday Herald, December 2001
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11th, Slipknot had been revelling in their status as the most outrageous band on the planet. ...
Meet'n'Greet in Glasgow: Slipknot
Interview by Ian Gittins, The Guardian, February 2002
IT'S VALENTINE'S SAY afternoon in Glasgow and a strange kind of love is afoot. Outside the city’s Virgin Megastore, a tearful 13-year-old boy is gasping ...
Profile and Interview by Ian Winwood, Kerrang!, 28 September 2002
In Slipknot, Joey Jordison gets to rage. In the Murderdolls, he gets to rock. In both, he shits in public… ...
Slipknot: Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)
Review by Todd L. Burns, Stylus, 28 May 2004
"NOW IT'S OVER" sings Corey Taylor on the opening dirge of the Iowan nontet's newest album. And, for Slipknot, it did look to be all ...
Slipknot's All Hope Is Gone Not Just A Clever Name…
Review by John Doran, The Quietus, 13 August 2008
John Doran slowly peels back the masks of so-called extreme metal behemoths Slipknot and looks at the jaundiced and withered flesh underneath. It isn't, he ...
Slipknot: Sheffield Arena, Sheffield
Live Review by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 19 January 2015
"IS THAT FUCKIN' Sheffield I hear?" asks Corey Taylor, Slipknot's horror-masked frontman. ...
Mask Up: From Bowie to Daft Punk & Beyond
Retrospective by Simon Reynolds, TIDAL, 24 January 2021
Inside pop and rock history's obsession with disguise. ...
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