Korn
Korn III-Remember Who You Are

Despite being a full decade past its expiration date, completely eclipsed by a new generation of metal acts, nu metal continues to attract a very stro...

With their chunky riffs, funk-tinged five-string bass work and angsty lyrical content, Bakersfield, California’s Korn had a revolutionary effect on th...

I was born in 1991 and by the time I was old enough to actually get into music, I was surrounded by the nu metal craze. Quite the interesting genre th...

The 90s saw the lyrics on the tips of the tongues of the angst-ridden American metal mainstream change from "you'll suffer unto me" to (literally) "I'...

Korn's new album is supposed to be a "return to their roots" as it was recorded with producer Ross Robinson who helmed their 1994 self-titled debut al...

Korn return with their latest offering and a return to their original sound, but is that a good thing 411’s Aaron Titan checks in with his full revie...

Achieving the impossible by somehow making kilts and bagpipes cool, Bakersfield boys Korn were one of nu metal’s original sons. It feels as though the...

Yes, it's technically their ninth album, but the California nu-metal icons titled this new record "III: Remember Who You Are" because it's the band's ...

As someone who grew up with Korn, during the golden years of nu-metal (if you can call it that), through their emotionally disturbed self-titled, the ...

Nostalgia is not a cruel mistress of guilty pleasures, she’s a rape victim with goth eyeliner, Volcom tattoos, and a mullet. In a world where input bo...