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Slipknot: Why is Slipknot's Custer so big on TikTok? Dancing cats, 'girly pop' and...erm...the Macarena

submitted by Nick Apr 13th 2023 04:00 pm (www.loudersound.com)

Metal fans have been expressing their love for Slipknot's Gray Chapter track Custer in unexpected ways - and it's given the song a new lease of life

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Slipknot: Slipknot's Jay Weinberg reveals striking new mask for Knotfest Japan

submitted by Nick Apr 1st 2023 11:00 pm (www.loudersound.com)

Slipknot drummer collaborated with Japanese artist on eye-catching new mask designed for this weekend's Knotfest shows

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Pink Floyd: Slipknot's Joey Jordison once picked this as his favourite Pink Floyd song: "It freaked the f*** out of me"

submitted by Nick Mar 31st 2023 11:00 am (www.loudersound.com)

Back in 2009, we asked Joey Jordison to name his favourite ever Pink Floyd song - his answer surprised us

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Slipknot: sets paused over fans climbing on speakers

submitted by Nick Mar 29th 2023 05:00 pm (www.nme.com)

“I can’t take you crazy motherfuckers anywhere man, Jesus Christ!” said Corey TaylorThe post Slipknot sets paused over fans climbing on speakers appeared first on NME.

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Proof: Knotfest Melbourne 2023 review: explosive proof that metal is alive and well

submitted by Nick Mar 27th 2023 02:00 am (www.nme.com)

Slipknot’s destination festival officially made landfall Down Under, the inaugural edition in Melbourne uniting metalheads with killer riffs and a soul-warming atmosphereThe post Knotfest Melbourne 2023 review: explosive proof that metal is alive and well appeared first on NME.

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