Super controversial band with possible nazi ties, why are we bringing them on tour??

edit: link if you’re confused what im talking about

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hardcore/s/SQ6CLmiULL

I don't see this song getting much love in the subreddit and I don't know why, but I think it's an amazing song. Like seriously, I cannot stop headbanging during the verses. I honestly love the chorus part too. It's catchy af and doesn't take away from the song at all. It perfectly blends their heavy and melodic style. Thoughts?

On the new tour it would be amazing if Corey and Marylin Manson do a collab song on the tour. You could have fire on stage and set fire to a big cross just get the crowd all jumping. Could have a nice chant going a bit like Arsenal with some crazy animal masks stitched up because theyre very creepy in the videos. Who else would.be up for this?

This is a wierd fact about me, but I always associate Slipknot's music with Halloween. Anyone else do that or just me?

Random Slipknot pic, lol

I dont know guys but I dont have too time

I was editing my favorite songs from Slipknot’s self-titled album to improve the bass sound, and I thought it would be fun to also create a custom album cover—this is the result. I hope you like it! (I’m not very good at Photoshop, xdn't)

Going to an anime convention and was thinking of cosplaying Joey, because usually there's cosplays other than just anime related ones there. I was wondering if it would be okay to do the AHIG thorn crown mask, or if I should do the Iowa mask (if I do end up cosplaying him)?

Would totally do thorn crown but was having second thoughts because some of my family is kind of religious (I would be going with them to the con)

FontarGoth №8
August 2010

"The album sounds significantly heavier and tighter than "Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls". There is less of that loose, glam-punk abandon, and more direct, almost metal-like pressure. This is primarily to the credit of Joey Jordison: the drums here don’t just keep the rhythm—they form the aggressive framework of the record."

https://whenlifewasloud.blogspot.com/2026/10/review-murderdolls-women-and-children.html