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Slipknot - The End, So Far (2022)

vom: 29.09.2022

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Name       .:. Slipknot - The End, So Far

Genre       :  Metal
      Source      :  CDDA
      Type       .:. Album

Artist      :  Slipknot
      Label       :  Roadrunner Records (Warner)
      Titel       :  The End, So Far

Tracks      :  12
      Playtime    :  57:35
      Size        :  114,81MB

Encoder     :  VBRNEW - LAME3.100 - V0
      Quality     :  VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
      Bitrate     :  avg. 279kbps

[ Tracklist ]

01.Adderall                                              05:41
            02.The dying song (time to sing)                         03:24
            03.The chapeltown rag                                    04:49
            04.Yen                                                   04:44
            05.Hivemind                                              05:16
            06.Warranty                                              03:51
            07.Medicine for the dead                                 06:16
            08.Acidic                                                04:51
            09.Heirloom                                              03:31
            10.H377                                                  04:23
            11.De sade                                               05:40
            12.Finale                                                05:09

Total  57:35 Min

“Slipknot is a very special thing and it just keeps
      giving unto itself as it’s disappearing,” the band’s
      percussionist, founder and bandleader Shawn ‘Clown’
      Crahan told NME for their last Big Read cover story
      back in 2019. “It’s disappearing like everything in
      this world,” he added, “but we’re doing the best we
      can.”

Over the years, the infamous nine have courted more
      controversy and tragedy than most. There was bassist
      Paul Gray suffering a fatal overdose in 2010,
      Crahan’s 22-year-old daughter Gabrielle tragically
      dying two years ago and the less than amicable split
      from founding drummer Joey Jordison in 2013 before
      his passing last year. They’ve lived through so
      much. Unsurprising, then, that fans may have gasped
      and expected at least a hiatus when they read that
      Slipknot’s new album would be called ‘The End, So
      Far’.

Their seventh LP marks the band’s last album on
      Roadrunner Records, the rock label that has been
      home to the masked menaces since 1999, when they
      first started scaring parents and huffing jars full
      of dead crows with their brutally game-changing
      self-titled debut. This record is about so much more
      about the end of a contract, but the band also
      aren’t finally caving to the split rumours that have
      always dogged them.

Frontman Corey Taylor said in a recent interview:
      “Nothing sells albums like drama,” but that all the
      hubbub “just comes from the fans”. Describing 2019’s
      astonishing masterpiece ‘We Are Not Your Kind’ as a
      “palette” cleanser, he says that this feels “almost
      like a reset” and “the end of one era and the start
      of the next.” Strap in, Maggots - things are about
      to get weird.

Opener ‘Adderall’ is far more latter day Bowie than
      anything you’d associate with a band once labelled
      as ‘nu-metal’. A pensive, mournful, woozy space-age
      dream with touches of jazz, prog and sharp beats
      that wouldn’t sound out of place on ‘Blackstar’, the
      track kicks things off with a real satisfying
      eyebrow-raiser as Taylor delivers pretty pure vocal
      of “shallow graves and deepest fears”. ‘The Dying
      Song (Time To Sing)’, with its rhythmic onslaught
      and guttural screams, is a little more business as
      usual for the ‘Knot as they rage against nihilism in
      the face of outrage culture: “Forget, deny, ignore,
      nice try”. That’ll look cool on a t-shirt.

We’re taken on the full gamut of Slipknot’s sonics
      and moods. ‘The Chapeltown Rag’ carries on their
      take on socially conscious pop metal with a hint of
      Nirvana, Taylor’s Cobain-esque closing howl: “When
      everything is God online, nothing is”. Starting on
      the subtly lighter side of tracks like ‘Snuff’ and
      ‘Vermillion’ but with shades of an experimental
      horror soundtrack, ‘Yen’ sees the singer get a
      little dark and saucy as he offers: “You’re the sin
      that I’ve been waiting for - your hands around my
      throat is all that I can think about”. The seduction
      then collapses in a riot of hard guitars and
      turntable madness.

You can almost feel them pushing themselves.
      ‘Medicine For The Dead’ broods with an ambient
      grandeur you might associate more with Tool;
      elsewhere pop sensibility runs through the slow-
      burning ‘90s grunge Stone Temple Pilots-esque verses
      of ‘Acidic’ before a fairly maniacal breakdown. ‘De
      Sade’ is a prog-metal beast and ‘Finale’ closes
      things with an assured an operatic pomp, leaving a
      tantalising wait for this next chapter.

Slipknot fans of old may find comfort in the speedy
      assault of ‘Hivemind’, the chugging rock of
      ‘Heirloom’ and the guitar noodlery of ‘H377’, but
      even they show the band flexing their muscles. ‘The
      End, So Far’ may rattle many of the metal faithful,
      but for the prowess and lasting impression of this
      record alone, this is a true Slipknot record. It’s
      unlikely that many fans who’ve been along for the
      whole ride would jump ship now.
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Aside from the blood, the gore, the theatrics and
      the noise, there’s clearly always been much more to
      the band’s ability to shock and surprise - and now
      it seems their next left turn of an era could be
      their most daring yet. As Taylor warns on the old-
      school ‘Tallica-worthy arena shredder of album
      centre-piece ‘Warranty’: “Isn’t this what you came
      here for?

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