Slipknot, Knotfest
Slipknot celebrates their roots in an unforgettable hometown show at Knotfest
Before there was Ashton Kutcher and Caitlin Clark, there was Slipknot. The Des Moines hometown heroes transported the multigenerational crowd at Knotfest back to 1999 on Saturday night. Twenty-thousand fans from all over the country turned out for the show ...
"The band is different. But, back then, there was nine guys that wanted to be in the same place, and we made it work." ...
The Bloodmagic frontman and Stranger Things actor on why Slipknot's first album remains unlike any other in metal ...
As part of the issue, we spoke to some of the most notable and exciting young artists in the metal scene today, asking them ...
Slipknot is celebrating their 25th anniversary since launching their first album, "Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat." The juggernaut ...
It was a fitting mantra for the multitude of “Maggots,” the loving label prescribed to the band’s most faithful followers, ...
Percussionist Shawn 'Clown' Crahan had high praise for the band's early contributors and admits that Slipknot aren't as close ...
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Slipknot signs their reserve whiskey ahead "Knotfest"Slipknot's Sid Wilson shares an update on his burn injuries after a bonfire accident last weekend in a new phone interview ...
Slipknot's Shawn "Clown" Crahan looks back on the band's "impossible" feat getting on Conan, buying a Des Moines bar, ahead ...
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“You would see them lift their masks, puke in a bucket and keep going!” Slipknot’s first manager remembers wild 90s Iowa showsSlipknot’s original manager has reflected on the gigs the nu metal wildmen played as they rose to prominence. Talking ...
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