Korn Dips Into Dubstep with The Path of Totality
In a step away from the norm, Korn has released The Path of Totality, a dubstep-influenced album that takes their typically grungy distorted sound and adds electronica to the mix. The group, anchored by bassist Reginald “Fieldy” Arvizu, brought in dubstep artists like Skrillex, Excision and Noisia to create their new hybrid songs.
“The basis of our band has always been about experimenting and pushing the envelope,” vocalist Jonathan Davis told Billboard. “We didn’t expect it to turn into a record. We were just trying something new out, see what happened.”
The new album is available in a deluxe edition that includes two bonus tracks and a live DVD that has the “Encounter Crop Circle” concert and exclusive interview footage.
Preview and download The Path of Totality:
The Path of Totality Track List:
- Chaos Lives In Everything (feat. Skrillex)
- Kill Mercy Within (feat. Noisia)
- My Wall (feat. Excision)
- Narcissistic Cannibal (feat. Skrillex & Kill The Noise)
- Illuminati (feat. Excision & Downlink)
- Burn The Obedient (feat. Noisia)
- Sanctuary (feat. Downlink)
- Let’s Go (feat. Noisia)
- Get Up! (feat. Skrillex)
- Way Too Far (feat. 12th Planet)
- Bleeding Out (feat. Feed Me)
- Fuels The Comedy (feat. Kill The Noise)
- Tension (feat. Excision, Datsik & Downlink)
Music… AMAZING! Lyrics… LAME! Vocals… HORRIBLE!
actually, i’m not a fan of either of those 3.
Omar Findlay yeah… I take back the use of the word amazing… it was sub-par, I agree…
the vocals sucked on many of the tracks…and I’m a korn fan…