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The Devil in I
Unsainted
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Duality
Slipknot Biography
Slipknot is an American heavy metal band. They were formed in 1995 in Des Moines, Iowa. The founding members are percussionist and vocalist Shawn “Clown” Crahan (born in 1969 in Des Moines, Iowa), drummer Joey Jordison (1975, Des Moines, Iowa), and bassist Paul Gray (1972, Los Angeles, California).
All three founding members were involved in the local heavy metal scene in Iowa before teaming up, playing for miscellaneous bands. In 1995, Crahan and Gray founded the new metal band “Pale Ones”. Drummer Jordison joined them soon after through an impressive audition. They also changed the band's name to “Slipknot”, the title of one of their early songs, at Jordison’s suggestion.
They released their independent album, “Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.” on Halloween night 1996. It was a completely self-funded project. It’s the only Slipknot album that features Anders Colsefni as their lead vocalist. Since the album never got any traction, Colsefni was replaced by new guy Corey Taylor.
Not keen on giving up, Slipknot got back to the drawing board. And it was worth a second chance. Their second album, the self-titled “Slipknot” was released in June 1999, through the heavy metal label Roadrunner Records. It became a moderate industry hit, peaking at the #51 spot on the famous Billboard 200 list in the US. However, it topped the charts in the independent albums and in the heatseekers category.
Since then, the Iowa-based metal band has released 5 more studio albums, thus they have 7 in total. The best selling among them has been their second, self-titled one from 1999. Meanwhile, the new Slipknot album titled “The End, So Far” was released in September 2022.
The biggest Slipknot hits to date are “Wait and Bleed” (1999), ”Duality” (2004), “Psychosocial” (2008), and “The Devil in I” (2014). The band is known for their eery, horror-themed aesthetics while performing live or in a music video. The band members usually wear masks at every Slipknot concert.
Slipknot’s line-up has changed a lot over the years. Sadly, two of the three founders have passed away. Paul Gray died in 2010, while Joey Jordison did so in 2021. The current line-up consists of the sole living founder, percussionist and vocalist Shawn “Clown” Crahan, lead vocalist Corey Taylor, keyboardist Craig Jones, guitarist Mick Thomson, DJ and second keyboardist Sid Wilson, second guitarist Jim Root, bassist Alessandro Venturella, drummer Jay Weinberg, and second percussionist and backing vocalist Michael Pfaff. Check where the next Slipknot concert is playing on the page above.
Slipknot News
- 22 Sep 2026
Slipknot teases major September 28 announcement with city posters worldwide, fueling rumors of a new album or tour.
- 27 Aug 2026
"Guitar Hero" successor "Stage Tour" reveals soundtrack featuring Slipknot, Metallica, and Ghost, launching December 10 with new Gibson controllers.
- 18 Aug 2026
Jay Weinberg reveals he was contractually barred from side projects during his time with Slipknot, calling it creatively stifling.
- 18 Aug 2026
Slipknot announces new single "Long May You Die," their first with drummer Eloy Casagrande, teased on Instagram.
- 2 Aug 2026
Slipknot kicks out Sid Wilson: DJ Starscream permanently removed from band after 27 years, leaving just four original members.
Comments (12)
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It's absurd trying to secure standing tickets for shows nowadays, but it's not unexpected, given my fondness for them. gigs was my inaugural metal experience back in 2004, yet I couldn't rationalize shelling out such exorbitant sums. It's one of the reasons I'm grateful to favor only a handful of arena-level bands nowadays!
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And For those prices you would expect a meet and greet
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I completely agree. I've had the pleasure of meeting them multiple times over the years, even outside of their official engagements
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Me too, but nowadays its just impossible. Prices are just insane
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Thats the good part of being an OG fan hahahah you get access to the band when everything is cheaper lol
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Yep. But it's just sad, because it's incredible seeing the band evolution and I'd still love to meet them, but out of question now.
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It's all about getting as much money as they can from the fans these days. The bands don't do signings or meet fans like they used to. I feel lucky that I got to meet them during the Iowa era.
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They have undoubtedly become more gentle with time. They certainly don't retain their former toughness. Nonetheless, their talent remains evident.
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There remain remarkable individuals who evolve over time and mend old wounds. I am proud of all these men.
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the rage you feel at 20 lessons when you're 40. They still are the same, musically and lyrically, just present it differently.
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yes. SlipSour now.
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22 Apr 2024, 8:31 VincentFlugo says: reply
Any plans on coming to Sweden soon?