Korn

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Jonathon Davis – Vocals

Munky – Guitar

Fieldy – Bass

             Korn has taken another step in their long careers, unfortunately for them this was a step back. The latest untitled work is lacking of a lot of things except weirdness, which the album defiantly has. Among everything that has happened to the band in the past few years it is remarkable, and I give them props, that they are still kicking. With “Head” leaving and David on a hiatus, the band has seen its better days. J-Davis does change his vocals a bit and they sound better then SUOTOS, Munky has stepped up his guitar play ten-fold and Fieldy his is good old self.

            To the album, it has a lot of lows and very few highs. The Intro is very good, it reminded me of a start or end of a movie. “Hold On” the fifth song has good music and great vocals. It is something you can stick in the CD player and jam to. “Kiss” the sixth song is a slower song, but it is really good. “Love and Luxury” is a very weird but cool track. Finally “I Will Protect You,” the last track on the album has to be the best. It is a hint of the old Korn.

Rating:  6 out of 10

My favorite tracks:

Intro, Hold On, Kiss, I Will Protect You

Track List:

1.      Intro

2.      Starting Over

3.      Bitch We Got A Problem

4.      Evolution

5.      Hold On

6.      Kiss

7.      Do What They Say

8.      Ever Be

9.      Love and Luxury

10.  Innocent Bystander

11.  Killing

12.  Hushabye

13.  I Will Protect You

Website (s): www.korn.com, www.virginrecords.com