Altsounds — To celebrate the release of KoRn's new dubstep fused record, 'The Path of Totality' (Out Monday) – Roadrunner Records have teamed up with Monster Energy for 10 exclusive album launch parties taking place at the rock clubs across the UK. T... more info

Stereogum — A couple of months ago, nu-metal stalwarts Korn made a lot of people feel afraid for the future when they released “Get Up!,” a collaboration with brostep avatar Skrillex. Their new album The Path Of Totality is said to be packed with such big-ro... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Today's Live Performance, continuing our MTV Unplugged series is MTV Unplugged: Korn. MTV Unplugged: Korn is an acoustic live album by the band Korn released worldwide on March 5, 2007 and on the following day in the USA. The performance, par... more info

Metalsucks — It’s easy to scoff at heavy metal’s love of fantasy, like Dio’s swordsman tales, Iron Maiden’s poetry readings, and Korn’s battles against merciless ogre stepmoms. But to each their own reality, right? That is, none of us would want those b... more info

Metal Injection — Is this the first time Korn and Agoraphobic Nosebleed were featured back to back in a headline? I think so. We are always about firsts here at Metal Injection, and today's roundup has that first! Enough kidding around, let's get to the musi... more info

Guardian Music — Koko, LondonSkrillex is proving to be a spectacularly divisive figure. The cognoscenti of the dance world have not taken kindly to the rise of Sonny Moore, the 23-year-old Los Angeles DJ, producer and Korn fan who previously sang in the US emo/hardco... more info

Metalsucks — Hollywood Undead’s “Hear Me Now” (lyric video above) is a terrible song, but I understand why white kids from Westchester or Toledo or wherever people go to raise children they don’t love would like it; it has angsty lyrics,  a strong hook, ... more info

411 Mania — A new dubstep sound... more info

NME — Jonathan Davis says some of his band's fans are 'so stuck in 1994' more info

Metalsucks — “The ’90s were a challenging decade for metal,” opens Loudwire writer Joe Robinson. You got that right! ’90s nostalgia hasn’t firmly set in for metal yet; Limp Bizkit’s new record tanked, less people are interested in Korn than ever, and ... more info