Korn

KORN’s 2005 Detour Returns on Vinyl—Now in Blue, Orange, or Violet Mood Swings

Tempo Music marks two decades of KORN’s “See You On The Other Side” with a limited-edition deluxe double vinyl release. Spread across three formats, each variant aligns with distinct retail contributors.

The band’s webstore offers a blue/red blended pressing, while Hot Topic carries an orange/violet edition. All reissues subtly nod to the 2005 album’s dark industrial leanings and its place in the band’s transitional catalog.

Korn’s Head reflects on aging, as ‘80s idols fade into the rearview mirror

KORN guitarist Brian "Head" Welch muses on the uncanny speed at which life slips by, in a new video message reflecting on mortality. Citing the recent deaths of cultural figures from the 1980s such as Ozzy Osbourne, Hulk Hogan, and Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Welch casts a contemplative look at the impermanence of icons once thought immovable.

The 55-year-old musician, who famously exited the band two decades ago before rejoining, presents these reflections not as eulogies but as quiet reckonings with time’s erosion.

Sleep Token goes full epic at fest debut, prompting KoRn to count the lights

Sleep Token delivers a two-hour visual monolith for their first major festival headline, eclipsing skeptics who question their swift ascent. KoRn’s Brian “Head” Welch dryly remarks that their setup surpasses even Slipknot’s, silencing naysayers in sheer scale.

James “Munky” Shaffer credits the band’s latest release, “Even in Arcadia,” as more than theatrical spectacle, calling attention to its songwriting. Festival organizer Andy Copping cites it as a case study in backing emerging talent with platforms that challenge expectations.