- Niiiiice
5
By foREVer👻
Cool🖤
- One of my Favorite Bands ❤️
5
By AbbyGetsStuck🎆
All of the songs are amazing and well put together, dubstep and metal put together is just 👌
My personal favorites are ‘Narcissistic Cannibal’, and ‘Get Up’.
Love it~!
- An Admirable Effort
3
By glockenspleen
I was a KoRn fanatic when I was a kid. I distinctly remember my freshman year in High School when dubstep was getting popular and I liked it at the time. So to see one of my favorite bands do a dubstep/nu metal mix was a dream come true for my 14 year-old self. In retrospect, the album has not aged particularly well. KoRn are the forefathers of a dead genre that is often scoffed at and mocked, so to pick up on a musical trend only ages your music that much more. I will give the band credit for experimenting and going in a new musical direction, but years later, the album feels more like a last ditch effort to stay relevant in the mainstream music consciousness, even more so now that they never did an album like this afterwards.
- BEST ALBUM EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5
By ´≈™carkw475ee,mt
I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD EVER LIKE ANY ALBUM THIS MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Awesome!
5
By HKJoker
Even if you don’t really enjoy dubstep, Korn was able to seriously make this work and it is extremely enjoyable to listen to!
- Solid
5
By Windhollows
Solid
- Why
2
By Destroyer 21👾
Just why
- Not terrible
4
By Apc rules
It’s not their best work but it’s not their worst either. Saw the tour Narcissistic Cannibal was great live!
- Terrible
1
By Musicguy_27
How can you mix the best time of music (heavy metal ). And the worst type of music (dubstep). I love KoRn but hate this album
- Neat dubstep, but not as great as Nu-Metal
3
By H4pp1n3ss
If you like dubstep (or at least don't mind it), then this is a fun album to listen to. Personally, I prefer the nu-metal version of Korn. It sounds more natural and smooth to listen to Jonathan sing to nu-metal rather than dubstep.
The "agressive dubstep" sounds cool at times, but still... whenever I think of a Korn song, I think of "Here to Stay," "Falling Away From Me," "Freak On A Leash," or "Thoughtless." The common thing about all of these songs is that they were phenomenal Nu-Metal songs. I don't think that whenever I think of Korn, I'll think of this album.
Don't get me wrong, this album has some solid songs, particularly "Narcarsistic Cannibal." I like that song a lot! But still... Korn is better with Nu-Metal. You know how it is.
