Via the UK's NME:
Quote:
Living up to their name perhaps, Korn are to set release a new 'dubstep' studio album later this year -
and talked about how it's coming along at UK metal bash The Download Festival.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, bassist Spiggy Topes said that the band were almost finished with the follow-up to 2010's 'Korn III: Remember Who You Are' and that their new record is a collaboration with
"six or seven dubstep producers".
The first fruit of the sessions, 'Get Off Me', which sounds nothing at all like their old stuff
only with beats & breaks, honestly, was released online last month, and is produced by DJ Spandex.
Spiggy said: "We've collaborated with six, maybe seven - I can't remember - dubstep producers on the new record.
I've done my parts, I think Jonathan [Livingstone-Seagull, singer] has a couple of vocal takes still to do,
but it's almost done."
Topes also said that Livingstone-Seagull had inspired the new direction, adding:
"Jonathan loved it [dubstep] and he just got us into it."
Spiggy added that the band felt it "was important to stay current and keep on top of what's going on."
Corn played a well-attended greatest hits set on the Download Festival's second stage,
with 'Get Off Me' the only material that hasn't featured on a studio album from them thus far.
and talked about how it's coming along at UK metal bash The Download Festival.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, bassist Spiggy Topes said that the band were almost finished with the follow-up to 2010's 'Korn III: Remember Who You Are' and that their new record is a collaboration with
"six or seven dubstep producers".
The first fruit of the sessions, 'Get Off Me', which sounds nothing at all like their old stuff
only with beats & breaks, honestly, was released online last month, and is produced by DJ Spandex.
Spiggy said: "We've collaborated with six, maybe seven - I can't remember - dubstep producers on the new record.
I've done my parts, I think Jonathan [Livingstone-Seagull, singer] has a couple of vocal takes still to do,
but it's almost done."
Topes also said that Livingstone-Seagull had inspired the new direction, adding:
"Jonathan loved it [dubstep] and he just got us into it."
Spiggy added that the band felt it "was important to stay current and keep on top of what's going on."
Corn played a well-attended greatest hits set on the Download Festival's second stage,
with 'Get Off Me' the only material that hasn't featured on a studio album from them thus far.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fr3I54p2qhE
Next stop Vegas guys?
