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Korn : Untouchables

Initial Thoughts, Nascent Impressions, and General Deconstructive Analysis of the New Korn Album, "Untouchables", With Strong Focus on the Existential Subtext, Obstreperous yet Palpable Mise en Scene, Aesthetic Iconoclasm, and Lugubrious Alliteration Inherit in the Work's Themes, with Secondary Consideration Given, but Not Limited to, Sanguinary Lyrical Indulgence, Effusive Artistic License, and Tangential Mimetic Artistic Intent:

Shit. Pure shit. It's the offal truth.


Track Listing
1. Here To Stay
2. Make Believe
3. Blame
4. Hollow Life
5. Bottled Up Inside
6. Thoughtless
7. Hating
8. One More Time
9. Alone I Break
10. Embrace
11. Beat It Upright
12. Wake Up Hate
13. I'm Hiding
14. No One's There

Added: June 14th 2002
Reviewer: Jeremy Ulrey
Score:
Related Link: Korn Website
Hits: 5006
Language: english

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Korn : Untouchables
Posted by Pete Pardo, SoT Staff Writer on 2006-02-14 09:37:49
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Korn's 2002 effort Untouchables is a pretty solid affair, certainly heavier than the previous few albums, filled with huge bottom heavy grooves, crunchy guitars, and Jonathan Davis' mix of whiney rasps and low, guttural bellows. Hit single "Here to Stay" rocks pretty hard with doomy, downtuned guitars, and "Make Believe" actually has many twists and turns, making it an effective heavy rocker. Crunchy power chords and beefy bass lines combat bubbling synths and Jonathan's raucous vocals on "Blame", while "Bottled Up Inside" plods along in fine stoner rock fashio. Other highlights include the despair driven "Hating", the melancholy and moody "Alone I Break", and the brutal metal of "Embrace".

With an effect mix of bone crunching metal, techno and industrial bits, moody electronic passages, and an angry attitude, Untouchables makes no bones about its intentions, the band basically serving up another platter of off-beat metal, a genre called nu-metal that they basically helped to create.



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