Requiem

I’ve been a fan since I was 9-10 years old. 1994ish sitting in my dads truck, waiting for him to run into a relatives house, he left the radio on for me and I had it on 105.1 WTOS, Shoots and Ladders came on and I was immediately hooked! Been a fan ever sense. I would say Davis is top vocalist but Freddie Mercury, Corey Taylor, Ozzy Osbourne and Waylon Reavis are also great!

I would be a Karen if I wasted all of my time complaining about every little decision Korn decides to make, but if this is the direction they wanna go as a band I’m cool with it. the sad thing is it’s not the reason why I became a fan. I fell in love with Korn for the sound they had in issues, and follow the Leader, and Untouchables, and take a look in the mirror, and shortly after greatest hits it gently declined from there they’ve had a couple hits and misses since then, but that doesn’t inherently mean they’re terrible. I just would love to hear one more solid “follow the Leader” “issues” “life is peachy” type album that really goes back to their old days with the sound and aggression. That’s just me. But they have to go in the direction they feel like going, maybe the reason they don’t sound like that anymore is they’ve left that stuff behind. Whether or not they return, we still have what’s already there and I will always appreciate it

My favorite is forgotten and the worst is on its way. I wish the album had 2 more songs but overall. I like it

Love the song, can't wait for the rest. Rest of the album is really solid and seems to express a brighter future and a release of past pain. Can’t wait to see the concert. 32 min is disappointing but i see it is currently a bit of a trend to go shorter. Hey we have new music from Korn so yay!!

Take it from someone who just saw KoRn less than 24 hours ago, this band is still going as strong as ever. Forgotten is one of the best Korn songs of all time for anyone looking where to start. This album is a must for anyone who likes good music. Period.

I had high expectations since they had a lot of time to create an exceptional follow up to “The Nothing”. I feel like ever since head rejoined, Korn seems to have gone a little more melodic. They seem to have hit their peak and following a formula in how they structure their songs since “The Paradigm Shift” that they don’t really stray away from. This album is alright and so was “The Nothing”, they need to bring Zac back on keyboards, he left after “Serenity of Suffering”. Ray lacks the groove David had and theres no real variety in his drumming. Additionally, Fieldy had some limited contributions to the album due to his absence.

This has those epic choruses and the guitars are sharp and heavy! It's another great KoRn record! The heaviness and melody are all in balance. I wish they would have gave us a tenth song!

This seems to be KoRn’s ‘…And Justice for All’ in a way. It has a couple really good songs with some great heavy beats (the ones with KoRn’s legendary style), and an exemplary album cover, but the more vocally dominated tracks that push the bass to the side kinda hurt the album as a whole. Jonathan Davis has a great voice with immense emotional power, but it’s missing the great heavy bass beats that pair along to make the music into gold. Side note: I’m not exclusive to KoRn’s original style. Korn has had a ton of amazing experimental work, but I don’t see this competing against it.

It took a bit to get into the album. But after a couple of listens, I find it to be a solid album. These songs have some of their best transitions in a long time. Everything is tight and on point. The only real problem is is length of the album. At 33 minutes, this is more of an EP than an LP. Otherwise, the album is great. Glad Korn is still at it when most other bands have faded away.

Production is great and the songs are very listenable. Enjoyed it!