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Korn III: Remember Who You Are
Metal · 2010 · 15 tracks · 1h 6m

Korn III: Remember Who You Are

Korn

A deliberate return to raw, tape-saturated aggression. Stripped of modern polish, it captures the unhinged energy of a band reclaiming their basement-born roots.

July 7, 2010 · Roadrunner Records

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A claustrophobic and jagged reclamation of early-career trauma and sonic aggression.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 1h 6m
01
Uber-Time
1:29
02
Oildale (Leave Me Alone)
4:43
03
Pop a Pill
3:59
04
Fear Is a Place to Live
3:09
05
Move On
3:48
06
Lead the Parade
4:25
07
Let the Guilt Go
3:56
08
The Past
5:05
09
Never Around
5:30
10
Are You Ready to Live?
3:59
11
Holding All These Lies
4:38
12
Trapped Underneath the Stairs
4:20
13
People Pleaser
7:05
14
Blind
5:28
15
Oildale (Leave Me Alone) (live)
4:32
Moments Worth Listening For
The jarring, unpolished transition from the eerie intro of Uber-Time into the explosive, sludgy riff of Oildale.
Jonathan Davis's voice cracking under genuine strain during the bridge of Pop a Pill, eschewing studio perfection for grit.
The rhythmic, almost tribal interplay between the slap bass and the dry, snapping snare on Lead the Parade.
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How does Korn III: Remember Who You Are sound next to the rest of Korn's catalogue?

Analog Warmth+2.5σ

The production is built around analog warmth than this artist usually allows.

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