The 3 rock bands that ‘carry the heavy music’, according to Corey Taylor

Vocalist and frontman of Slipknoticonic American metal band, Corey Taylor was not favorable to the theory that rock is dying. This is because the member of the stone sour named three young rock groups that “carry heavy music.”

During an interview with NMETaylor spoke about CMF2, his next solo studio album, and talked about how the work has several influences, from a young age until today. “There’s also ’90s grunge, ’70s punk and the hard-hitting shit I helped create in the late ’90s and early ’00s. It’s a little bit of everything, but it was important for us to give it a feel of freshness,” said the artist.

“The things that inspire me the most come from the things I grew up listening to; hip hop of street, punk, metal and all the bullshit that seems to come from somewhere I can relate to and relate to,” he continued. According to the singer, he sees this passion he puts into music in newer bands where audiences “can feel it. them leaning towards passion.”

turnstile it’s fucking amazing. sleep token is really starting to do something for me, and Bad Omens it’s great. A whole new generation of bands is emerging that carry the banner of heavy music.

Which Metallica song is Slipknot’s Corey Taylor’s favorite?

Corey Taylorvocalist of Slipknotelected the favorite track of the metallica while answering questions at a press conference (via NME). For the musician, known for wearing a mask covering his face at his own band’s concerts, music from the album master of puppets(1986) is the best of the bunch.

the ratio of taylor with “Disposable Heroes” started when he was a teenager. The vocalist recalled the feeling of listening to the entire album on his Walkman, after going to the mall to buy it. “When the record came out, I was young and I walked to the mall in town to buy the tape. I had my Walkman and I listened to it all the way. The A-side is a classic,” he said.

However, the gems were in the second half of master of puppets: “‘Disposable Heroes’ nearly ripped my heart out. I thought, ‘This is the best song ever.’ The riff is insanely good. I can’t explain it. The song just kept getting bigger and bigger. To this day it’s my favorite of the bunch. metallica.”