Now with more time to work, Head has a much greater influence here. Munky, Jonathan, and even Ray seem to have reached a perfect synergy in what Korn should be now. High-quality riffs, vocals explored in every way, and plenty of nostalgia.
This CD opens the doors for a triumphant return. With Brian's return, which had less influence (much had already happened, some concepts were already in place). Catchy choruses and a return of the groove leave a good feeling.
This work might be good for those who like electronic music and bad for those who want heavy metal. Considering the band's approach, it works. Unlike the last two, this one has well-crafted lyrics and good choruses. You'll want to sing along with Jonathan to "Get Up" or "Narcissistic Cannibal".
Korn tries to bring Ross back to reminisce about the old days with yet another strange CD. The sound lacks depth and feels like a demo. Almost no inspiration, I think.
A very strange album, like a fable or something. It has no weight to it, full of strange sounds. It's hard to understand what the goal was here. Unfortunately, the departure of another member may have been a factor.