Slipknot - We Are Not Your Kind

Very easily their best work since Iowa. I'm very impressed, I had quite low expectations for this since the singles pretty much underwhelmed me and with the time I acquired the mentality of "Who still likes Slipknot in 2019?", well jokes on me. This record was incredibly entertaining, considering the relatively long duration of the record (1hr+), it didn't felt lengthy or tiring, it actually felt pretty damn short. Slipknot truly pulled out a really enjoyable and fun project that consistently hits the listeners with its crazy riffs, aggressive drumming and wild vocal performances, creating some very nicely constructed pieces of metal music; and even if it's not really a record that pushes forward the sound of the band or brings a lot of new and innovative ideas to the table, it is an album that shows that Slipknot still has it, and they can still create some awesome metal bangers, nothing more, nothing less.
Damn, I never thought I would be praising a freaking nu-metal at this stage of the game... But it is what it is