The End So Far
Monumental Perfection: “The End, So Far” by Slipknot
Be warned; This extreme review is incredibly different.
If it disturbs or pisses you off, boycott and blame the writer notoriously known as the King of Reviews, not the publisher or site owner.
Slipknot, the kick-ass alternative metal cash cow that is keeping the
lights on at their label, is back.
And the latest album, “The End, So Far,” is their unleashed juggernaut. Do you remember when you heard your first huge Slipknot song?
As tremendously fantastic as that moment was, you must listen to their
all-new project with fresh ears.
That’s because Slipknot is a band that has seen and lived through some
horrible shit since you first heard them.
Now, give Slipknot their overdue respect for making an album that
sounds incredible.
THE BEST CUTS:
Slipknot’s massive album has something for everyone from “Adderall,”
“The Dying Song (Time to Sing),” “The Chapeltown Rag,” “Hive Mind,”
“Warranty,” “Acidic,” “Heirloom,” to “De Sade.”
Beyond that, the enormously-talented musicians play like madmen.
Intensely raw, smooth, and highly aggressive, the unbeatable vocals are three-dimensional.
Best of all, the influential turntable musician provides the blazing heat,
similar to flammable gasoline being poured on a hot stove.
THE END RESULT:
A pure, raw, and explosive listening experience is what you will witness
while streaming “The End, So Far.”
***Review by Georgina***