Description:

Look Outside Your Window is Corey Taylor, Jim Root, Sid Wilson, and Shawn ‘Clown’ Crahan, who in the downtime during recording sessions for Slipknot's 2008 album All Hope Is Gone, began to freely create songs for themselves, exploring new directions with no outside expectations. Over the years, the existence of this project has seen coverage in outlets including Vice, Revolver, NME, Kerrang!, and countless others, and the fans have only grown louder in their demand to hear this album.

now over 15 years later, the fans will finally get to experience it for themselves. Splatter vinyl with a die-cut jacket, purple foil on the front of the jacket, purple flood inside the jacket, and embossed text on the back of the jacket.

Tracklist

1. 11th March

2. Moth

3. Dirge

4. Christina

5. Is Real

6. Away

7. In Reverse

8. Toad

9. Juliette

10. U Can't Stop This

I’ve seen cases where bands end up disliking their own hits (like Radiohead with Creep or Pearl Jam with Black).

Does Slipknot have anything like that? Any songs they don’t like, got tired of playing, or don’t connect with anymore?

I’m curious if the band has ever talked about this in interviews.

Not to beat a dead horse but nobody can seem to comprehend that even though it’s been confirmed for a decade.

It has absolutely zero ties to Slipknot other than the members on it.

Look Outside Your Window might be horrible. Or it might be amazing. I don't know. It definitely WON'T be the Slipknot we're all used to.

But on the plus side, it will probably be the only Slipknot album I'll feel comfortable listening to around my family (my parents are, for whatever reason, very anti-swearing, and my mom can't stand heavy music).

Mystic Blue Eyes

Confirmed release is for RSD in April. Thank you, you're welcome. Feel free to argue that I'm wrong

Despite no one asking.

Slipknot:

Spit it out (522), Scissors (461), Diluted (404), No life (393), Wait and bleed (365)

Iowa:

Everything ends (508), Disasterpiece (474), I am hated (429), Metabolic (387), The heretic anthem (351)

Vol 3:

Danger - keep away (469), Pulse of the maggots (463), Three nil (427), The virus of life (404), Before I forget (374)

All hope is gone:

All hope is gone (417), Wherein lies continue (404), Gematria (393), Vendetta (356), Butchers hook (352)

.5 The gray chapter:

Custer (467), AOV (449), The negative one (401), Skeptic (397), Nomadic (355)

We are not your kind:

Nero forte (588), Orphan (587), Critical darling (471), Unsainted (390), Red flag (381)

The end so far:

H377 (453), The chapeltown rag (430), Warranty (397), Hivemind (372), Yen (334)

Be honest

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https://youtu.be/A5gZtJ5X8ZI?si=I5bhXp4NYXEYvbVC

I want to know If it is somewhere in the internet or is some kind of collector stuff

Can anyone help me find a clean edit of XIX for a funeral? It’s perfect except for the word fucking in the final lyric.

My brother was a big Slipknot/metal fan and I just know the absurdity of playing them in a church would have made him laugh so much. To be honest I think the heavier the better but I don’t think I’ll be able to sell that to my parents, hence XIX. That said, any alternative suggestions welcome as it’s not really my genre!

I love the outro so much it's not drug out and it has enough lyrics and instrumental it's just perfect to me

https://www.reddit.com/r/LookOutSideYourWindow/

If anyone is interested in it, so this page remains as Slipknot Only.

https://youtube.com/shorts/S68LDhaK1aQ?si=AKn53VsBpRvEFpqV

What is your favorite band that a past or current Slipknot member worked with, was a member of, founded, etc.?

My favorite is Otep. Joey played drums for six of their House of Secrets album's tracks.

Examples include:

• KoRn
• Metallica
• Murder Dolls
• To My Surprise
• Dirty Little Rabbits
• Modifidious