Auburn officially makes the switch to Nike uniform as its athletic uniform supplier. Before that, here's a look at Auburn ...

Slipknot's low-end specialist discusses his epic amp collection, the brilliance of Eloy Casagrande and how James Hetfield ...

Mystery masked metallers President take a big leaf out of Sleep Token's book and draw a packed-out crowd at Download ...

A tribute to the hugely popular heavy metal band Slipknot are set to return to Carlisle in November. On Friday, November 1st, Dev Bros Promotions are throwing a Halloween bash, when The North East ...

His masks have mostly stayed the same, ever since their self-titled record came out in 1999. As many are aware, many of Taylor's earliest masks completely covered his head and had dreadlocks ...

However, the rest of Slipknot weren't sold at first, though clearly that didn't last long. "A few of them were like, 'No fucking way. You can't be the only guy wearing some stupid mask,'" Crahan ...

Taylor talks to Q’s Tom Power about Slipknot’s distinct aesthetic and his surprising new solo album, CMF2, which reveals him as a songwriter who loves more than just heavy metal.

This article originally appeared in the May 2000 issue of SPIN. Slipknot have a motto: People = Shit. It’s a straightforward enough sentiment, but sometimes Iowa’s most famous metal nonet like ...

Back in 2011 and heading into 2012, the members of Slipknot were grieving the death in 2010 of Paul Gray, bassist and a key songwriter in the popular masked metal band, and above all, a close friend.

Slipknot's Clown isn't ever taking off his COVID-19 mask, among other masks In a recent interview, Shawn "Clown" Crahan makes it clear he still very much believes in the motto of Iowa's second song.

Crahan is no stranger to masks, of course, having sported his distinctive clown mask on stage for more than two decades. "I've been in this business 25 years, and people are filthy all over the world.

Slipknot‘s Shawn “Clown” Crahan has said he will continue to wear protective face masks even if the risks surrounding COVID-19 one day dissipate. In a new interview with Forbes, the ...