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So Korn are back in the UK embarking on the a longly
overdue full length UK tour and what a better way
to coincide with the tour than releasing 'Hold On'
as a new single from their acclaimed 'Untitled'
album.
'Hold On' is a song Korn describe as a song of
empowerment and the song stems from Jonathan Davis's
near-fatal blood disorder back in June 2006 at
the Download festival. 'Hold On' will remind people
of slightly older Korn material and is the nearest
you are going to get to original Korn material
on the bands 'Untitled' album. The intro to the
song sounds slightly like 'Got The Life' and the
rhythm is quite similar to older Korn songs. The
vocals build up quite fast with Jonathon Davis
sounding as good as ever.
The single's cover carries on the same theme
as the 'Untitled' album and lead single 'Evolution',
and the video for the song happens to be one of
the best videos Korn have made in a long time.
Korn may seem to be slowly falling apart with
the band now featuring just two of the original
members but they definitely haven’t lost
their creative edge and with songs still of a
high quality let’s hope there are still
more releases to come from Korn.
4/5
Review by Trigger |
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Jonathan Davis (Vocals)
James Shaffer (Guitar)
Reginald Arvizu (Bass)
David Silveria (Drums) |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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