We Are Not Your Kind
by Slipknot
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8.5

Universal acclaim- based on 496 Ratings

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  3. Negative: 42 out of 496
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  1. MiFaTre
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Their greatest album since Vol. 3
    Everything on this album is better than what we saw on they Gray Chapter
  2. Jackriot100
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Without a doubt Slipknot's best album and in my opinion, about as perfect as an album can reasonably get. Every single track is worth multiple listens, and that's more than I can say for most records in the sea of mediocrity that is the modern metal scene.
  3. Thigpen84
    Aug 9, 2019
    5
    This is their most brutal album in sometime but I think what bothers me is that the songs do not take their own identity like they do on Subliminal Versus, they mesh together too much, I could listen to this album 5 times and not remember what songs I liked, it had some moments but I am not super impressed
  4. gcoffel
    Aug 9, 2019
    9
    This album is a testament to having a vision and seeing that vision through. It contains the “Alice in Chains” influences while meeting the Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” experimentation and conceptual writing. This is a legacy-writing piece of art.
  5. andymorley83
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Possibly one of their best. Relentless drum bashing metal brilliance from start to finish
  6. rolofb
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Best album since Volume 3. Period. For me imho, .5 was their worst album by far, but this.... this is gold. Incredible material that has a lot of elements combined, experimental AF, heavy AF, There's a track for everyone, and the album as a whole, from start to finish is a delight. When you don't have to skip songs after the 20th time you listen to it.... it means it is a GREAT album,Best album since Volume 3. Period. For me imho, .5 was their worst album by far, but this.... this is gold. Incredible material that has a lot of elements combined, experimental AF, heavy AF, There's a track for everyone, and the album as a whole, from start to finish is a delight. When you don't have to skip songs after the 20th time you listen to it.... it means it is a GREAT album, everyone must give it a listen.

    From songs that reminds me of old Slipknot, IOWA album to be more specific, to other songs like Spiders that make me feels like im listening to some material produced by Mike Patton. Birth of the Cruel with a little bit of Alice in Chains vibe on it, and even My pain with some Massive Attack trip hop vibes on it. I just can't express in words what this journey is all about. Give it a listen, you wont be disappointed. 9.5 out of 10 for me.    … Expand
  7. Thwompthing
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Oh. My. God. This is their best work since Iowa and Volume 3. I thought the .5 was awesome....this is just on another level and it has more of the 1999/Iowa feel than ever before. Slipknot truly went back to their roots here while also re-inventing their style with songs like Unsainted and the KILLER Critical Darling. If AOV is the balad for the Grey Chapter, then Critical Darling hasOh. My. God. This is their best work since Iowa and Volume 3. I thought the .5 was awesome....this is just on another level and it has more of the 1999/Iowa feel than ever before. Slipknot truly went back to their roots here while also re-inventing their style with songs like Unsainted and the KILLER Critical Darling. If AOV is the balad for the Grey Chapter, then Critical Darling has to be it for We Are Not Your Kind.

    I admit that I am a crazed Slipknot fan (Maggot for life), with tattoos and the whole 9, but I also don't feel like I'm biased when I say that this is one heck of a great metal album I think many people will love to listen to over and over again, preferably at a loud volume.    … Expand
  8. Chichii
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    I lovr this album. This is grown, artistic Slipknot, with elements from earlier albums all the way to the reality of the band at present, as well as future experimental leanings. This is art, period!
  9. lenins_friend
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    I want to thank Slipknot for breaking their own borders one more time. This album has everything - bangers, dark themes, something completely new for them. That's why i love this band. And remembering about All Out Life is a part of album too(even it is a japanese bonus track) - i'm gonna close my eyes on 2 interludes. Their best record since Vol.3. If this album would be last one - i'mI want to thank Slipknot for breaking their own borders one more time. This album has everything - bangers, dark themes, something completely new for them. That's why i love this band. And remembering about All Out Life is a part of album too(even it is a japanese bonus track) - i'm gonna close my eyes on 2 interludes. Their best record since Vol.3. If this album would be last one - i'm gonna feel sad, but happy proud of this guys. Thank you one more time or how we say it Russia - Spasibo… Expand
  10. GermanJerky
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    An amazing album to cater to the old fans while bringing in new ones. Filled with so much emotion and energy you'll be head banging all the way through.
  11. Oofo
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Amazing album, it’s experimental like .3 . Definitely one of there best albums in years, Corey’s vocals are amazing it’s overall an amazing album.
  12. swkotlas
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Ребята из Айовы потрудились на славу. Однозначно, этот альбом превзошёл предыдуший и поднял планку до нереального уровня, как в лирике, так и в инструментальной составляющей. Один из лучших альбомов года, среди всех жанров… Expand
  13. ThrashMouth
    Aug 9, 2019
    2
    Ughh, I don't want to give this anything lower because the production is flawless. However, that's also the issue. I was/is a fan of the first two albums but Slipknot took a sudden turn into Emo territory. This album sounds like they forced Tim Burton to write Slipknots album. If that's your thing, cool. When someone claims it's heavier than IOWA, they're lying. The entire album is bland,Ughh, I don't want to give this anything lower because the production is flawless. However, that's also the issue. I was/is a fan of the first two albums but Slipknot took a sudden turn into Emo territory. This album sounds like they forced Tim Burton to write Slipknots album. If that's your thing, cool. When someone claims it's heavier than IOWA, they're lying. The entire album is bland, all of the riffs sound the same, and the drums must be on loop because it's all so repetitive. Rest In Pieces Slipknot.… Expand
  14. MBTL_
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Without a doubt, Slipknot's best work since Iowa. A combination of Iowa and the best parts of Vol. 3, with plenty of experimentation.
  15. maggot666
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    This album is just awsome. Great and heavy riffs, catchy chorus, samples like vol 3 , just great . For me are the best songs Solway Firth , Unsainted , Red Flag and Liar Funeral.
  16. Zeal0t
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Corey's vocals are the best we've heard since Iowa. Heavier than .5 The Gray Chapter. A big surprise is how instrumental Sid and Craig were in creating an atmosphere for this album. By tying each song together with segues and their trademark frequency sound effects they form a strong cohesivness on the album. Jay is a mastermind on this album. Besides having one of the best masks heCorey's vocals are the best we've heard since Iowa. Heavier than .5 The Gray Chapter. A big surprise is how instrumental Sid and Craig were in creating an atmosphere for this album. By tying each song together with segues and their trademark frequency sound effects they form a strong cohesivness on the album. Jay is a mastermind on this album. Besides having one of the best masks he absolutely slays track to track. His hard hitting drumming really helps drive home and authenticates the emotional message of this album. of this album… Expand
  17. Sean_lon21
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    I have never listened to any album where i genuinely enjoyed every song this album in my eyes is perfect
  18. adventurethis
    Aug 9, 2019
    9
    Not since Vol 3 has Slipknot pushed their creativity, and I suspect not since Vol 3 will fans be so divided. WANYK is leaps and bounds ahead of their last two albums, Corey's vocals are in full flight..stretching the boundaries of what he can achieve vocally..and the band is better for it. Jay Weinberg has really come into his own on this album, delivering a fantastic performance on drums.Not since Vol 3 has Slipknot pushed their creativity, and I suspect not since Vol 3 will fans be so divided. WANYK is leaps and bounds ahead of their last two albums, Corey's vocals are in full flight..stretching the boundaries of what he can achieve vocally..and the band is better for it. Jay Weinberg has really come into his own on this album, delivering a fantastic performance on drums. Sid Wilson has a notable presence and also shines through seamlessly (previously albums his work has often felt like an afterthought..but in WANYK his work blends perfectly with the rest of the band

    .For the fans out there that want Slipknot to churn out nothing but IOWA album after album you will likely not be satisfied with this latest effort; for the rest of us that appreciate growth and experimentation you will find something fresh yet familiar, and album worth buying.    … Expand
  19. stasjs
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Absolutely breathtaking. This band has fully delivered on every level. A feat of the best album in their discography is something I never thought would happen. Each song is unique in its own way. The atmosphere of "Slipknot" is fully earned here. If they stopped here, I would be content.
  20. LoletinAlexis
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    We Are Not Your Kind is simply the greatest sensory experience of Slipknot and Nu Metal.
  21. Bedy135
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND is different from what you know so far SLIPKNOT. And believe that you can hate or love this record. The creative skills of Jim Root, Shawn Crahan and indeed whole bands have moved up a level. This album is kind of like Vol.3 for 2019. They were not afraid to come up with something to put you on your ass, even though the core of the whole thing remains the same. TheWE ARE NOT YOUR KIND is different from what you know so far SLIPKNOT. And believe that you can hate or love this record. The creative skills of Jim Root, Shawn Crahan and indeed whole bands have moved up a level. This album is kind of like Vol.3 for 2019. They were not afraid to come up with something to put you on your ass, even though the core of the whole thing remains the same. The guys from Iowa are still under the hard shell, the fools who tore anus metal 20 years ago. They showed what they can do, and asserted that the band is experimenting, and they are not afraid of it.
    The album has a total of 3 stages, the first indicates the intro, suddenly Death Because Of Death and the third What's Next.
    "Nero Forte" and "Critical Darling" feel 1999 and vol.3 vibes. Songs that impressed me the most. The biggest change, however, underwent "Spiders", "Birth of the Cruel" and "My Pain" cries reminiscent of Nine Inch Nails. And otherwise the album is all banger.    … Expand
  22. smeefburrgers
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    The best slipknot album is now here the most creative and overall best album they have done easily.
  23. LiquidKid
    Aug 9, 2019
    8
    You know the feeling that a song should be longer? Does not happen to any song in this album. I feel that most of the songs are longer than it sould be. Solway Firth is by far the best song in this album, followed by Unsainted e Nero Forte. Maybe I'm missing the meaning of some of the songs. Maybe in a second listening it gets better. Corey's screams are on point, the riffs are pretty coolYou know the feeling that a song should be longer? Does not happen to any song in this album. I feel that most of the songs are longer than it sould be. Solway Firth is by far the best song in this album, followed by Unsainted e Nero Forte. Maybe I'm missing the meaning of some of the songs. Maybe in a second listening it gets better. Corey's screams are on point, the riffs are pretty cool and catchy.… Expand
  24. klokikus
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Fcking AMAZING. This is the culmination of all Slipknot has been in the last 20 years. You want the agressive music, you got it. You want the Vol 3 style? You got it. You want .5? You got that too. You want some Snuff? You got it in "A Liar's Funeral" .

    The interludes (Insert Coin, Death Because of Death, What's Next) are like a bridge between chapters in this album. When Insert coin ends you go into Unsainted, Birth of The Cruel which give a story of what happened in Corey's life first, how he went downhill, etc.
    Then Death Because of Death comes that continues with Nero Forte, Critical Darling, A Liar's Funeral and Red Flag that show off another chapter in Corey's life. This chapter is connected with his abuse, failed relationships, being lied and ditching all those things. Then What's Next comes and drags us into the biggest experiment Spiders which I still havent analyzed well but It's really good even for a Slipknot standard. Next up are Orphan, My Pain, Not Long For This World and Solway Firth. Orphan is basically The Heretic Anthem pt. 2 and in this last chapter of the album he talks how he overcame all the things like drug abuse, bad love etc. In Not Long For this world he basically thought he was gonna die at some point of those dark times. And in the end its Solway Firth with probably the best closing album words "You want a real smile? Haha. I havent smiled in years" which concludes this Magnum Opus of Slipknot and leaves us all breathless.
    This is small review from what this album really is and I hope we get #7 album in the future which we probably will.
    Thanks for reading this review and go listen to the album immediately cause its 100/10.    … Expand
  25. Betooliveiraa
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Slipknot aways can do heavy metal: Solway Firth, Birth of the Cruel and Nero Forte show this. but this time they bring us with everything we want and a lot of thing that we dont know we want. Just amazing.
  26. BlackRoseWolf
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    There is just one thing to say. WOW.
    I am a big Slipknot fan, but this album is an absolute unique masterpiece. I think there shouldn't be any more talk about "Iowa levels of heaviness", but about "We are not your kind levels of darkness and intensiveness". Of course there are songs on this very experimental album, that show us a new side of Slipknot, but that is nothing bad at all. In my    There is just one thing to say. WOW.
    I am a big Slipknot fan, but this album is an absolute unique masterpiece. I think there shouldn't be any more talk about "Iowa levels of heaviness", but about "We are not your kind levels of darkness and intensiveness". Of course there are songs on this very experimental album, that show us a new side of Slipknot, but that is nothing bad at all. In my opinion this is definitely their best album.    … Expand
  27. macchamo
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    An energy that had not been present since Vol:3. Strong riffs, powerful vocals, jump-the-f-up breakdowns and most welcome breaks and "artsy" explorations. Constant tension and punches.
    You can tell it's the first album that has been written as a full story and not just a succession of songs, as it goes full circle.
    So awesome that the band keeps successfully renewing themselves and    An energy that had not been present since Vol:3. Strong riffs, powerful vocals, jump-the-f-up breakdowns and most welcome breaks and "artsy" explorations. Constant tension and punches.
    You can tell it's the first album that has been written as a full story and not just a succession of songs, as it goes full circle.
    So awesome that the band keeps successfully renewing themselves and explore new horizons despite the members chaotic changes.
    quite excited to see this live.    … Expand
  28. HenriqueRenda
    Aug 9, 2019
    8
    Slipknot made a solid return with elements of every of the past albums.
    This is sincerely one of their best albums and maybe one of the best albums of the year!
  29. MattBerns
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    As far as Slipknot albums go, in my personal opinion, WANYK is their most ambitious and creative effort yet. This album was said by lead-singer Corey Taylor to be their heaviest effort since 2001’s “Iowa” but instead of pure aggression, we were given a menacing album full of emotion. Corey’s vocals are front-and-center here as they absolutely tear through the monsoons of instrumentationAs far as Slipknot albums go, in my personal opinion, WANYK is their most ambitious and creative effort yet. This album was said by lead-singer Corey Taylor to be their heaviest effort since 2001’s “Iowa” but instead of pure aggression, we were given a menacing album full of emotion. Corey’s vocals are front-and-center here as they absolutely tear through the monsoons of instrumentation that the rest of the eight masked-members provide. The sounds that Slipknot uses on this album are weirder and more sonically ambitious than what we’re used to from them. The album has three short mostly-instrumental tracks which allow the album to breathe a bit but also help WANYK keep it’s menacing consistency. I’m glad to say that this album is one of the stronger efforts across the entire musical spectrum that we have been presented with in 2019. P.S. Not to say “I told you so” or anything but I did tweet back in February that I’d put money down on Slipknot taking home the title for “Best Metal Album” at this year’s Grammy Awards and it’s now August and it’s looking like a safe bet.

    - Berns    … Expand
  30. Visen_Evans
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Amazing album, great songs e lyrics. Slipknot is so perfect. Congratulations!… Expand
  31. PlsNotNow
    Aug 9, 2019
    9
    HELL YEAH HELL YEAH HEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLL YEEEEEEEEEEEAHHHHHHHH
    Heavy, crazy, best Slipknot record so far. HELL YEAH
  32. Bloodbaath
    Aug 9, 2019
    4
    Honestly, i am dissapointed, the drums does not have tha same kind of integrity and attack just the same "heavy" beat all the time with little time for fast fills, guitars are getting more repetitive and boring, the sheer hype of their music seems to be gone for me with this album im sorry but i cannot recommend this.
  33. dangyosabyss
    Aug 9, 2019
    2
    I think this is the point at which the band start to decline. The same detuned riffs and Corey's screams are the lowest quality in years. Theres no evil menace any more and its verging on emo hipsterism. Unsainted is great but overall it seems like the prelude to breakup. So phoned in and by the numbers you wonder where their balls went.
  34. Undergames
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Esse álbum tá incrível cara, Slipknot voltou com tudo com músicas que realmente ficam na cabeça! Pra mim as melhores são Nero Forte, UNSAINTED, Critical Darling, orphan e Solway Firth. Daria nota 1000 se pudesse
  35. Ruften
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    When the album leaked, I read a few negative comments about the album being disappointing, but tis album doesn't disappoints in any way whatsoever. In advance I **** loved 'All Out Life". When it released I just went through a really tough period in my life and listening to that track made me realise how much I love music. It gave me the inspiriation and power to get back on track again.When the album leaked, I read a few negative comments about the album being disappointing, but tis album doesn't disappoints in any way whatsoever. In advance I **** loved 'All Out Life". When it released I just went through a really tough period in my life and listening to that track made me realise how much I love music. It gave me the inspiriation and power to get back on track again. Even though it's not on the album, I think it should be reviewed with the album as a whole. When Unsainted released, it gave me goosebumps on a different level. Slipknot is back, but this time it's a whole different ballgame compared to "The Grey Chapter". "Solway Firth" grew on me as I listened to it more and more. Normally I tend to listen to tracks with higher bpm's and faster riffs, but I appreciate the different layers of this track, which is kinda showcasing what the whole album is all about. Experimenting with different arrangements in each track, being able to constantly keep the audience focussed. "Nero Forte" sounds a bit like "Nomadic 2.0", but better and with a wider arrangement. "Critical Darling" reminds me of "My Plague" and "The Devil In I", really a beautiful track. "Red Flag" probably one of my favorite tracks, fast riffs, similar flow like "Everything Ends". "Spiders" isn't really my thing, but it really does a good job of playing in your head for a while. I love "Orphan", same flow as "Nomadic" and a bit like "The Negative One", different layers of Corey's voice, really dig it. I want to take the time for the slower tracks to grow on me, but I already love the album. This will definitly be a classic and in a few years will be seen as one their best alongside Iowa.… Expand
  36. Ali82
    Aug 9, 2019
    9
    Better than the gray chapter, but not as good as all hope is gone .Critical darling, fantastic track!
  37. Hogo
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    This album is pure rage against Corey's depression with a Vol.3/Iowa/Gray Chapter style with the best melodic parts I've heard in Slipknot ever. Slipknot has been so ambitious with this album and I think is their best record since Vol.3. 10/10
  38. AyyFuji
    Aug 9, 2019
    3
    Unsainted, Birth of the Cruel, Orphan, maybe Not for this World, and Solway Firth are the only redeemable things about this album. When I'm told "Iowa levels of heavy" I'm expecting Disasterpiece of Left Behind, or Heretic Anthem, not whatever the hell Spiders was, like, that's a pop song, and historically, Corey has said how he hates pop music, yet that could easily be just another radioUnsainted, Birth of the Cruel, Orphan, maybe Not for this World, and Solway Firth are the only redeemable things about this album. When I'm told "Iowa levels of heavy" I'm expecting Disasterpiece of Left Behind, or Heretic Anthem, not whatever the hell Spiders was, like, that's a pop song, and historically, Corey has said how he hates pop music, yet that could easily be just another radio song on some pop station.

    Honestly, Unsainted and Birth of the Cruel, already good, we know that from the videos, everything from there to Spiders was okay, nothing stood out too much, but as soon as I hit Spiders, I instantly made a "what the f**k" scrunched up face, and it killed my entire excitement for the rest of the album. Orphan kinda redeemed a bit, and was pretty good by the end, My Pain was the same as Spiders, like, what the f**k is this? Not long for this world was okay, started off better than Spiders or My Pain, and ended pretty good.

    Overall, not worth it imo, just listen to Unsainted, Birth of the Cruel, potentially Nero Forte, skimmed over that pretty quickly, because I was just in a good mood from the start, Orphan, potentially Not for this World, and Solway Firth.

    I became a fan from Before I Forget, and got back when Devil in I came out, and that's the kinda stuff I expect, and most of this album doesn't even touch that level, let alone what Iowa is like. It hurts to say I don't like this album at the first listen, but I have to be honest. If it was an experiment, which is the only reason I could see them doing this, it failed miserably in my eyes, and it legitimately hurts to say that.    … Expand
  39. tsush21
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    No words needed. Masterpiece
    Great synergy of all previous album's styles.
    100% recommended
  40. Boomstick95
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    I heard the Album now the 5th time and with every hearing session i find another piece of hidden art in this new and mostly daring but also winning album of slipknot. Its an album which is fresh and brave and even keep the great spirit of the band. Some also tracks remind me of IOWA times. Wouldnt be surprised if this will be one of the best Slipknot LP's. Great work. Great Art.
  41. Littleboyy
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Amazing. The only word to describe it. It is a breath of fresh air for SlipKnot in the modern era of Slipknot and makes you want more (even though there are 14 songs).
  42. Mamosha
    Aug 9, 2019
    1
    I rate this album with 1. Because in this sh*t you can find only 1.5 good tracks.
    All other sh*t you can turn on on the graduation school ball for slow dance...
  43. MrDave88
    Aug 9, 2019
    8
    I really enjoy this album but Iowa and Slipknot are better albums for me. Solid 8/10 for me.
  44. Gelmibson
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Can feel the evolution in both Slipknot as a band and Corey’s singing. It’s heavy, but stays authentic. Some parts are unpredictible, which is real fun to listen for the first time. I can’t say it’s a copy of any other previous albums, it’s innovative, modern, unique, and strongly stands on his own. Nero Forte is an instant favorite.
  45. Almighty_David
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    We Are Not Your Kind is nothing short of a masterpiece. It’s Slipknot ambitiously refining their sound while firing on all cylinders. Very impressive.
  46. rubbinhye
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    It's everything I wanted and more. Surprisingly, the least Slipknot song on the album, Spiders, is in the top 5 for me off the album.
  47. SchroederRock
    Aug 9, 2019
    7
    I'm not some Slipknot mega-fan. I enjoy a handful of their tracks but usually don't venture beyond what immediately jumps out to me, so if I can appreciate this album enough to get into it way more than I have with any previous Slipknot album I can only imagine how excellent it must be for legit fans. Definitely worth a spin, and perhaps many more spins in the future.
  48. Lilarise
    Aug 9, 2019
    1
    I have been a huge Slipknot fan from the beginning, and it pains me greatly to have to say this but this entire album is garbage. Not once did I feel like I was listening to a slipknot album. Fact is, the band lost its way after Paul.
  49. MonkeyDneehar
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Dark, heavy and aggressive! Just what you want in a Slipknot album. This will entertain casual listeners too!
  50. Wolfhound_GD
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    Nero Forte is the best song I've heard in years! The drums are absolutely savage! This entire album is brutal but so melodic!
  51. MADVIP85
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    You want Iowa, the self titled and Vol.3 combined in one brutally melodic fashion then this is your album. Creepy samples, eerie intros, beautifully crafted ballads and rip roaring choruses. Definitely worth a shot for the Grammys
  52. Alcard9
    Aug 9, 2019
    10
    **** amazing. Great album with great songs (Nero Forte is my favorite), in the second half it’s Full of experimentation.
  53. Clayton1115
    Aug 9, 2019
    7
    With some very solid tracks and some that feel a bit too "experimental", "We are not your kind" is a good addition to slipknot's discography. Even if it is a bit of a come down from ".5 the grey chapter".
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  1. Classic Rock Magazine
    Aug 20, 2019
    90
    Wonderfully cohesive hour of vein-popping indignation. [Sep 2019, p.82]
  2. Clash Music
    Aug 15, 2019
    70
    Slipknot make an unexpected impact with their newly-discovered tenderness, but it’s those instantly-recognisable throat-shredding roars that really shine.
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  3. Pitchfork
    Aug 14, 2019
    67
    For better or for worse, Kind is a Slipknot record, one that has more to offer than expected and is still sometimes frustratingly short-sighted.
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