Rock Feed Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour)
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Sep 11, 2023 
Corey Taylor, the iconic frontman of Slipknot and Stone Sour, discusses his new solo album CMF2, highlighting its diverse sound and standout tracks like 'Beyond'. He delves into the evolution of his music, comparing CMF2 to his first album in terms of focus and creativity. Corey shares insights on the dynamics of studio recording, from playful banter to serious artistry, and weighs in on the challenges of modern music production. He also reflects on Slipknot's legacy and its unexpected influence on new artists, while addressing concerns about AI in the industry.
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Traditional Recording Preserves Identity
- Corey Taylor argues modern production flattens rock with the same plugins and fake tones.
- He records traditionally with the band live to preserve a unique musical fingerprint.
Demo First, Collaborate Freely
- Corey Taylor demos 98% of his songs then gives band members room to create on top of the structure.
- He reviews and reshapes arrangements in studio, keeping final approval.
Studio Fart Hidden In A Track
- The band laughed constantly in the studio and even restarted tapes because of Elliot farting mid-take.
- They hid the fart audio in the mix toward the end of a heavy song as a joke for listeners to find.