COREY TAYLOR Has Released a Video Game

The SLIPKNOT frontman has released a wrestling game playable in most internet browsers. The path to victory in the “CMFT” video game is winning the “CMFT” belt.

The “Battle For The Belt” includes characters aptly names after songs, such as BILLY “BLACK EYES” BLUE, CULTUREHEAD and a few others. Of course the obvious here is it includes COREY MF TAYLOR.

And of course the soundtrack is based on the “CMFT” album and features tracks such as “Meine Lux”, “Culture Head” and “HWY 666”. In order to access and play the game you must log in through either Apple Music or Spotify, depending on your preferred teaming service.

Check out the Tweet below from TAYLOR himself:

Access the game by going here.

“CMFT” was released on October 1st, via ROADRUNNER RECORDS and on October 2nd, he had a Livestream “record release party”.

The livestream called “FORUM OR AGAINST EM”, streamed from the FORUM ARENA in LA, featured his solo band. The set list included songs from “CMFT” as well as covers from SLIPKNOT and other artists.

You can listen to “CMFT Must Be Stopped” below:

And purchase the album here.

Give a listen via Spotify or Apple Music, and leave your thoughts in the comments.

SLIPKNOT’s “Unsainted” Certified Gold by RIAA

Big day for SLIPKNOT, as the RIAA or (Recording Industry Association of Artists) has announced that “Unsainted” has been Certified Gold in the U.S.

For those that do know know, that means that the single, from the Iowa metal band has sold 500,000 units. One unit is the equivalent of one digital sale or 150 audio/video streams via your favorite streaming services.

While the song, off of the record “We Are Not Your Kind”, has been Certified Gold, the record itself sold 118,000 units in its first week out in August 2018. That even landed it No. 1 on Bilboard’s Top 200. Sales for the album were inflated tremendously as the band gave the album away via redemption offer with ticket sales. Although that does not takeaway from what will end up being just as excellent an album as the rest of them.

Listen below to “Unsainted”: