When was duality released

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It means a lot to me. I heard Always on a student-run industrial radio show and fell in love. At that time I was having the time of my life at university, with all of the associated ups and downs. Duality became my go-to when I needed to feel good about the world.

The emotional attachment was so strong that I still get shivers now. An exceptional piece. Thank you. It is still a beautiful world. Bastiaan de Vries. David Smith. Guillaume Wiotte. Timequest Media UK. Matthew Johnson. Chris Keogh. Damin Toell. Mad Medico. Andreas Plaeschke. Jojo Big Ears. Mark Wilson. Arnaud Dionisio.

Philippe Saidj. Yoshihiro Sasaki. Juan Carlos Ruiz Espinosa. Andrew Flint. Daniele Berno. Nathaniel Krell. Ricardo Aguirre S. Miroslav Hroch. Purchasable with gift card. Originally released by Third Mind Records in Duality contains a never-ending collection of classic ITN tracks including the cult German club hit Corruption.

Sold Out. Belle Epoque Always Red Harvest Duality Corruption I Thorns II Pulse III A Valediction It's spiritual. Taylor praised engineer Greg Fidelman instead. He was there from sometimes six in the morning till four in the morning, I mean, every day, when we needed him. Though in later years Taylor admitted that much of his frustration stemmed from personal battles he faced at the time, deciding to quit drinking during the recording process after he almost fell from a balcony whilst intoxicated , saved only by a friend and his wife who were with him at the time.

The band finished recording in early , allowing them to hit the road again shortly after. With the album release date looming on May 25th , a digital release of Pulse Of The Maggots gave fans a first taste of the record, though stylistically the track still drew from the same well of inspiration as much of their previous material. It's a dark song, but the chorus is very liberal as far as tones and things that we've never done before, and the things we've done with [singer] Corey [Taylor]'s voice are really wild.

Looking to reflect the more personal nature of their new album, Slipknot were looking to escape the bright lights of LA and New York to return to their hometown in Des Moines, Iowa. They ultimately settled on recording the music video to Duality in their hometown, in a house owned by a fan.

The initial plan was for the band to "bounce around it like sardines in a can", but when they put out a casting call for Maggots to attend the shoot, all hell broke loose. We wanted a video that showed the integrity of the band and the relationship with the fans.

In the initial callout, the band had expected Maggots to respond to the call, but once word got out people began to travel from far and wide. The sense of community that had coalesced around Slipknot was now incredibly palpable, and the band were eager to capture the response to their new song. Initially trying to keep damage to a minimum, the band began playing the song in the house while fans reacted. Everything went to utter bedlam when Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson broke a window, which then saw fans following his action with every other window in the house.

Two fans ended up getting minor slashes from broken glass and two more were taken away after destroying a rented Ford Taurus with baseball bats they snuck into the shoot, but remarkably everyone walked away from the shoot relatively unscathed.

Except for the house of course; that was fucked. As for the single itself, Duality reached No. Meanwhile, it helped Vol. The sound of internalised pain being turned into communal catharsis, the track redefined the parameters of what Slipknot could sound like whilst giving them a more personal connection with their fans than they could ever have thought possible.

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