Korn - Korn Vinyl Record

Korn - Korn Vinyl Record

Turn up the volume and experience the groundbreaking album that changed heavy music forever with Korn on vinyl. This explosive self-titled debut introduced the world to Korn’s dark, aggressive sound and helped launch the nu metal movement that dominated an entire generation. Packed with crushing riffs, haunting melodies, raw emotion, and unforgettable intensity, this record remains an absolute essential for metal fans and vinyl collectors alike.

Hearing Korn on vinyl delivers an even heavier and more immersive experience, bringing every distorted guitar, pounding bass line, and emotionally charged vocal performance to life with incredible depth and atmosphere. From the album’s eerie mood to its relentless energy, this release captures the raw power that made Korn one of the most influential bands in modern metal history.

Whether you’re a longtime fan revisiting a classic or discovering the album for the first time, this vinyl belongs in every serious rock and metal collection. Perfect for late-night listening sessions, collector displays, or blasting through powerful speakers, Korn remains one of the most iconic heavy albums ever recorded.

Why You Need It Now

Original and reissued vinyl pressings from legendary metal bands continue to surge in popularity, especially genre-defining albums like Korn. Nu metal nostalgia remains incredibly strong, and collectors are constantly searching for iconic records that helped shape the sound of the late ‘90s and early 2000s.

If you want to own one of the most important heavy albums ever released, Korn on vinyl is a must-have addition to your collection before stock becomes increasingly difficult to find.

Korn - Korn - Korn [Vinyl]
Barcode: 8718469536375

Korn: Brian (vocals, guitar); Jonathan Davis (vocals, bagpipes); J. Munky Shaffer (guitar, background vocals); Fieldy (bass, background vocals); David (drums, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Judith Kiener (vocals).
Recorded at Indigo Ranch Studios, Malibu, California.
"Shoots And Ladders" was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.
"Are you readyyyy?!" With that question--an inquiry that begins as a growl and ends as a scream--Jonathan Davis provides a fitting beginning to this searing collection of relentless, metallicized thrash/funk. His question is well-posed; this is not music for the faint of heart. Producer Ross Robinson and Korn have found a formula that works: start with a layer of fuzz-soaked guitar, add some big beats, and finish the whole construct off with a healthy dose of Davis's tortured vocals.
This is dark music, scary music. It's also occasionally funky music. "Ball Tongue," with its stop/start syncopation, tinny guitar whine, and stripped-down-to-the-bone verse, is a perfect encapsulation of the Korn style. The track also contains a trace of (gasp!) Hip-Hop flavor, but you won't be hearing this L.A. quartet on the dance floor any time soon. Their assault is severe, fueled with explosive bursts of guitar a la Metallica, as well as frenetic tempo changes reminiscent of Faith No More. The themes are frustration, alienation, pain, explored the way a bulldozer might peruse a patch of daisies.
Through songs like "Divine," where guitar and drums intertwine to form a sinewy, intricate rhythmic pulse, and "Fake," in which Davis's voice alternates between a dreamy sing-song and a demonic roar, Korn amply displays both their musicianship and their rage. But the disc's most startling moment is the last. "Daddy," in which the farthest reaches of human cruelty and depravity are held up and judged by an abused child, begins with a haunting surprise--and ends in an emotional meltdown, a final purge, with Davis sobbing, screaming, "You ruined my life!" Korn exorcises their demons the only way they know how--with music.

• Released: 07/29/14
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Pop