Fieldy Reflects on Korn, Teases New Project

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to music news today. AI-powered music coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Coryn's original bass is filthy. Just drop some real talk on the Shady characters podcast about why he stepped away and where he stands with the band. Now, back in 2021, he announced the hiatus to deal with personal issues and bad habits that were causing tension. No drugs involved, he stressed. Later, Rod Diaz jumped in on bass and the band kept rolling strong. That break gave fieldy time to reflect after nearly 30 years in the game. He looks back on Coryn as an epic ride like the ultimate thrill, no regrets. Bands of all, he said. Think Red Hot Chili Pepper swapping members. It's just how it goes. Rare to keep the same crew forever. Fans stayed hyped and guessing, especially after sightings like him, chilling with Coryn's Ray Luzier at NAMM this year and jumping on states for Coryn. Covers with X-Drummer David Silverius Band.

1:00No beef though, fieldy calls the guys his brothers since seventh grade, wishes them well as they crush tours. Lately, he's teasing a new project with Subotura's grace and necroman and X-Fear factories, Christian Old Wolvers. When asked if he's retired from Coryn, he hid back. I'm retired today, but we'll see about tomorrow. He spired up for whatever's next. Fieldy's owning his legacy as Coryn's fieldy forever. Cool with the chapter closing while eyeing fresh beats ahead.