
KoRn Debuts New Track Reward The Scars
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KoRns new track Reward The Scars made a powerful debut at the Sick New World festival, marking their first new music in four years and their first live performance of the song. The band, known for their nu-metal sound, has been working on a new album since 2022, but fans can enjoy their current tour, including stops in South America and Europe.
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On April to 8th, Cohen just lit up the Sick New World Festival by debuting their new track reward. The scars live for the first time to amass 50,000 in Las Vegas. This new metal powerhouse dropped the song as a surprise on April 24th, their first fresh music in four years, and it's tied to the Diablo. Four expansion, Lord of Hatred. They unleashed it midway through their headlines set on April 25th, after kicking off with classics that had the fans raging. Frontman Jonathan Davis hyped the moment, shouting out the long day and how they'd been locked in the studio, grinding for five years to craft. Something fierce. The thunderous riffs and endemic chorus hit hard, produced by Nick Rescolonex, who's been in the mix since their 2016 album The Serenity of. Suffering. Fans lost it, and they came after guitarist Brian Hedd Welch teased the prizes earlier this year, despite their focus on killer live shows.
Word is they've been deep into a new album since their 2022 Requiem, but no rush on that drop. Meanwhile, they're gearing up for South American next month, and a full year of run in October, hitting UK spots like Leeds on October 26th, with Architects and Youth Code. This debut keeps the fire burning for co-orns legacy of raw emotion turning into healing anthems. Proof, they're still evolving that new metal sound. We, creative. From the world of music, powered by AI. This is Music News Today.
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