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Slipknot release new single ‘Arsenal’
Slipknot have returned with ‘Arsenal’, their first new song in over three years.
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An instrumental intro built from distorted, harmonic textures, '(515)' opens Iowa with a stark and unsettling presence. The track takes its name from the area code of Des Moines, the Iowa hometown that shaped the band's identity and lends its name to the album itself. The piece centres on a single repeated word, delivered as raw vocal anguish rather than melody. What emerged was a heavily edited version of an extended studio session, compressed into a brief but immersive threshold between silence and the violence that follows. It functions less as a song than as a descent.
"(515)" is a track by Slipknot, from the album Iowa, released 20th August 2001. The track is 1:00 long. It's filed under Metal. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about Slipknot.
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Death Death Death Death Death. Death. Death. Death.
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