Korn Unveil New Video For 'Chaos Lives In Everything'

 

  Korn unveiled the video for their new single 'Chaos Lives In Everything' featuring dubstepper Skrillex from their new album 'The Path of Totality.'

  The video features a Matrix style battle between skateboarders and businessman minus Korn or Skrillex.

  Check out the video for 'Chaos Lives In Everything' below:

Korn's Jonathan Davis to Release Electronic EP as Alter Ego

  Korn frontman Jonathan Davis is working on a electronic solo EP as his alter ego "J Devil".

  In 2011 Korn released 'The Path of Totality' with electronic artist Skrillex.  Now Davis is taking it a step further.  Davis explains the EP isn't limited to one specific genres of electronic, "It's all these different genres.  I love electro, I love jungle, I love drum and bass, I love dubstep, so it's a mixup of all that stuff."

  Jonathan Davis recently released 'Silent Hill', the title track for the soundtrack of 'Silent Hill: Downpour' video game.

  The EP is expected to be released sometime this                   year on Dim Mak records.

Bamboozle Festival 2012 Lineup Announced

  The full 2012 Bamboozle Festival lineup was announced today with headliners Skrillex, Incubus, Foo Fighters, Blink-182, and Bon Jovi.

  The Asbury Park, New Jersey Festival takes place over 3 days May 18-20, with over 60 bands from every musical walk of life playing.  Thankfully Andrew Dice Clay cleared his calendar for the event..

  Full lineup below or go to TheBamboozle.com

The Black Keys Blame the State of Rock on Nickelback. Update:

  According to The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney "Rock and roll is dying because people became OK with Nickelback being the biggest band in the world"  Carney commented "[Musicians] became OK with the idea that the biggest rock band in the world is always going to be shit- therefore you should never try to be the biggest rock band in the world."

The Black Keys

  "Rock and roll is the music I feel the most passionately about, and I don't like to see it fucking ruined and spoon fed down our throats in this watered- down, post-grunge crap, horrendous shit."

  With people like Lady Gaga and Ke$ha threatening to make rock albums in 2012 and "save rock music", Skrillex teaming up with Korn for 'The Path of Totality', and Rap and Hip- Hop mostly dominating the charts over the last 10 years.  What will happen to rock music? Will it continue its current path or will rock again dominate the charts?  With what The Black Keys have been doing, Carney better be careful they could soon enough be lumped in with the biggest bands in the world.

UPDATE: Nickelback has responded on twitter. "thanks to the drummer in The Black Keys calling us the biggest band in the world in Rolling Stone. HEHE". Nickelback I guess chose to ignore the rest of what Carney was saying, that the band was "shit".



   The Black Keys' seventh studio album El Camino is out now.


 Rock music is definitely making a cultural shift,  but is it for the better?  Where will it go?  Let us know what you think.