Quite a fun album, songs like Killpop, Sarcastrophe, Skeptic etc. make me keep coming back to it !

Yeah, some good stuff

Finally got around listening to it.
I was pleasantly surprised. It's almost as if this shitty fourth album whose name I can't remember just never existed.
Sure, it's not on par with the first two, but it's a nice follow-up to The Subliminal Verses.

Great follow up to the Subliminal Verses ! I never was a fan of Slipknot and don't care about what kind of music they play or how they like to disguise, all I know is that this album is f*cking enjoyable, so I love it

Now I've given it some time and given it another listen - I like it a lot more!

hipsters in the 70's - Kiss sucks! look at their makeup! haha
hipsters in the 80's - Kiss still sucks! haha
hipsters in the 90's - CorpsePaint sucks they not even scary at all
hipsters in the 00's - Slipknot sucks look at their mask's! haha (Actually Kiss was not that bad)
hipsters in the 10's - Probably CorpsePaint was not that bad,Kiss is actually decent musicians(Slipknot still sucks)
INCOMING...
hipsters in the 20's -,CorpsePaint rules! i Love Kiss! hmm.. Slipknot is not that bad vs today's bands

Not a bad album, much better than I expected, the guitarwork is pretty good, there's plenty of groove aswel, and with a slight 90's grunge vibe to it. It's not as heavy or fast as their previous attempts though, but still impressive. "Killpop" is my favourite track on the album, I also like "Sarcastrophe", "Skeptic" and "The One That Kills The Least". The other tracks are not quite as good imo. Overall it's one of their most consistent albums, and I'm certainly ok with it.

This album has some masterclass thrash/death riffs, like AOV, SARCATASTROPHE, NORDIC, and LECH. There is also a top-notch 90's grunge vocal melody line essence and of course the classic punk/chaotic rhythm section in lesser quantity. Songs like Kill Pop with the experimental ABBAesque kind of verse is a token of musicianship. If Rain is what you want is a hidden Gem alongside Goodbye. This is just excellent for those who listen to music with their ears and their heart. For those who listen to music using only their neck, they can stick to the first two albums(excellent albums but.....)

This album is good. But it reeks of missed potential. If it could have been as good as its peaks, we're talking about an album that could potentially be better than Slipknot. "XIX" and Sarcastrophe" are so damn amazing, the former's haunting sound giving way to the latter's cacophony of chaos. But after the classic that is "The Devil in I" the album just becomes forgettable. Yet then in rockets into life again with the hype factory that is "Custer" and the brutality of "The Negative One", but then the album just becomes mediocre again.