It’s weird, but true. Go figure. ANYWAY, Slipknot unveiled their new masks at 12:01 am last night (actually, that’s bullshit – it was more like 1 a.m. EST). Now, a pattern has emerged over the years ...

Shawn "Clown" Crahan has had countless different Slipknot masks through the years. As a founding member of Slipknot, Clown has had more masks than any other member. This is especially thanks to the .

Slipknot’s covered-up faces are integral to their myth. From fucked up, skin-peeling botched surgery to eerie, blank expressions, the masks of the Iowa ninesome have showcased some of the most ...

To celebrate the history of Slipknot, Noisecreep is taking a look back at Slipknot's iconic masks throughout the years. In 2012, Slipknot announced the launch of the band's first ever digital app ...

Slipknot’s 2024 Look In honor of the band celebrating the 25th anniversary of their self-titled album debut, Slipknot returned to the stage earlier this year bringing back jumpsuits and masks in ...

Corey Taylor has had many different Slipknot masks through the years. All of the members of Slipknot change their masks with every album cycle, as you can see in our gallery of all the members ...

Upon their debut, Slipknot emerged on the scene in matching red jumpsuits and horrifying masks that cemented their unsettling image. Many of the masks during this era served as a basis of their ...

Who Were They? The masks Slipknot used to wear before they got new ones, adoy. What Went Wrong? Slipknot became successful and were able to afford the cost of hiring people to make much cooler-looking ...

Messed-Up History (Video) Here's What Every Slipknot Mask Really Means Posted: January 19, 2025 | Last updated: March 6, 2025 Slipknot is not the first band to wear a costume or elaborate face ...

SLIPKNOT has long been known not just for its aggressive music style but too for its image. The heavy metal band's attention-grabbing look is mostly down to unique masks each member dons on stage.

With every new Slipknot album comes a new era of masks. And with the release of We Are Not Your Kind earlier this month, we're now into the sixth iteration of Slipknot masks. Six! To be fair ...

“Wear the Mask,” which blends gaming, social media, and photography, invites users to design their own Slipknot masks and find out what type of”maggot” (or Slipknot fan) they are.