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 ...

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.

See photos of Corey Taylor's many different Slipknot masks through the years, from their self-titled record through 2024.

Here are all of Slipknot's new album cycle masks which were revealed last night, ranked from worst to best.

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 ...

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 with regards to these dudes and ...

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 ...

Speculation increased that Slipknot are about to reveal their new masks after the band’s website was updated to feature a teaser video and a counter that runs to 0516, suggesting the date will ...

Twenty years ago, nine Iowans started a sickness with their self-titled debut that was unimaginably contagious. They fomented a revolution, took metal by the horns and crushed it to pieces with ...

It looks like the wait is almost over: Slipknot will be unveiling their new masks soon! Well, that's what their record label Roadrunner Records say anyway. Following a cryptic Instagram post from ...

In a podcast with Dean Delray, Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor reveals many secrets about the band’s legendary masks. The episode takes listeners on a journey through Taylor’s first mask ever ...

Slipknot's Corey Taylor and Shawn Crahan discuss the meaning behind their masks on BBC2's 'Artsnight' program.