Corey Taylor , vocalist for Slipknot and Stone Sour , was invited to participate in "So, How Was Your Decade? Rolling Stone series in which artists comment on the last ten years, citing their favorite moments.
"Get ready for everything I say here to be reported on all social media and news sites," he said at the beginning of the interview. So here we are doing our part by sharing his list to prove he was right.
When asked about his favorite album of the 2010s, the vocalist chose Pressure and Time (2011) by Rival Sons , a work loaded with blues and classic rock influences. “This album has everything they do well,” he explains, “They navigate between various styles and make it work.”
Refused was mentioned when talking about his favorite song. “Elektra,” released on the 2015 album Freedom , features “a riff that doesn’t end the way you imagined and transforms into something frenetic and incredible,” he says.
Already considered the artist of the decade, Corey wasn't humble and chose Slipknot himself. "We're bigger than ever," he says, confessing his pride in the band's success, growth, and evolution. And is he wrong?
