CMFT
The man in the gnarly mask lets it all hang out with this Vegas-recorded party album, which swings from rock to country and hip-hop
Away from the horror movie masks of his day job as the frontman of Slipknot, Corey Taylor sounds like a man unshackled on his debut solo album. Talking recently to Kerrang!, the 46-year-old said it is “definitely the most upbeat, joyful album that I’ve done in God knows how long” — and that is something that shines through on almost every song.
The debut solo effort from the frontman for masked nu-metalheads Slipknot and post-grunge/alt-metallers Stone Sour, Corey Motherfucking Taylor (released for the weak of heart acronymically as CMFT) covers a wide swath of sonic territory that takes a swing at everything from Southern rock and pop to rap-metal, country, and punk.
Corey Taylor is a familiar name to virtually everyone who frequents BLABBERMOUTH.NET. He has topped the charts globally with his Grammy Award-winning metal band SLIPKNOT as well as with his rock band STONE SOUR. The iconic frontman returns with his first proper solo release titled "CMFT". The album...
Corey Taylor. Corey. Motherf$%#ing. Taylor. Finally, the most electrifying man in music entertainment has come back to turn our candy asses inside out, with his highly anticipated debut solo album, CMFT. I know everyone’s dying to know what Corey Taylor thinks of Corey Taylor’s first solo record, bu
A wealthy, middle-aged rock star releases an insipid vanity project. New music review by Guy Oddy