Here is an overview of Slipknot's new masks

As could be expected, members of NOOSE unveiled new costumes to coincide with the release of their sixth studio album, "We are not your kind", which will arrive on August 9 via Roadrunner.

A closer look at each of the new masks is available below.

NOOSE singer Corey Taylor worked on his new mask with a special effects caption Tom Savini, whose long career in the film industry and especially in the horror genre dates back to the late 1970s, especially in films like "Friday 13", "Dawn of the dead", "From dusk to dawn" and full of others.

NOOSEThe current range of s continues to include the drummer Jay Weinberg and bassist Alessandro "Vman" Venturella, who has already played on 2014 ".5: The gray chapter" album.

The identity of NOOSEThe new percussionist has not been revealed, but it appears in the band's new video for the song "Invisible" and in the last press stroke.

NOOSEPrevious drums Chris Fehn The group sued in March, claiming that he had not been properly compensated for his years of touring and recording with the group.

Fehn, known to wear a Pinocchiostyle mask, had played with NOOSE since 1998 and has participated in all previous albums of the group.

"We are not your kind" was again recorded in a Los Angeles studio with the producer Greg Fidelmanwho designed and mixed NOOSEthe 2004 album "Vol 3: (The sublime verses)" and barred ".5: The gray chapter".

NOOSEof "Knotfest Tour" This tour will take place in North America this summer. VOLBEAT, Gojira and MONSTER will join as special guests on all dates.

Produced by Live NationThe 29-city tour will begin July 26 in Mountain View, California, at the Shoreline Amphitheater and continue until September 8, culminating with a performance at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, The Woodlands, Texas.

NOOSE will be the musical guest of Friday May 17, episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" The band will perform several songs on the outdoor stage of the show in front of a crowd composed solely of people standing.

New percussionist (undisclosed identity):

Alessandro "Vman" Venturella:

Corey Taylor (# 8):

Mr. Shawn "Clown" Crahan (# 6):

Jay Weinberg:

Jim Root (# 4)

Craig Jones (# 5):

Sid Wilson (# 0):

Mick Thomson (# 7):

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