Slipknot gets the third # 1 album on the bulletin board with "We're not your kind"

According to Billboard, NOOSEof "We are not your kind" on its first release, sold 118,000 equivalent album units in the United States and landed at the top of the Billboard 200 standings. Of this sum, 102,000 were on sale for the album.

The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the United States based on the multimeter consumption measured in equivalent album units. The units consist of classic album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and equivalent streaming albums (SEA).

"We are not your kind"Sales were boosted by an offer to buy concert / album tickets with NOOSEThe tour of, which started at the end of last month.

The LP is NOOSEFifth top 10 efforts of the Billboard 200. The masked metallers from the Iowa bases had already landed in the top 10 with the years 2014 ".5: The gray chapter" (No. 1), 2008 & # 39; s "All hope is lost" (No. 1), 2004 "Vol 3: (The sublime verses)" (No. 2) and 2001 "Iowa" (No. 3).

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

Earlier this year, the singer Corey Taylor say it Monks' register that part of "We are not your kind" was written while he was forced to "find out who I was" after his recent divorce, without falling back into addiction.

"All I did was give and I found myself absolutely, completely typed," he said. "You could see it in my skin, you could see it in my eyes, it's basically the trip I'm going to take with people on this album … show them what's happening to the depression when you do not have chemicals on which to support it. "

In a separate interview with BBC Radio 1of "Rock Show with Daniel P. Carter", Taylor says that NOOSEThis new album is "probably the farthest we have pushed the limits of creativity and experimentation, while not losing our identity.

"There are groups out there that they go for all this experimentation and they forget who they are – they forget that there is an audience that wants to hear a certain type … It has not been not to be the exact thing, but there must be some emotion that they are looking for, that they want to hear … There must be this touchstone: you can go as far as you want but you must be able to bring them back to that feeling that made them fans in the first place. really think we did with this album. We have not only gone to places that we have musically been referring to over the years, but we have never really gone really far, but we are also doing heavier things than we have ever done. "

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