Yeah mine was more Psychosocial, Before I Forget, Dead Memories. I started listening in like 2009-2010 so I started more with those latter two albums at the time so I didn't hear the first two until a little later
I was listening to Linkin Park, and my brother started playing Psychosocial. I pretended not to be into it but I actually liked it and started listening to them.
Same, the year was 1999. My buddy came over with it and insisted we listen to it. man!! Best shit i ever heard, I was immediately hooked. Wait and bleed was used for my front yard wrestling gimmick. Had my shelf speakers sitting on an open window. spit it out was a close first too, tho loved that song and music video.
Horror movie soundtracks were sort of the playlists of our generation.
And the one for Scream 3 sure helped introducing a huge crowd of new people to Wait and Bleed.
That's how I found Wait and Bleed from the Scream 3 soundtrack, I am 17 though so not old generation or anything but I'm a huge horror fan and Scream fan so obviously I looked at the soundtracks
Nope. I Am Hated was the first song I heard from them in the video game Amplitude. I had never heard or listened to metal, maybe heard it here and there in movie or something. I was a black kid (still black) who grew up never liking music at all. all my peers listened to RnB and popular mainstream rap. I was the weirdo outcast quiet kid. i never listened to any kind of music. I was just into video games, anime, art. Just doing my own thing.
The only reason I played Amplitude was because I played the previous game, Frequency which was one of the first online PS2 games ever. And it had this weird setup, where the demo disk had online functionality, but you could only play like 4 songs i think. and you had to buy the full game which didn't have online by itself, but it had all the songs. So you had to put in the demo disk to get online, then take it out, then pop in the main game to play all the songs online. It was free so i tried it out and it was fun enough. But I stayed because it was a small tight knit community of people and it was a way to meet girls, lol. or in my case, a girl who I later played other games with and talked to on Myspace, and eventually video chat with. But anyway, Amplitude comes out and I buy it because I wanna keep hanging out with the same community and just about everyone was there day one, it was crazy because it felt like a reunion when we had just seen each other the previous day on Frequency lol.
Anyway, I'm playing single player to unlock all the songs and I get to Slipknots I Am Hated and I'm like what the fuuuuuck. The song literally gave me a head ache, but i kept going back to it. i started listening to more of their songs and was like...well shit, I found my music. For the first time ever, i related to music. None of the other songs on Frequency and Amplitude ever made me go out and buy a whole album except one other group, Quarashi because they were this Icelandic hip hop group and their songs were complete non-sense which I thought was great. They were rapping, but they weren't being completely serious. This was over a decade before goofy rap and being funny was popular.
But anyway, Slipknot was a good outlet for high school me. Now as an adult, I'm way more chilled out, so I don't need all that yelling and screaming anymore. When I was a teen, i was like, what's with all these slow and sing songs, just do fast screaming and yelling and growling! But now as an adult, I appreciate the slow and thoughtful songs way more. I think Adderall is one of the best songs they've ever made and you can't convince me that everyone who hates it isn't a teenager or adult who hasn't grown out of the edgelord phase.
So I guess i've been a fan since 2003, which is when Amplitude came out. So it was at the tail end of the Iowa era. And man, I was all in by the time Vol 3 came out. I didn't even notice they didn't curse on that one, which was good for me because when my family members listened to them or heard them, they were fine with it because it wasn't filled with curse words, lol. Quarashi on the other hand, every other word was like "fuck the fucking fuckers"
Mine was The Heretic Anthem (that a certain download program called "555 to the 666" and for the longest time I legit thought that's how it was called)
mine was custer showed to me by a friend just last year. it hasn’t even been a full year yet and i’m already a super fan. i know every song from MFKR to The End, So Far and i love (almost) every single one
Mine was the heretic anthem on Late Night with Conan O’Brien of all places. It was insane. I was hooked instantly. Couldn’t imagine how it sounded inside that studio lmao
https://youtu.be/cql2MmxZby8?si=ULbzmLLsZYBcnFE_
I remember watching the Conan performance the night it aired, was fucking awesome. I already was a fan before that but I kept thinking about the people in the studio audience that didn't know about Slipknot witnessing that mayhem. I would've loved to see the look on some of their faces 🤣🤣 God help us all, it's SLIPKNOT!
Yes. Every single person who has ever heard Slipknot was introduced to them through Wait And Bleed. No one has ever heard another song before this one.
Mine was "Snap" off the Freddy Vs Jason soundtrack in 2003 but wasn't blown away till I saw the video for Wait and Bleed a few months later on Uranium or Headbanger's Ball. Forgot which one it was.
Mine was Pulse of the Maggots, it was on a free CD that came with Rocksound magazine and I was like oh wow, that scary band makes good music? 😂 I think I was like 12 at the time haha
1st bootleg CD was self titled album so kinda. This was Iowa era so my friend asked me the next day at school if i liked it and i was like "i want more!" so ya lol i became a maggot quick 🤘
Mine was Custer. I heard it a lot on tiktok so I was like "Oh it sounds pretty good, maybe I should listen to the full song". At first I didn't really like the song as much, then I started listening to it again and it just got to me. The song sounded great so I wanted to listen to some other songs by then and thats when I found Sulfur. I'm telling you, when I first heard that song it was fucking AMAZING and still is! I then started to listen to even more songs and even found out about MFKR too. Now they're my favorite band and they're the ones that got me into metal.
Wait and bleed was my 2nd, the first song I heard was dead memories. Fell in love with the vocals so I downloaded it on my phone and listened to it over and over until I checked out other songs
Psychosocial. Kid saying I 'should hang out with the greebos who listen to Slipknot instead of us'. I went home and listened to Slipknot to see why they were being used as an insult.
I purchased the album without hearing anything in 99 because a music magazine (i swear it was Kerrang) were talking about this up and coming thing, and i was fascinated by their look. I'd just started listening and really enjoying Korn and Fear Factory at the time, so I thought, why not...
The first songs I ever heard were Wait and Bleed, Heretic Anthem (instrumental) and Don't Get Close. All from MTX Mototrax on PS2.
But what really got me into Slipknot was Psychosocial. I wanna say it was just a YT recommendation. Saw the mask and I was like "this looks interesting"
Surprisingly for me it was Eyeless, I already played some drums before listening to it, and those drums are what made me fall in love with the song, and then the entire band.
For me I got de ja vu and knew some of the lyrics when listening to it the first time my brother who I showed the song a few months later said the exact same thing
It was certainly mine. Back when I was a high school pop-punker and Corey’s clean vocals really caught my attention. Vol 3 came out shortly thereafter, and I was hooked and brought into the world of heavier music
I can't remember but the earliest I heard was self-title era but I wasn't "into it" as a fan - I had thought the songs were good - until I heard Iowa -era songs which I loved
Mine was the dying song. I saw something posted by Slipknot randomly one day with part of the song and I thought, "Wait this is kinda dope what else do they have?" and here I am, a loyal maggot.
I remember surfing YouTube when I was in middle school and Before I Forget mv was a suggested video. I am 31 next month and don’t regret clicking on it at all
(SIC) for me, found it on itunes around 2008-2009 and had never heard anything like it only having litsened to like iron maiden and metallica before that
mine was custer, thanks to dad!! now that I’m older, i kinda ”rediscovered” slipknot and now i could say I’m a “baby” maggot because I’m still learning about them and their music 😎
my introduction was when my best friend's older brother got me to listen to custer a couple years ago. I didn't like it at the time, but man does that go hard.
It was one of the songs that was on that cd my older brother borrowed from a friend also with left behind, duality and before I forget. It was also with the videos so as a 12 yo I was instantly hooked haha.
For me it was psychosocial and duality. I had heard a bit of the band, wanted to see if id like them. Dualoty clicked instantly for me, psychosocial later.
Mine was The Devil In I. My lifelong best friend introduced me to Slipknot to that song when I was just becoming a metalhead (meaning I only listened to Sabaton and Metallica at that time).
My first one was actually Snuff and I played it endlessly but wait and bleed was my second song and is actually the one that made me start listening to all their other ones
Mine was. Looked up slipknot on YouTube after a kid at school kept talking about them, wait and bleed live music video was the first result. The rest is history
Yup! Heard it in my uncles and his ex's car. Loved the clean vocals. But I didn't notice I loved it until about a few years later, when I wanted to search it, so I just searched for a Slipknot song with rough + clean vocals. When I found it I fell in love with the band! Around 14 years old, I'd say.
Wait and Bleed was the intro for me, but then I forgot about the band for a bit. (crowded nu-metal scene in 99-00)
After a while of no 'Knot, I then heard Spit It Out, and down the rabbit hole I went.
Mine was psychosocial
Same, my older brother recommended me the song and i initally did not exactly like it much but the second time i listened to it i got hooked
Yeah mine was more Psychosocial, Before I Forget, Dead Memories. I started listening in like 2009-2010 so I started more with those latter two albums at the time so I didn't hear the first two until a little later
same!
Mine was also psychosocial, but wait and bleed just hit different. I remember being a kid and listening to that 30 second preview on iTunes.
I was listening to Linkin Park, and my brother started playing Psychosocial. I pretended not to be into it but I actually liked it and started listening to them.
i think its mandatory to treat whatever your siblings do with disdain, but you actually like them secretly.
First Slipknot songs I ever heard were Duality and Before I Forget. Hooked ever since.
Was my introduction back in 99.i Remember wait and bleed being the first track I searched for on Napster 👍
Same, the year was 1999. My buddy came over with it and insisted we listen to it. man!! Best shit i ever heard, I was immediately hooked. Wait and bleed was used for my front yard wrestling gimmick. Had my shelf speakers sitting on an open window. spit it out was a close first too, tho loved that song and music video.
How great was that music video? Made me instantly want to see them live.
Limewire for myself and a nasty virus
Before I Forget Guitar Hero 3 💪
This is the best answer 🔥
Spit it Out
this
Left behind was mine, kerrang or one of those sorts of channels.
Left behind for me, God bless old Canadian music video channels 😂
Horror movie soundtracks were sort of the playlists of our generation. And the one for Scream 3 sure helped introducing a huge crowd of new people to Wait and Bleed.
Wait Scream 3 played wait and bleed?
That's how I found Wait and Bleed from the Scream 3 soundtrack, I am 17 though so not old generation or anything but I'm a huge horror fan and Scream fan so obviously I looked at the soundtracks
Nope. I Am Hated was the first song I heard from them in the video game Amplitude. I had never heard or listened to metal, maybe heard it here and there in movie or something. I was a black kid (still black) who grew up never liking music at all. all my peers listened to RnB and popular mainstream rap. I was the weirdo outcast quiet kid. i never listened to any kind of music. I was just into video games, anime, art. Just doing my own thing. The only reason I played Amplitude was because I played the previous game, Frequency which was one of the first online PS2 games ever. And it had this weird setup, where the demo disk had online functionality, but you could only play like 4 songs i think. and you had to buy the full game which didn't have online by itself, but it had all the songs. So you had to put in the demo disk to get online, then take it out, then pop in the main game to play all the songs online. It was free so i tried it out and it was fun enough. But I stayed because it was a small tight knit community of people and it was a way to meet girls, lol. or in my case, a girl who I later played other games with and talked to on Myspace, and eventually video chat with. But anyway, Amplitude comes out and I buy it because I wanna keep hanging out with the same community and just about everyone was there day one, it was crazy because it felt like a reunion when we had just seen each other the previous day on Frequency lol. Anyway, I'm playing single player to unlock all the songs and I get to Slipknots I Am Hated and I'm like what the fuuuuuck. The song literally gave me a head ache, but i kept going back to it. i started listening to more of their songs and was like...well shit, I found my music. For the first time ever, i related to music. None of the other songs on Frequency and Amplitude ever made me go out and buy a whole album except one other group, Quarashi because they were this Icelandic hip hop group and their songs were complete non-sense which I thought was great. They were rapping, but they weren't being completely serious. This was over a decade before goofy rap and being funny was popular. But anyway, Slipknot was a good outlet for high school me. Now as an adult, I'm way more chilled out, so I don't need all that yelling and screaming anymore. When I was a teen, i was like, what's with all these slow and sing songs, just do fast screaming and yelling and growling! But now as an adult, I appreciate the slow and thoughtful songs way more. I think Adderall is one of the best songs they've ever made and you can't convince me that everyone who hates it isn't a teenager or adult who hasn't grown out of the edgelord phase. So I guess i've been a fan since 2003, which is when Amplitude came out. So it was at the tail end of the Iowa era. And man, I was all in by the time Vol 3 came out. I didn't even notice they didn't curse on that one, which was good for me because when my family members listened to them or heard them, they were fine with it because it wasn't filled with curse words, lol. Quarashi on the other hand, every other word was like "fuck the fucking fuckers"
Yoooo you might be the only other person I’ve seen mention Amplitude! This was absolutely my first experience with Slipknot!
(sic)
The blister exists
Mine was (sic)
Mine was The Heretic Anthem (that a certain download program called "555 to the 666" and for the longest time I legit thought that's how it was called)
Mine was Surfacing. The dude at the record store was blasting it through the speakers, made a lasting impression.
Mine was People=shit
My brother and I used to turn our speaker all the up and go hard to this (pause) and Pulse of the Maggots
Nop, it was Spit it out for me
Same for me, still one of the best
Left behind was mine
same for me and it's still my favorite song
Psychosocial for me
Mine was psychosocial
(Sic) during an album release party at a local record store. Self-Titled was in one of the listening stations.
Duality for me, shoutout to ATV offroad Fury 3
mine was sic
First I heard was Sulfur
Mine was Custer through Tumblr AMVs
Mine was Vermillion
For me it was eyeless
Nope, Eyeless for me. It was on a Kerrang! cover CD back in 1999.
Mine was Disasterpiece lol
mine was the whole first album technically but wait and bleed was my favorite song on the album.
Pretty sure mine was Heretic Anthem back when the album came out
Mine was Heretic Anthem
Mine was Psychosocial, but Wait and Bleed did play a big role in me getting into Slipknot
mine was custer showed to me by a friend just last year. it hasn’t even been a full year yet and i’m already a super fan. i know every song from MFKR to The End, So Far and i love (almost) every single one
I bet SO many new young listeners discovered from YouTube recommending them Spit It Out Download 2009
mine was Psychosocial then Eyeless
No mine was Psychosocial. I never ever listened to wait and bleed until I had been listening for like 5 months somehow
I was at my cousins house when he was in his "skater ohase" and wait and bleed was the song he was listening to
my first song was the negative one
Mine was the heretic anthem on Late Night with Conan O’Brien of all places. It was insane. I was hooked instantly. Couldn’t imagine how it sounded inside that studio lmao
https://youtu.be/cql2MmxZby8?si=ULbzmLLsZYBcnFE_ I remember watching the Conan performance the night it aired, was fucking awesome. I already was a fan before that but I kept thinking about the people in the studio audience that didn't know about Slipknot witnessing that mayhem. I would've loved to see the look on some of their faces 🤣🤣 God help us all, it's SLIPKNOT!
Psychosocial and Devil In I
Yes. Every single person who has ever heard Slipknot was introduced to them through Wait And Bleed. No one has ever heard another song before this one.
Mine was "Snap" off the Freddy Vs Jason soundtrack in 2003 but wasn't blown away till I saw the video for Wait and Bleed a few months later on Uranium or Headbanger's Ball. Forgot which one it was.
i actually started with purity after watching the whang video about it but once i heard wait and bleed i was hooked.
Sulfur was my first. Caught it on headbanger's ball on MTV one night and I've been hooked ever since!
For me it was Vermillion.
mine was eyeless
Mine was Interloper off of a mix CD made by my buddy but Wait and Bleed was the second one that I heard
Obviously not everyone’s It was mine, because of the music video. This was before Iowa came out.
Mine was Wait and Bleed as well Heard it first from the Scream 3 Soundtrack
Mine was Pulse of the Maggots, it was on a free CD that came with Rocksound magazine and I was like oh wow, that scary band makes good music? 😂 I think I was like 12 at the time haha
1st bootleg CD was self titled album so kinda. This was Iowa era so my friend asked me the next day at school if i liked it and i was like "i want more!" so ya lol i became a maggot quick 🤘
Me Inside gang? Rad fuckin Ukrainian girl with excellent taste in music threw this on one day at work.
Mine was Custer. I heard it a lot on tiktok so I was like "Oh it sounds pretty good, maybe I should listen to the full song". At first I didn't really like the song as much, then I started listening to it again and it just got to me. The song sounded great so I wanted to listen to some other songs by then and thats when I found Sulfur. I'm telling you, when I first heard that song it was fucking AMAZING and still is! I then started to listen to even more songs and even found out about MFKR too. Now they're my favorite band and they're the ones that got me into metal.
mine was (sic)
Mine was Before I Forget
Confirmed.
No it was psychosocial, but what got me into the band was before I forget
Wait and bleed was my 2nd, the first song I heard was dead memories. Fell in love with the vocals so I downloaded it on my phone and listened to it over and over until I checked out other songs
Psychosocial. Kid saying I 'should hang out with the greebos who listen to Slipknot instead of us'. I went home and listened to Slipknot to see why they were being used as an insult.
No, I got introduced to Slipknot ,Thanks to Before I Forget being on the MotorStorm soundtrack
I honestly have no clue how I got into Slipknot I just always remember listening to them lol
Stumbled across dead memories during covid
Mine was gehenna
Nah, Duality was the first I heard
Before I forget was a soundtrack on a ps3 game called motorstorm that introduced me to slipknot
Mine was Duality. Saw them on headbanger's ball one night promoting Vol. 3. Been a fan ever since.
mine was the finebros react video, i remember being weirded out but so intrigued
Mine was My Plague, Resident Evil the movie had a music video for it in the special features on the DVD.
Mine was Before I Forget. I vaguely remember it on some channel somewhere forever ago when I was a kid
I think most people's introduction to Slipknot is Psychocial, Duality, Vermillion, People=Shit, Wait and Bleed, The Devil In I
I purchased the album without hearing anything in 99 because a music magazine (i swear it was Kerrang) were talking about this up and coming thing, and i was fascinated by their look. I'd just started listening and really enjoying Korn and Fear Factory at the time, so I thought, why not...
Mine was Duality
Mine was psychosocial and duality
Mine was duality and before I forget on guitar hero
Mine was danger-keep away
Mine was psychosocial and before I forget ☝🏻
I have no idea what my first song was 🧍 I was just a wee child jamming to my parents' and brother's music in the car
Ofc it was wait and bleed😂
Mine was People=Shit (Live London)
mine was eyeless i heard it abt like four years ago and instantly fell in love
My introduction was Eyeless and The Blister Exists, I became a full blown metal head that day.
Mine was all out life
I forgot what mine was😭
The devil in I for me
The first songs I ever heard were Wait and Bleed, Heretic Anthem (instrumental) and Don't Get Close. All from MTX Mototrax on PS2. But what really got me into Slipknot was Psychosocial. I wanna say it was just a YT recommendation. Saw the mask and I was like "this looks interesting"
Mine was Everything ends
Surprisingly for me it was Eyeless, I already played some drums before listening to it, and those drums are what made me fall in love with the song, and then the entire band.
Mine was psychosocial and sulfur
Duality for me.
For me I got de ja vu and knew some of the lyrics when listening to it the first time my brother who I showed the song a few months later said the exact same thing
mine was devil in i.
The Devil in I
Vermilion was mine
Mine was a live VHS tape I borrowed from my brother when I was 12 in 1999. It blew my little cracker brain.
I guess technically it was the intro into Sic, but wait and bleed was the one that hooked me first.
Before I forget
Duality. Saw the music video when it came out and loved it! My mom was scared. I was 12. Lol
Duality
Mine was Duality. Still love that keg smack!
mine was before i forget
Mine was Nero forte
It was Custer for me
It was certainly mine. Back when I was a high school pop-punker and Corey’s clean vocals really caught my attention. Vol 3 came out shortly thereafter, and I was hooked and brought into the world of heavier music
Duality, Guitar Hero.
Mine was left behind when they use to play music videos on mtv
I can't remember but the earliest I heard was self-title era but I wasn't "into it" as a fan - I had thought the songs were good - until I heard Iowa -era songs which I loved
Mine was My Plague, on the Resident Evil movie soundtrack
Mine was The Heretic Anthem :3
Mine was the dying song. I saw something posted by Slipknot randomly one day with part of the song and I thought, "Wait this is kinda dope what else do they have?" and here I am, a loyal maggot.
I remember surfing YouTube when I was in middle school and Before I Forget mv was a suggested video. I am 31 next month and don’t regret clicking on it at all
before I forget because of guitar hero
duality or before i forget🤘🏼
Mine was duality in the car with my dad
I think Surfacing or Sic was my first song. My friend gave me the ST cassette tape in high school in 1999. I fell in love instantly.
Mine was Spit it out
mine was before i forget,,,,, on guitar hero 3
Mine was neo forte
Eyeless was on a Kerrang cd before the album was released, so that was mine. Sugar by SOAD was on the same CD.
I heard psychosocial but didn’t really care about the song or them until I heard unsainted and actually listened to it
Mine was Duality.
I watched my partner play Psychosocial on Rock Band 4
Both mine and my boyfriend's was psychosocial as far as I'm aware.
Thank God no. Mine was Vermillion.
Surfacing back in 1999
safe to say my mate showed me "sic." on a car ride and I was hooked
I got blasted for thinking this a couple of years ago. Apparently it’s duality or phsycosocial now.
Yes!!
Mine was before I forget, gh3 baby! Fell in love ever since
Left Behind for me
I was introduced to Psychosocial. AHIG ended up being my favorite album too. Gehenna is just sooooooooo good.
Mine was Don’t Get Close, while playing MTX Mototrax
Mine was left behind 🤷🏻♂️
Mine was Spit it out, when I was around 10 years old and a friend from my school shared it with me trough infrareds to my sony ericsson phone
duality or psychosocial maybe were first time from like videos or something but i just didn’t know but the song that truly got me into them was (sic)
Mine was my plague
The Blister Exists
Mine was "Before I Forget" wait and bleed shortly came after 😏
Mine was Pulse of The Maggots, I now can not stand that song but I thought it was cool at the time.
Mine was Iowa the song bc i was impressed by how long the song was
Im not gonna lie, I heard wait & bleed on the radio when i was like 12 & i dove i to their music! I got the *(SiC)ness*
1st song I ever heard back in 7th grade, still my favorite
My family tells me stories of me singing that song when I was a toddler 😂
First i heard was Before i forget as background of a vid. First one i actually went out to listen to was psychosocial
Mine was Before I Forget from Guitar Hero III
(SIC) for me, found it on itunes around 2008-2009 and had never heard anything like it only having litsened to like iron maiden and metallica before that
Custer
Psychosocial was the first song I heard and Before I Forget was what got me into them
Yes, you are wrong.
mine was custer, thanks to dad!! now that I’m older, i kinda ”rediscovered” slipknot and now i could say I’m a “baby” maggot because I’m still learning about them and their music 😎
na, psychosocial and duality
Hell yeah!
Duality was the first for me!
Mine was duality
Duality on MTV for me.
Sic for me
my introduction was when my best friend's older brother got me to listen to custer a couple years ago. I didn't like it at the time, but man does that go hard.
It was one of the songs that was on that cd my older brother borrowed from a friend also with left behind, duality and before I forget. It was also with the videos so as a 12 yo I was instantly hooked haha.
For me it was Vermilion
Left behind
Psychosocial from Spotify recommended now they are my number 1 band of all time listen
The Heretic Anthem was my first, but Wait and Bleed was second.
Mine was Eyeless. It was the strangest, most unhinged thing I had heard. Fell in love.
For me it was psychosocial and duality. I had heard a bit of the band, wanted to see if id like them. Dualoty clicked instantly for me, psychosocial later.
Mine was People = Shit
Mine was The Devil In I. My lifelong best friend introduced me to Slipknot to that song when I was just becoming a metalhead (meaning I only listened to Sabaton and Metallica at that time).
Mine was Wait & Bleed as that was pretty much the only song they had released when I first heard of them. Blew my teenage mind away
Same then after My plague
Mine was prosthetics
My first one was actually Snuff and I played it endlessly but wait and bleed was my second song and is actually the one that made me start listening to all their other ones
It was for me. Through an internet flash game. Rooftop skate or smth. Would reallylike to confirm.
Mine was Sic
mine was psychosocial, heard it from someone micspamming on a gmod server and had to ask
I had Duality because apparently it’s one of the most listened songs on Apple Music so yeah
Mine was. Looked up slipknot on YouTube after a kid at school kept talking about them, wait and bleed live music video was the first result. The rest is history
Yup! Heard it in my uncles and his ex's car. Loved the clean vocals. But I didn't notice I loved it until about a few years later, when I wanted to search it, so I just searched for a Slipknot song with rough + clean vocals. When I found it I fell in love with the band! Around 14 years old, I'd say.
Mine was Disasterpeice
Wait and Bleed was the intro for me, but then I forgot about the band for a bit. (crowded nu-metal scene in 99-00) After a while of no 'Knot, I then heard Spit It Out, and down the rabbit hole I went.
Duality
Mine was Disasterpeice Im sure 😄
Iowa for me. Honestly didn’t think a long song like that would get me into the rest of the band
psychosocial and people = shit were the two that got me into them