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A man's body has been found 'wrapped in a blanket' on the roof of a three-storey home in Leeds sparking an emergency response.

Slipknot and former Stone Sour bandmates Corey Taylor and Jim Root are discussing the possibility of forming a new band.Root previously stated that he wanted to “get away from that sinking ship” upon departing Slipknot previously, and later admitted that “[Taylor and I] would have just ended up killing each other and driving each other crazy” had he stayed.Speaking in the new issue of Metal Hammer (via Loudersound), however, Taylor said: “He and I are very different people, and we were both going through our own shit in life. We reconnected, and we’re actually talking about doing some stuff on the side, outside of Slipknot and Stone Sour.”The frontman said that he couldn’t “sit here and say that I wasn’t responsible for some of the bad feelings” between the pair, adding: “That can only come with self-reflection, and the fact that the things that were going on in my life rippled and affected other people.

Corey Taylor has explained the meaning behind the title of Slipknot‘s forthcoming seventh album, ‘The End, So Far’.The metal titans are due to release the record – the follow-up to 2019’s ‘We Are Not Your Kind’ – on September 30 via Roadrunner (pre-order/pre-save here). It’ll feature the previous singles ‘The Chapeltown Rag’, ‘The Dying Song (Time To Sing)’ and ‘Yen’.During a live show over the summer, frontman Taylor took a moment to “clear up” any rumours that suggested the name of Slipknot’s forthcoming album could be signalling the band’s impending break-up.“That could not be further from the fucking truth, my friends,” he told the crowd that night.

With Halloween just around the corner, a Greater Manchester cinema has announced details of its new horror offering. Chapeltown Picture House (CHP) in Cheetham Hill will be putting on a number of cult horror classics over Halloween week as part of their ‘STAB’ film season.

Slipknot played their new single ‘The Dying Song (Time To Sing)’ live for the first time at a show in Prague last night (July 28). Watch fan-shot footage below.The masked metal band were performing at the O2 Arena in the Czech Republic capital as part of their current European headline tour, which began earlier this month.Midway through the main set, Corey Taylor and co.

Slipknot‘s turntablist has turned his old band mask into an animatronic puppet that sings on stage – watch footage below.Sid Wilson, who now sports a cyborg mask as well as robotic hands for the band’s new chapter, has taken the fleshy mask from the ‘We Are Not Your Kind’ era and repurposed it to sing (and scream) along to Slipknot’s tunes.According to singer Corey Taylor, Wilson’s work was kept under wraps – even to the rest of the band. “His whole thing… I’m just like, ‘What the fuck is happening?’ It’s incredible.

READ MORE: Brit tourist, 22, accused of ‘beating his dad to death' in furious row at Turkish resort It was after his sentencing that he had the damning conversation with police which revealed the motivation behind his horror crimes - and which will be revealed in a Discovery+ documentary on July 30.Sams from Keighley, West Yorkshire said: "When I went out to kidnap Julie Dart, there was only one intention, and that was to kill her. "There was no intention whatsoever to keep her alive."Despite this, he still demanded £140,000 from Julie’s mum, and was able to dodge police when they agreed to hand over the momentous sum, hanging up the phone before the drop-off point was determined.Sams first kidnapped Julie when he drove to Chapeltown to find a random victim, in practice for another kidnap.Julie was unlucky enough to be his guinea pig, and told Sams it was her 'first night' working the streets.While Julie was leaning to take her shoes off, Sams slipped a rope around her neck.He told Detective Chief Superintendent Bob Taylor in a secretly recorded conversation: "She were bending down and obviously she couldn't move and I was saying, 'You can't scream.' "I mean, she did do little screams.

Slipknot have had a roaring start to their European tour, kicking off the 11-date run in Romania this week.Performing on Wednesday July 20 as part of Romexpo in Bucharest – where frontman Corey Taylor donned his new mask – the Iowa outfit’s 16-track setlist (per Blabbermouth) included some of their most revered classics: ‘Spit It Out’, ‘Psychosocial’, ‘Duality’, ‘Wait and Bleed’ and ‘The Devil In I’ among them. A two-song encore comprised of 2002’s ‘People = Shit’ and ‘Surfacing’.Check out the fan-shot video of Slipknot’s performance of last year’s single ‘The Chapeltown Rag’, ‘Sulfur’ and ‘Custer’ below:The remainder of tour will see the nu-metal legends hit up Greece, Germany, Poland and Estonia among others – more details here.

Slipknot‘s Corey Taylor has opened up about the moment he revealed his new mask last year.The frontman discussed the band’s new era in an interview with Kerrang, after announcing their new album and single today (July 20).Recalling the moment the Iowa metal titans took to the stage at Rocklahoma Festival in Pryor, Oklahoma, for their first show in 18 months, Taylor discussed the big reveal.“At first people were like, ‘Who the fuck is this?!’” the musician said. “The cameras came out like fucking crazy.

Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg has said that the band “turned up the dials on experimentation” while making their forthcoming seventh album.Frontman Corey Taylor confirmed last month that the masked metal titans had completed work on their “killer” new record, which will follow 2019’s ‘We Are Not Your Kind’. A release date is not yet known.Earlier this month, Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson gave further insight into what fans could expect from the band’s next full-length effort, explaining that his “sound selection was a little more off-planet than normal” following an extensive period of touring.Speaking in a recent interview with the US radio station WZOR (via Metal Injection), Weinberg teased the “exciting” and “really interesting” elements that feature on Slipknot’s new album.“I would say we kind of turned up the dials on experimentation,” Weinberg said.

Plans to build more than 1,500 apartments across Manchester city centre, including two new skyscrapers, have been given the green light by councillors.

Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg has posted an image of his new mask.It comes after the band debuted their new single, ‘The Chapeltown Rag’ at Knotfest at the weekend.Posting his new mask on Instagram, which you can view below, Weinberg wrote: “I want a face - that you can only recognise - I’m afraid.”Weinberg also posted a clip of himself playing their new single at Knotfest.A post shared by Jay Weinberg (@jayweinberg)A post shared by Jay Weinberg (@jayweinberg)“You get one chance to play a song live for the first time,” he wrote. ​“It’s one of my favorite aspects of performing.

Slipknot have announced the release of a brand new single, ‘The Chapeltown Rag’, which is set to be released tomorrow (November 5).It comes after frontman Corey Taylor confirmed last month that new music from the band was imminent.Taking to Twitter this afternoon (November 4), the band shared a link to an interview with Knotfest, in which they revealed ‘The Chapeltown Rag’ is a “punisher” of a new tune that will get its live debut tomorrow at Knotfest Los Angeles.According to the article, the track – named after the West Yorkshire suburb Chapeltown, known for being where some of the Yorkshire Ripper murders took place – hears the band “detail the intersection of serial killers, social media, and self-discovery”.

Slipknot have teased snippets of what appear to be new music on an NFT website.The site – The Chapeltown Rag – is an online marketplace for the band’s NFTs and it displays a collection of nine non-fungible token samples that each play a short audio clip when selected.Slipknot fans spotted the site earlier this week by way of the official Knotfest website, where a banner ad linking to the site proclaims, “Read All About It If You Want to Know.” You can listen to the clips here.It comes after frontman Corey Taylor last month confirmed that the band’s new album is almost done and that the first single will be coming soon.The NEW #Slipknot music is coming… pic.twitter.com/ABaetpe3nv— Maggot Fan Page (@HellPrepare) November 3, 2021He said: “It’s

A busy road in Bolton will close overnight for it to be repaired following a 'bridge strike'.

A young woman was found dead in her Manchester city centre apartment by colleagues who became worried when she didn’t log-in to work.

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dad claims being fat saved his life when half his body was set ablaze in a freak accident.Paul Harrison, 34, has returned to work at a Sheffield gin distillery a year after suffering horrific first and second degree burns in an explosion.He was in a coma for almost two weeks after compressed alcohol at 85C squirted out and ignited propane gas on May 26 2020, YorkshireLive reports.