Korn: Korn III: Remember Who You Are [ROADRUNNER]

Why you'll love it

The first vinyl reissue of Korn's ninth album, the one that brought back Ross Robinson, producer of their first two records. It was Ray Luzier's first album on drums, and "Oildale (Leave Me Alone)" led it off.

This edition

• First vinyl reissue
• Eleven tracks across two sides, from "Uber-Time" to "Holding All These Lies"

About the album

By 2010 Korn had spent a few years experimenting, and Korn III: Remember Who You Are was the sound of a band deciding to go home. They called Ross Robinson, who had produced their first album and Life Is Peachy, and stripped the layers away. Jonathan Davis said the record was simple and "about the vibe", and you can hear it: raw guitars from Munky, Fieldy's bass rattling the floor and Ray Luzier, now a full member, hitting hard.

"Oildale (Leave Me Alone)" took its name from the Bakersfield neighbourhood where the band grew up, and "Let The Guilt Go" and "Never Around" carry the same back-to-basics heaviness. It's the sound of a band remembering who they are, as the title says, and liking what they found. Subtlety has never been the point with Korn; we wouldn't have it any other way.

Tracklist

Listen

Out September 25, 2026 on Roadrunner (cat# R1729196), a reissue of the 2010 album.