It’s going to encompass your thoughts, your feelings, goosebumps, your blood.’" I’d be like, ‘Slipknot is an entity, and if you don’t know it, it’s going to be.
And quite frankly, I used to be made fun of by my own band members for using that word. Because in my life that I’ve dedicated to the wonderful thought process known as Slipknot, that I’ve shared with so many wonderful people, I believe that it is an entity. The long-running heavy metal outlet offers a candid response, relaying that Slipknot are indeed bigger than its members and that "people come for the entity that is Slipknot, not because of who is individually behind each mask."Īppreciative of this honesty, Clown responds, “I want to thank you very much for saying that. Do the people demand it? Tell me the truth, now. Clown Ponders His Own Future in SlipknotĮlsewhere, he ponders the significance of Slipknot as a band whose whole is greater than the sum of their parts, wondering just how much bigger this all is than himself as an individual member.Ĭlown asks Kerrang!, “I’ll leave that up to you, but this is the question: would the people of Download demand to see Slipknot still if I wasn’t in the band? I, Clown, am not in the band anymore. My therapist says that I only tell the truth when I’m wearing the mask. I find my art is more honest and truthful if I allow myself to recognize who I am more," he says of the man he is today, adding, "The thing I’ve been fighting the most is the Clown. “I feel like I’m taking a much more different approach to every day that I live. In a newly published interview that was conducted prior to this announcement, Clown tells Kerrang! that he is constantly feeling the weight of time itself and how it has come bearing down on him. READ MORE: Slipknot Part Ways With Craig Jones, Release Statement
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