25 Years Of Slipknot: The 10 Best Songs Of Their Career

For over two decades, Slipknot has been redefining the boundaries of metal—raw, uncompromising, and emotional. We’ve compiled the 10 most important tracks from their band history, guaranteed to make any fan's heart beat faster.

25 Years Of Slipknot: The 10 Best Songs Of Their Career

For over 25 years, Slipknot has redefined the boundaries of metal—raw, uncompromising, and emotional. Their unique blend of brutal energy and musical versatility has made them one of the most influential bands in the genre. Whether you grew up with Slipknot or are discovering them for the first time, here are the 10 essential songs of their career that no playlist should be without.

1. Wait and Bleed

"Wait and Bleed," from their self-titled debut album (1999), catapulted Slipknot into the spotlight. The perfect mix of brutal aggression and catchy melodies made the song a milestone. A classic that showcases why Slipknot quickly took the metal world by storm.

2. Duality

"Duality" is more than just a song; it's an anthem. The track from Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) (2004) demonstrates Slipknot’s unmatched ability to blend raw anger with accessible melodies. The iconic music video, featuring fans tearing down a house, remains unforgettable.

3. Psychosocial

From the album All Hope Is Gone (2008), "Psychosocial" delivers one of Slipknot’s hardest-hitting tracks. Its thunderous chorus and massive riffs make it the perfect choice when you need to crank up the volume. A song that obliterates everyday frustrations single-handedly.

4. Before I Forget

A Grammy-winning classic from Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) (2004), "Before I Forget" combines razor-sharp guitar riffs with Corey Taylor's distinctive voice, proving that Slipknot is not just aggressive but also musically sophisticated.

5. Custer

If aggression had a sound, it would be "Custer." This track from .5: The Gray Chapter (2014) is intense, relentless, and bursting with energy. Perfect for letting off some steam.

6. The Devil in I

Also from .5: The Gray Chapter, "The Devil in I" is both dark and emotional. The song masterfully combines intensity with melancholy, showcasing the depth of Slipknot's musical range. A piece that gets under your skin and captures the band’s darker side perfectly.

7. Eyeless

"Eyeless", also from their self-titled debut album (1999), is pure madness. Chaotic, loud, and explosive—this song encapsulates everything that defined Slipknot in their early days. A raw gem and an indispensable part of their history.

8. Snuff

"Snuff" shows that Slipknot can also strike a softer chord. This track from All Hope Is Gone (2008) is a ballad-like, emotional journey that showcases Corey Taylor’s vocal versatility.

9. Unsainted

"Unsainted", from We Are Not Your Kind (2019), proves that Slipknot remains as relevant as ever, even after two decades. The mix of choral elements and crushing riffs demonstrates their ability to reinvent themselves while staying true to their roots.

10. (sic)

Last but not least, "(sic)" cannot be overlooked. The opening track of their debut album is Slipknot in its purest form—brutal, chaotic, and unstoppable. This track embodies the raw power and energy that have defined the band from the very beginning.

Slipknot has proven time and time again that they are more than just a metal band. They are a phenomenon, masterfully combining chaos and emotional depth. These songs are the ultimate testament to that. Listen to them again now and let yourself be swept away by their unique energy and nostalgia