Somewhere Between Screaming And Crying

Right now, Slipknot is one of the biggest headliner acts in metal, in the same tier as Metallica and Iron Maiden. Their 2019 album, We Are Not Your Kind, knocked Ed Sheeran off the top spot in the UK album chart, a circumstance Simon Cowell described as 'hideous' in the Sun. Still, after all these years, Slipknot are spurned by a sector of the entertainment industry. But be in no doubt, they - unlike almost every other band in heavy music - have spawned a culture, with their own wildly successful festival brand and online content platform: Knotfest. They have 14.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify. They are enormous, and have found legions of new fans in Gen Z. SOMEWHERE BETWEEN SCREAMING AND CRYING will land on the 25th anniversary of Slipknot's extraordinary no. 1 album, Iowa. It will recount the album's origin story and rise to success for the very first time, offering fascinating insight into one of the most iconic heavy bands of recent history.