Korn: EVERY Album Ranked Worst To Best
2. The Untouchables
No Korn album sounds as good as Untouchables. The band's fifth album, despite costing a small fortune to make, remains revolutionary thanks to its unique production, and features their most brutally heavy tunes. From the first chords of "Here to Stay," Untouchables never lets up, and features more metal influences than any of the band's other records.
"Make Believe," "Blame," "Hating" and the epic anthem "Thoughtless" are all quintessential songs for anyone looking to get into Korn (or nu-metal, for that matter), but the best of the album is its twelfth track, "Wake Up Hate," the unrelenting metal tune that features more brutal lyricism and fast-paced music than almost any other track from the band.
Untouchables is about as perfect as the band has ever been, perfectly balancing the musical talents of Head, Munky and Fieldy and the lyric prowess of Jonathan Davis, one of metal's greatest ever frontmen. In fact, there's only one album that betters it...
Best songs: Wake Up Hate, No One's There, Here To Say, Thoughtless, I'm Hiding