In a now-deleted photo on Instagram, Korn guitarist James “Munky” Shaffer modified into pictured with producer Carve Raskulinecz – identified for his old work with Korn on The Nothing in 2019 – and mixing engineer Chris Lord–Alge – identified for his work with Green Day and My Chemical Romance – in a studio, with the caption, “What a blast with Carve Raskulinecz and Munkey mixing Korn!! Heavy badass rock!!!”

Whereas the photo modified into on the beginning uploaded to Lord-Alge‘s private Instagram memoir, it has since been removed, presumably on memoir of essentially based fully totally on Brian “Head” Welch correct closing week when talking to Loudwire [[as transcribed by thePRP], “We’re a lucky band, we’ve been around for awhile and we’ve purchased an wide catalogue with a trend of successfully-identified songs. We’re focusing unprejudiced now on our reside demonstrate… it seems as if we don’t even need a brand current album. All the pieces’s correct going so successfully, nevertheless that’s now to no longer claim we’re no longer going to rep some time to high-tail in again. I essentially feel discover it irresistible’s no longer precedence unprejudiced now.”

Welch went as some distance to affirm, “I essentially take care of the truth that it’s taking a truly prolonged time. I repeatedly commended administration that I wish that we might well wait a little bit bit between albums. We’re correct so hooked on the studio that we assemble in there and we’re striking albums out every two or three years, ever since I rejoined. And so, I like that there’s been delays.”

So, there’s essentially no telling what they were engaged on, if it modified into this album that Welch talked about in his Loudwire interview, or one thing varied fully. Either diagram, Lord-Alge might well doubtless doubtless maybe also assemble unknowingly broke the suggestions of a brand current Korn file.

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