See You on the Other Side

See You on the Other Side marks a pivotal transition for Korn, being their first release as a quartet following the departure of Brian 'Head' Welch. Recorded primarily in Jonathan Davis's home studio, the album saw the band intentionally moving away from their established nu-metal blueprint by collaborating with pop production team The Matrix and Atticus Ross. This resulted in a more industrial, electronic-influenced sound characterized by 'stomp-clap' rhythms and a heavy reliance on synthesizers. The album was a commercial success, certified Platinum in the US, and spawned the hit singles 'Twisted Transistor' and 'Coming Undone.' Critics noted the shift toward more structured, hook-oriented songwriting, with AllMusic highlighting the band's willingness to experiment with their sonic identity. The record remains a unique entry in their discography for its high-gloss production and rhythmic experimentation.