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Released in 2007, the eighth studio album by Korn (often referred to as 'Untitled') is a significant sonic pivot. Following the departure of drummer David Silveria, the band operated as a trio, bringing in legendary session drummers Terry Bozzio and Brooks Wackerman. This shift fundamentally altered the band's rhythmic identity, moving away from hip-hop influenced grooves toward complex, industrial-tinged arrangements. Produced by Atticus Ross and The Matrix, the album leans heavily into electronic textures and atmospheric layering. Critics noted the influence of Nine Inch Nails and a move toward a more 'progressive' or 'experimental' sound. While it divided some long-time fans who missed the signature 'slap bass' and raw riffs, it was praised for its ambition and the growth in Jonathan Davis's vocal performance, which utilized more diverse ranges and harmonies than previous efforts. It remains a unique, singular entry in their discography that prioritizes mood and texture over traditional metal structures.