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Slipknot Countdown: What Could Their Website Allude to - a Reissue of Their Self Titled Album?

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Could the countdown timer lead to a reissue of their Roadrunner Records debut?

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Slipknot countdown: what could their website allude to - a reissue of their self titled album?

Could the countdown timer lead to a reissue of their Roadrunner Records debut?

20 hours ago

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Slipknot countdown: what could their website allude to - a reissue of ...

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theprp.com

Of Mice & Men Launch Mysterious New Teaser Site

With a miraculous countdown timer.

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Metal Injection

SLIPKNOT Appears To Be Teasing A 25th Anniversary Reissue Of Their Self-Titled Debut Album - Metal Injection

Even though it's 26 this year, but whatever. The post SLIPKNOT Appears To Be Teasing A 25th Anniversary Reissue Of Their Self-Titled Debut Album appeared first on Metal Injection.

2 days ago

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MetalZone

742617000027.net: What Is Really Hiding the Enigmatic Site Launched by Slipknot?

Slipknot has launched an enigmatic website, fuelling rumours about a special reissue of his first album, 25 years after it was released. A mysterious site with the appearance of hunting clues Since July 1st, visitors to the site youcantkillme.com are redirected to a new intriguing page: 742617000027.net, an explicit reference to the intro [...]

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MoreCore.de

Slipknot Release Mysterious Website with Countdown

Slipknot apparently have something big in the pipeline. The mask men from Iowa have a mysterious new website including countdown on ... The post Slipknot publish mysterious website with countdown first appeared on MoreCore.de.

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