How Slipknot’s Unsainted Works | Artists Series S3E3 – Holistic Songwriting
Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo-t_vx9Vxo
Summary
### Summary
The text discusses the analysis of Slipknot’s song „Unsainted,“ focusing on its composition and instrumentation. The song features subtle differences in melodies and harmonies, with a Hollywood formula or „addiction“ formula structure. The drums create tension without a clear backbeat, and the absence of snare contributes to a chaotic sound. A recorded backing choir sings lyrics, which adds to the overall quality of the song.
Highlights
- Subtle differences in melodies and harmonies
- Hollywood formula or „addiction“ formula structure
- Drums create tension without a clear backbeat
- Recorded backing choir sings lyrics
Key Takeaways
- Slipknot’s signature long fills are chaotic and hectic
- Corey Taylor’s vocal style features energy and driving rhythms but lacks clear melodic lines for easy sing-along
- Songwriting can be diverse and successful as long as it fits the message or image of the band or artist
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