Korn frontman Jonathan Davis is an avid supporter of the U.S. military, as evidenced with his continued USO meet-and-greets and performances for U.S. servicemen and women and his participation in the recent 'Wounded Warriors' short film. The singer's support continued during a special meeting set up at the ShipRocked event in late November.
Korn fans now have a chance to see singer Jonathan Davis in a different environment, as the rocker's recent short film, 'Wounded Warriors,' is streaming online. The 17-minute film follows Davis as he tours Germany's Ramstein Air Base.
Korn frontman Jonathan Davis recently sat down for an interview to speak about his current electronic solo project, J Devil, as well as his experiments with Killbot that will be revealed in an upcoming EP. Along with that news, however, Davis spoke about writing for Korn’s next album and the direction they will take.
Rob Zombie is set to release his ‘Mondo Sex Head’ remix album on Aug. 7, which will feature “shocking” remixes of Zombie classics by several electronic musicians. First up is Korn frontman Jonathan ‘J-Devil’ Davis‘ remix of the White Zombie classic ‘Thunder Kiss ’65,’ which you can hear below.
Jonathan Davis recently took some time off from promoting their new album to visit with wounded US troops at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany. According to RoadrunnerRecords.com, Davis visited with soldiers, signed some albums for them and underwent a bomb disposal training course.
Jonathan Davis has been busy in the recording studio creating music as his DJ alter ego, J Devil. In a recent interview with ARTISTDirect.com, Davis gave fans an update on his progress.
Korn have never exactly been the kind of band that tries to please critics — or, for that matter, anyone else but themselves — so when their tenth studio album, ‘The Path of Totality,’ was greeted with wildly mixed reactions last December, it was pretty much par for the course, albeit with one crucial difference: the new record, which finds the band experimenting with dubstep and electronic textures to a greater degree, was seen by some as a betrayal of their metal roots. As you might expect, the members of Korn see things differently.
