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KORN: Video Footage Of Berlin Meet-And-Greet

October 7, 2010

Video footage of KORN's October 6, 2010 meet-and-greet at the C-Club in Berlin, Germany can be viewed below (courtesy of PitCam Production).

KORN made a deliberate return to its musical roots on its latest album, "Korn III - Remember Who You Are", which arrived on July 13 and follows up 2007's untitled eighth studio album. The band even recruited old friend and producer Ross Robinson, who worked on the band's 1994 debut and 1996's "Life Is Peachy", to produce the new record.

Singer Jonathan Davis told Billboard.com in June that KORN "hit a wall creatively with all the experimentation" on its last effort, a fact perhaps represented in the album's less-than-stellar sales.

"Remember Who You Are" is the band's first album with independent label Roadrunner Records after a two-record stint with EMI Music.

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