KORN’S RAY LUZIER FINISHES DRUMS FOR NEW ALBUM

KORN’S NEW ALBUM IS FINALLY TAKING SHAPE

After a long wait, we’ve got a real update on Korn’s next album — and Ray Luzier has officially put his drums down.

The news came from Luzier’s drum tech, Mark Bennett, during a recent Drumeo feature. While showing off the setup used for the sessions, Bennett revealed that the kit had just been used to finish recording the new Korn record.

The upcoming album will follow 2022’s Requiem, and Korn have clearly been taking their time with this one. Earlier this year, guitarist James “Munky” Shaffer revealed that the band had worked through nearly 40 songs, rewriting, rebuilding and cutting material as they searched for the right record.

Munky has also said the goal is to keep that unmistakable Korn sound while bringing something fresh to it — meaning fans can expect the heavy guitars, bass and signature Korn vibe without simply repeating the past.

The band also gave fans a taste of what’s coming earlier this year with “Reward The Scars,” their first new song in four years.

There’s still no official album title or release date, but with Ray’s drum tracks now completed, the long-awaited next chapter of Korn is getting a lot more real.

New Korn is coming.