Max Cavalera Looks Back at Korns Debut Record 30 Years Later @joshua.toomey
Max Cavalera Looks Back at Korns Debut Record 30 Years Later  @joshua.toomey
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
In this clip from an upcoming Talk Toomey, Max Cavalera reflects on the 30th anniversary of Korn's debut album and its impact on him. He recalls listening to early promo material from both Korn and Deftones, initially doubting Korn's unusual name but growing to love the music. The conversation touches on the influence both bands had on each other, with Korn drawing inspiration from the Max's work, and the importance of sharing and exchanging creative influences in music.

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Max Cavalera Looks Back at Korn's Debut Record 30 Years Later

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