4.0 excellent	JimmyPopAli | July 30th 07
If you didn't like Korn before, then Untitled is not the album to change your opinion. If you've been a fan since the beginning, then this is the one you've been waiting for. 3 Bumps | Bump

0.0

fXpT | February 8th 08

One of the most unique of Korn's albums, as they go to cover new ground on many sounds on this album. My favorite songs on this album are Killing, Sing Sorrow, Hold On, and Evolution. This album Overall gets a 3.5/5 compared to Korn's other albums, at some points this album is similar to See You On The Other Side, but it is definitely something new for Korn to experiment on, and this album does not show Korn is dying as they still stay strong as an Nu-metal band. 2 Bumps | Bump

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Theunbrokenwolf | March 1st 08

Korn is not Failing like some people think Evolution is Proof. killing proves it as well. Johnathon still puts forth some great vocals. This band may have had a bumpy Road and some iffy songs and there are even some on here. Even their biggest fan will admit that. Korn is not dieing yet and they still have potential. Korn amazed me with songs like Got the life and Freak on a leash. Some of that amazment is lost but i think this band still does good. I think they will soon bring back an album that proves they will continue to Show what they are made of. 1 Bumps | Bump

1.0 awful

dillydumdum | August 3rd 07

For all you korn hatters out there F U C K YOU. this album is completly difrent than there self titled and life is peachy my other favorites from korn, this has Industrial, metal, rock and lots of other gens in here and has amazing music and great lyrics on this album. 1. Intro 3/5 2. Starting Over 4.5/5 3. Bitch We Got a Problem 5/5 4. Evolution 4/5 5. Hold On 5/5 6. Kiss 5/5 7. Do What They Say 4/5 8. Ever Be 4.5/5 9. Love and Luxury 3/5 10. Innocent Bystander 4.5/5 11. Killing 5/5 12. Hushabye 4/5 13. I Will Protect You 3.5/5 *14.Sing Sorrow 5/5 1 Bumps | Bump

1.0 awful

6604 | July 18th 08

This album deeply saddens me; Korn are shadows of their former selves, completely incapaple of writing an original song anymore. Instead of ralling after losing guitarist Head, Korn went into total tailspin free-fall mode and dumped this "Untitled" piece of shit on our chests. An obvious money grab- the album isn't over soon enough as the listener can literally hear Jonathan Davis completely devolve into something we all (us former Korn fans) hoped he'd never be: all-out sellout. Copied and pasted together loosely, "Untitled" is baffling and repulsive; a horrible excuse for a veteran and much-loved band. Ban this shit. Bump

1.0 awful	ron19 | November 20th 07
this album is unlistenable nonesense... korn should retire... hell they should have since issues... they cant write proper songs, lyrics, play an instrument or sing so why listen to this crap... listen to bullet for my valentine, trivium, avenged sevenfold, megadeth!! Bump

5.0 classic

hIILIKEkORN | September 24th 07

Ah, what can I say, a brand new release from my favorite band ever. THis has Korn playing at their peak, with better musicianship than ever before. "Bitch We Got A Problem" is one stand out in this album of stand outs. It is extremely catchy, with some amazing lyrics about schizophrenia. Unsurprisingly, this song was made the second single, after "Evolution," another catchy, melodic song. The lyrics touch on the theory of human de-evolution... basically, we're all getting dumber and dumber. Not a fun topic to think about, but a damn fun song! Elsewhere, there is some psychedelic elements here. "Kiss" features what sounds like a mellotron (!) about halfway into the song. This is just one example of the many psychedelic components of this album. "I Will Protect You" also features psychedelia (and some great drumming from fill in Terry Bozio). This album touches a lot on Brian "Head" Welch leaving the band. I find this to be in pattern with Korn's habit of being cathartic and confessional. I think it's great they're speaking out about this difficult turning point in their career, especially in this and See You On The Other Side. The special edition includes a DVD, which is absolutely great. It shows the album being made. It is good, but not great; it gets boring after a while but still is worth watching for any Korn fan like myself. Overall, this is Korn's best album since "Issues." It really does a good job expanding Korn's sound. Basically I would recommend this album to anyone and everyone who likes heavy, melodic, dark rock. Bump

5.0 classic

Burrell76 | August 3rd 07

Pure pure genius, when was the last time you had an album really grab you by the nuts? Ok so this is not 1994 Korn but hell every album (love them or hate them) has been a progression to this masterpiece. The main review says it all really, there are flaws but with all this scrutiny there always will be. The fact is that 2 men down and Korn have delivered, BIG TIME!!! The sickness is back, the grind is back and Mr Davis and his haunting vocal ensemble are back with such verve and violence that if anyone has the stupidity to question if the greatest band since Metallica is still here they should be soundly shot in the balls. So cue all the yawn clowns who will say, its weak, its too soft, they have sold out etc etc etc realise this, 13 years on and Korn are still here and over the course of god knows how many songs still deliver what they set out to, create fresh forms of metal, sicker and more developed than the last. So it could be heavier, so it could be louder well *** me thats what Bleeding Through are here for (awesome as they are) Korn however are more advanced in their years and have every right to flex their considerable muscle. Put these guys where they belong, at the top. Anything else is compete naivety. Bump

5.0 classic	hassan2007 | August 3rd 07
i think this album is one of the best albums that korn made if not the best. it's really good. with not a single bad song. i don't care if u don't like it, but a lot of people do, including me. just listen to it and give it a chance.... Bump