
Black Labyrinth is an Alt/Indie album by Jonathan Davis, originally released in 2018. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.
About
On his long-awaited solo debut, Korn frontman Jonathan Davis channels his favorite goth and New Romantic groups of the '80s with a heavy modern edge. The glistening guitar tone and soft synths of opener “Underneath My Skin” are complemented by rumbling bass and a massive beat, while the snaky melodies and breathy vocal line of “Basic Needs” recall some of Depeche Mode’s finest moments. He rounds things out with “What It Is,” which boasts an infectious chorus powered by lush electronics and Davis’ tasteful falsetto.
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Tracklist
- 1Underneath My Skin3:46
- 2Final Days4:36
- 3Everyone2:52
- 4Happiness2:57
- 5Your God2:49
- 6Walk On By3:40
- 7The Secret3:31
- 8Basic Needs6:14
- 9Medicate3:57
- 10Please Tell Me4:27
- 11What You Believe4:05
- 12Gender3:26
- 13What It Is3:54
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- dense
- brooding
- urban
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Housed in a 6-panel Digisleeve; includes a 12-page booklet, no lyrics. Also included are 2 stickers (label and front cover).
First releases through Jonathan Davis' website came also with a poster.
Track durations do not appear on the release.
- Track numbers and durations do not appear on release.
- Track 2 "Djivan Gasparyan" name is misspelled "Djivar Gasparyan" in booklet.
- Track 11 contains a sample by Byron Katie.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Jonathan DavisVOCALS GUITAR KEYBOARDS
- Mike DillonPERCUSSION TABLA
- Miles MosleyBASS KEYBOARDS
- Ray LuzierDRUMS
- ShankarVIOLIN VOCALS
- Wes BorlandGUITAR
- Zac BairdKEYBOARDS PROGRAMMED BY
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 6 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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