An enduring phenomenon like no other, SLIPKNOT can hardly avoid making albums that have maximum impact. The third album since publicly weathering the aftermath of losing bassist Paul Gray, “The End, So Far” is guaranteed to be hugely successful, irrespective of its contents. Therein lies the magic o…
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