Sid Wilson Just Shared His First Post-Slipknot Social Media Posts, and I’m Pretty Sure I Hear a Subtle Dig at His Former Bandmates
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Sid Wilson Just Shared His First Post-Slipknot Social Media Posts, and I’m Pretty Sure I Hear a Subtle Dig at His Former Bandmates
Now-former Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson has shared a pair of posts on Instagram in the wake of his firing, and one of them sounds pretty targeted.
By Stephen Andrew Galiher
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Sid Wilson’s just shared his first post-Slipknot social media posts, and one of them may have a subtle dig at his former bandmates based on what I’m hearing.
In a pair of Instagram posts, Wilson shared some clips of him DJing with his turntable setup. In the most recent, you can hear him doing a remix of Slayer’s “Darkness of Christ/Disciple” from their 2001 album God Hates Us All.
However, it’s the second post (which you can see below) that caught my ear. In this clip, Wilson is remixing the song “Blood (Empty Promises)” by Papa Roach. The song’s opening is audible, clear as day: “I will forgive, but I won’t forget. And I hope you know, you’ve........
