Korn have shared a music video for "Black Is The Soul," a track from their most recent album, The Serenity Of Suffering. Watch it above, courtesy of the band's YouTube.
The video shows the band rocking out the song while a faceless woman walks through water. There is a lot of black, and also some nice shots of frontman Jonathan Davis' mic stand, which was created by renowned artist H.R. Giger who passed away in 2014 at the age of 74.
JD shed some light with Noisey:
"Black Is The Soul" is a song about being pulled away from the right path and the video reflects that experience of trying to navigate those conflicting emotions... I feel that this songwriting and production paired with the aesthetic look of the video shows a maturity and growth from the band that is continually evolving.
The Serenity Of Suffering is currently available on Amazon. You can also stream the full LP and read our review here on Zumic.
For more, check out Korn's Zumic artist page.
