SLIPKNOT Corey Mask 2001

Iowa era Slipknot didn't just change heavy music, they changed faces. Literally. The nine-piece from Des Moines built an entire visual mythology around their masks, and Corey Taylor's 2001 incarnation remains one of the most iconic pieces of that universe, equal parts horror prop and genuine artifact of nu-metal history.

This is a museum-quality replica of the mask Corey wore during the Iowa cycle, one of the most punishing and emotionally raw records ever committed to tape. If you were in a Frankston lounge room in 2002 watching People = Shit on Rage and losing your mind, this is for you. It sits naturally alongside any serious collection of metal memorabilia, horror masks, or dark aesthetic display pieces, and it belongs at ALT CVLT precisely because it isn't a Hot Topic impulse buy. It means something.

Made from latex. Allergy warning: do not use if you have a latex sensitivity. One size. Fans of Slipknot, Static-X, Mudvayne, Korn, and the entire early-2000s alternative metal underground will want this.