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Put On Your Dumb Mask: 4 Slipknot Tracks Coming To Rock Band 3
I haven’t listened to Slipknot since high school. Actually, I don’t know anyone who has. Despite my metal tastes evolving past the 37-member band, the nostalgic appeal of rocking “Wait and Bleed” in Rock Band 3 has me itching to dust off the faded black Maggot Corps t-shirt that’s been in my dresser since 2004.
The DLC tracks include Slipknot’s “Wait and Bleed,” “Left Behind,” Pulse of the Maggots,” and “Snuff.” Each track can be purchased individually for $1.99 on PSN, 160 MS points on XBLA, and 200 Wii points on Wii Shop channel. Or, you can get the whole pack for $6.99 on PSN, 560 MS points on XBLA, and 700 Wii points on Wii Shop channel. You can play pro guitar and pro bass mode on “Wait and Bleed” and “Snuff” for about $1 more per song across all systems.
These angry little ditties will be available Tuesday, September 27.*
*Embarrassing Halloween mask not included
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