The Devastating Death Of Slipknot Drummer Joey Jordison
Former Slipknot drummer and co-founder Joey Jordison has died at the age of 46. Jordison, Paul Gray, and Shawn Crahan formed the heavy metal band in 1995.
Read MoreFormer Slipknot drummer and co-founder Joey Jordison has died at the age of 46. Jordison, Paul Gray, and Shawn Crahan formed the heavy metal band in 1995.
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