On several occasions now, Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has put forward the argument that dubstep is “the new metal”.

And obviously, in the Americanised form of dubstep popularised by Skrillex et al, he’s got a point: it’s theatrical riff music designed for moshing. Whatever the genre’s origins, its current state can’t be denied, and Davis even records his own (bad) dubstep-cum-electro-house under the name J Devil. Now, on Korn’s new live album Live at the Hollywood Palladium, the group are ready to go more dubstep than ever.

Billed as a “concert that will write music history”, the gig finds Korn performing songs from their new album The Path of Totality in collaboration with leading lights of the EDM / dubstep / whatever sect such as Skrillex, Excision, Datsik, Downlink, 12th Planet and Kill the Noise – several of whom produced on the original record. But don’t worry, classic Korn fans, there’s still room for vintage cuts like ‘Freak on a Leash’, as well as a cover of Pink Floyd’s ‘Another Brick in the Wall’.

Who’d have thought that some white guys with braids and dreadlocks would fall for dubstep this hard, eh?

Tracklist:
1. Get Up!
2. Kill Mercy Within
3. Illuminati
4. Chaos Lives In Everything
5. My Wall
6. Way Too Far
7. Narcisstic Cannibal
8. Here To Stay
9. Freak On A Leash
10. Falling Away From Me
11. Predictable
12. Another Brick In The Wall
13. Shoots And Ladders
14. One
15. Got The Life
16. Blind