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Slipknot Returns With A New Bestseller — Though It Doesn’t Preview The Band’s Album

Forbes · September 15, 2026 at 10:15 AM

Slipknot Returns With A New Bestseller — Though It Doesn’t Preview The Band’s Album

Slipknot’s “Arsenal” debuts on two U.K. sales rankings, giving the band its first new hits on either tally in more than four years.

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Slipknot Returns With A New Bestseller — Though It Doesn’t Preview The Band’s Album

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