Masters of Mayhem, Metal, and Magic

Slipknot  | Tony Iommi  | Prince 
Three icons. Three worlds. One unforgettable collision of sound.

Slipknot – The Architects of Chaos

Nine masked maniacs from Iowa who turned rage into ritual.
Slipknot didn’t just play metal — they unleashed it.
From the feral intensity of “Wait and Bleed” to the psychological warfare of “Psychosocial,” their music is pure catharsis.
Behind the masks: real pain, real fury, and real brilliance.
Slipknot gave a generation permission to scream.

Tony Iommi – The Godfather of Heavy

One man. One riff. A thousand bands born in his shadow.
Tony Iommi, guitarist of Black Sabbath, invented the sound of heavy metal — literally.
After losing his fingertips in a factory accident, he created a darker, deeper tone that would become the backbone of metal.
“Paranoid.” “Iron Man.” “Children of the Grave.”
No Iommi, no metal. Period.

Prince – The Purple Alchemist of Sound

Don’t let the lace and eyeliner fool you — Prince was one of the most savage, soulful guitarists to ever walk the Earth.
He blurred every line — between genres, genders, and generations.
“Purple Rain,” “Kiss,” “When Doves Cry” — pop, funk, rock, and art collided under his control.
A one-man revolution in high heels.
A genius who never asked for permission.

 Three artists. Three energies. Three legacies.

• Slipknot: the mayhem.

• Iommi: the metal.

• Prince: the magic.