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Slipknot - Duality, but its jazz (AI Cover)    • Slipknot - Duality, but its jazz (AI Cover)   According to the legends preserved in the dusty archives of Des Moines, “Duality” was not born in a rehearsal room filled with masks and guitars, but in a smoky basement club called The Velvet Spasm — as a jazz improvisation about inner division. It was 1974, and a collective known as the Slipknot Jazz Unit gathered at night to play music where conflict itself became melody. The piece opened with a quiet, viscous bass line — like the slow tightening of a noose. The double bass sounded like an inner voice: persistent, threatening. Then the drummer entered — not hitting, but arguing with silence: brushes over the snare, a dry splash of the cymbal, short breaths between rhythms. The piano tore at its chords like nerves, while a trumpet — hoarse and cracked — screamed the leitmotif: “I push my fingers into my eyes…” not in words, but in notes, half-dreaming, half-burning. Witnesses said the air seemed to vibrate with tension — not aggression, but a suppressed scream, translated into jazz form. “Duality” sounded like a dialogue between pain and resignation, between rhythm and dissonance. One critic wrote: “This isn’t music. It’s an inner conflict transcribed for saxophone.” Years later, when the name Slipknot resurfaced — this time in a world of metal and masks — only a shadow of that first version remained. But if you listen closely, beneath the layers of distortion and rage, you can still hear that old jazz pulse: throbbing, fractured — and very much alive. Other songs playlist:    • Others   #ai_music #jazzmusic #jazz #slipknot #slipknotcover #aicover