After a few months, he had established himself as Slipknot’s permanent vocalist, and their self-titled debut album topped the Heatseekers chart.
It did well in the United States, establishing the as a promising metal band. They quickly released the albums “Iowa” and “Vol. 3: (Subliminal Verses),” both of which charted well on the Billboard Charts, followed by their next release, “All Hope Is Gone,” which charted at the top of the Billboard 200.
Taylor did not abandon his first band, Stone Sour, and returned to them while with Slipknot to work on a debut album, which also charted high on the Billboard 200.
Their second album, “Come What(ever) May,” was even more successful, reaching the fourth spot on the Billboard 200 chart. They released their third album, “Audio Secrecy,” in 2010.
Later in his career, he concentrated on working as a guest artist with other bands, including Apocalyptica, Steel Panther, and Code Orange.
He joined other bands to get a different creative outlet and to play songs that didn’t fit with his main bands.
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