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Slipknot Posters Appear Across the Americas and London

New Slipknot posters have appeared in multiple cities, directing fans to an email signup site while the band continues work on its next album.

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New Slipknot posters have been seen in at least 10 cities across North and South America. Locations include Los Angeles, New York, Hershey, Houston, Mexico City, Bogota, Buenos Aires, San Francisco, Chicago, Santiago, Toronto and Ontario. Posters have also been seen in London.

The posters include the address unlock.slipknot1.com, which directs fans to sign up by email for updates. Fans think the posters could point to a tour announcement.

Earlier this month, Slipknot released the surprise single Arsenal. Jim Root said the song was considered as an independent project and that the group continues to work on a new album. He also confirmed that Arsenal will not appear on the new album.

The new album will be the band's first following 2022's The End, So Far. Slipknot has also promoted a new song titled Long May You Die.

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