Falling In Reverse just dropped "Joseph," featuring Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Serj Tankian of System of a Down.

The title comes from Ronnie Radke's middle name, and while Ronnie and Corey have worked together before, this is the first time Corey and Serj have ever appeared on the same song.

Serj has actually talked about being a fan of Falling In Reverse's music and videos in the past, so this isn't completely out of nowhere. And speaking of videos, this one is AWESOME. Corey even makes a rare appearance in his Slipknot mask outside of a Slipknot project.

Watch "Joseph" below.

Slipknot have released their first new music in over three years. Also, are Slipknot an 8-Piece Band Now? According to Slipknot's new press photo that was sent out with the song 'Arsenal,' they're now down to eight members instead of nine.

It's a single called "Arsenal" and it comes with a video directed by Shawn Crahan. 

The track comes on the band's own label, (Sic)est Records. And though Crahan and Corey Taylor talked about the band being free agents a couple years ago, they did sign a deal to have their label distributed by Roadrunner/Atlantic Records, which has been their home for their entire career.

"Arsenal" is the first song with drummer Eloy Casagrande. It's also the first new music from the band since turning over a third of their lineup -- keyboardist Craig Jones, drummer Jay Weinberg and DJ Sid Wilson all left between the band's 2023 EP Adderall and the release of this single. 

Corey Taylor on the new offering - "It pummels. I mean it is absolutely a pummeling experience… Like it's got these great moments of hyperactivity and then complete flex." He went on to add, "It's like we've got everyone by the hair and we're just going, 'Go, Go, Go!' [mimics banging their head]."

He later stated, "We're definitely exploring the realm that we've kind of been in for a long time, and bringing in elements that we have never done before… People are gonna be like when they hear it, 'There's no way that's Slipknot. There is no actual way that that is Slipknot.' I'm here to tell you 100%, you're damn right it is."

According to TMZ, Slipknot has reportedly parted ways with longtime DJ and keyboardist Sid Wilson. A source close to the band claims Wilson was told late Friday that he'd been permanently removed, but no reason has been given, and neither Sid nor the band has commented publicly.

Billboard reports that the band is close to a $120-million deal with HarbourView Equity Partners for the ownership rights to their publishing and master recording royalties. The deal reportedly does not cover any future releases.