ALEX TERRIBLE Puts His Signature Spin On KORN’s “Freak On A Leash”

Alex Terrible takes on KORN’s iconic “Freak On A Leash” in a vocal cover that puts his extreme range and unmistakable delivery front and center.

Originally released on KORN’s landmark 1998 album Follow the Leader, “Freak On A Leash” remains one of the defining tracks of the nu-metal era. For his vocal cover, Terrible leaves the instrumental spotlight behind and focuses entirely on the song’s vocal performance, bringing his own distinct approach to Jonathan Davis’ instantly recognizable parts.

Best known as the vocalist of Slaughter To Prevail, Terrible has become synonymous with exceptionally deep growls and a formidable extreme-metal vocal style. His interpretation of “Freak On A Leash” offers a heavier vocal perspective on the classic while preserving the recognizable character of the original performance.

The cover serves as another showcase of Terrible’s vocal versatility, demonstrating how his signature techniques can be applied to material far outside the deathcore world. By placing the vocals at the center of the performance, the cover offers a direct look at the control, power, and sheer range behind his distinctive sound.