Untouchables

Untouchables is the fifth album by KoЯ n.

The album. While some songs such as "Here to Stay" and "Embrace" kept with heavy down tuned bass style, others such as "Hating" and "Bottled Up Inside" feature more electronic/industrial beats and more atmospheric ballad sections. Most notable are "Alone I Break", which is a suicidal power ballad, and is the least aggressive track on the album, and "Wake Up Hate", which features a straight forward industrial sound, much different than what Korn had been known for at the time. Due to mixed reactions from their hardcore fanbase, this resulted in the creation of Take a Look in the Mirror being their heaviest album to date. The album following See You On the Other Side was entirely an industrial metal album, due to the departure of Brian "Head" Welch as lead guitarist.

Full version track listing

 * 1) "Here to Stay" - 4:32
 * 2) "Make Believe" - 4:37
 * 3) "Blame" - 3:51
 * 4) "Hollow Life" - 4:09
 * 5) "Bottled Up Inside" - 4:00
 * 6) "Thoughtless" - 4:33
 * 7) "Hating" - 5:10
 * 8) "One More Time" - 4:40
 * 9) "Alone I Break" - 4:17
 * 10) "Embrace" - 4:27
 * 11) "Beat It Upright" - 4:15
 * 12) "Wake Up Hate" - 3:13
 * 13) "I'm Hiding" - 3:57
 * 14) "No One's There" - 5:06
 * 15) "Here to Stay" (T Ray's Mix) - 4:18
 * 16) "Here to Stay" (Video Version/Multimedia Track)

Trivia

 * This is the first Korn album in which Jonathan Davis did not play bagpipes in any song.
 * The album was also released in a clean version, with all profanities censored or distorted. However, "Beat It Upright" was taken off due to the explicit nature of the lyrics' subject matter.