Overview
- HarbourView announced a deal for a majority interest in Slipknot’s catalog that includes publishing and recorded royalty streams.
- Financial terms were not disclosed, and reports do not specify which individual band members took part in the sale.
- Billboard’s prior reporting notes Warner Music controls the masters through Roadrunner, indicating the transaction concerns royalty income rather than ownership of the recordings.
- Slipknot’s Michael “Clown” Crahan endorsed the partnership in a band statement, while HarbourView CEO Sherrese Clarke praised the group’s influence and vowed to amplify its work.
- Luminate reports 14.6 million U.S. album-consumption units and 15.73 billion global streams for Slipknot, underscoring the catalog’s commercial appeal.