Korn destroy a spooky old house in the music video for "Rotting In Vain." Floorboards burst, cement crashes and, unsurprisingly, the volume goes to 11. In the vein of the group's classic sound, Jonathan Davis' brooding lyrics and Munky and Head's metallic guitars define the hard rocker. 

"'Rotting in Vain' was written about being in that black place, being in situations that I don't like in life – be it relationships, or feeling when you're stuck and you're just being abused or you don't like where you're at, and you just sit there and rot," explained Davis to Rolling Stone. ""It takes you years and years to figure out how to claw your way out. That's where 'Rotting in Vain' came from."

The single comes from upcoming Korn record The Serenity of Suffering, which the group will release on October 21.