No; bad Korn. Stick to making ugly dance music. Do what you do best.

Art Brut, "It's A Bit Complicated" ★★★

Eddie Argos may seem silly, but really, he's smart. The leader of British punkish rockers Art Brut is expert at writing pop songs that are about consuming and being consumed by pop songs. "I know I shouldn't, and it's possibly wrong, to break from your kiss to turn up a pop song," he talk-sings on the opening "Pump Up the Volume," feeling sort of bad about thinking about music more than anything else. Art Brut's sophomore effort is a bit complicated in a way that's less perfectly marvelous than their debut, "Bang Bang Rock 'n' Roll." The songs are a little more sophisticated musically and a little less immediately grabby, and Argos' arch delivery isn't quite so fresh the second time out of the box. Still, the guy gets off more than his share of good lines, like the one he reassures an ex with: "People in love lie around and get fat/I didn't want us to end up like that."