Nu-metal godfathers Korn have begun the first leg of their 2013 Paradigm Shift Tour. The exclusive run kicked off last night at The Electric Factory in Philadelphia, PA. The 9-date trek are the first shows in support of their upcoming album, The Paradigm Shift, which drops on October 8 via Prospect Park Records. The tour features excellent support...
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