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Fieldy<\/strong> isn’t going back to Korn<\/strong> anytime soon, but he also doesn’t seem to be strictly ruling it out either.<\/p>\n For those unaware, Korn<\/strong> bassist Fieldy<\/strong> stepped down from the band in 2021. Fieldy<\/strong> was replaced by Ra Diaz<\/strong> in a live setting and hasn’t returned to the band since. Despite being on hiatus from Korn<\/strong>, Fieldy<\/strong> did record bass on the band’s 2022 record Requiem<\/em>.<\/p>\n Then after a period of silence, Fieldy<\/strong> all of a sudden surfaced earlier this year in an interview with Basement Talk<\/em>. Fieldy<\/strong> revealed that has hasn’t spoken to his Korn<\/strong> bandmates since 2019 \u2013 which is odd considering he stepped down in 2021 \u2013 and added “They’re truckin’. They’re a machine. They’re going. It’s insane. It’s dope that they can keep on going like that. It’s cool to see them keep on going, but I need to chill.”<\/p>\n Now in a new interview with The Dr. Greenthumb Show<\/em>, Fieldy<\/strong> was asked by a fan if he was going back to Korn<\/strong> anytime soon. Fieldy<\/strong> didn’t completely rule it out, but said: “I won’t be playing any shows, but we’ll see what tomorrow brings. You never know. But for now, no. I’ve got plenty to do.”<\/p>\n At this point, who knows what’s going on behind the scenes with Korn<\/strong> and Fieldy<\/strong>. Though the real question is if and when Korn<\/strong> does another record, will Fieldy<\/strong> or Diaz<\/strong> play bass on it? I guess we’ll find out. It’d be a huge shame if Korn<\/strong> and Fieldy<\/strong> officially parted ways, as Fieldy<\/strong>‘s bass playing and super clanky tone is iconic (despite being pretty divisive among bassists).<\/p>\n \n