Did Nu Metal Die with Dave Williams? | Nu Pod
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this Nu Pod interview snippet, Ro reflects on the resurgence of nu-metal, highlighting its evolution from being considered a negative term in the early 2010s to now being embraced by fans. Tim King discusses the multigenerational appeal of bands like Slayer and how children often follow their parents' music preferences. Tim also traces the cyclical nature of music genres, citing examples like the revivals of hair metal and metalcore. He shares insights on Soil's journey, emphasizing the importance of staying active and the support received from the UK and European fanbase. The conversation takes a poignant turn as they fondly remember the late Dave Williams, sharing personal anecdotes and expressing gratitude for the time spent together.
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Tim King speaks a lot of sense
damnn the dude was so young, my dad was 63 when he went out but he also never wanted to be an old man in a chair at the end of his days.
Why does everyone keeps saying nu metal dead in 2004 or 2005 it did not die some of the bands went more alt metal than nu metal it still here
No, it didn't, with the exception of Bodies, Drowning Pool never was really big, what affected nu metal was several reasons, such as the genre was overblowing with many bands (and was this time that the genre was already being criticized), Pop music and specially hip hop and RnB (and before anybody tell me, yes I know this genres were already popular) was completely taking over the genre, Post-Grunge was starting to taking over the charts, the bands were not selling as the same way they were before, many bands were starting to distancing the sound and begin to experimenting with other influences and also Metalcore, Emo and the garage rock and indie rock were taking over nu metal.
Exactly nu metal didn't die
@@scottstefani7876I agree with you, the whole ideia of a music genre dying is just ridiculous, because no genre of music will die, it will just go underground.
@@scottstefani7876Especially now that not only many bands are surging, metalcore now is very influenced by nu metal.