I really miss 2000's nu metal songs, thanks to them I got into metal and eventually heavier stuff, but nu metal was where I really found my starting point identity as a teenager.
Tallah has some tricky riffs without losing that nu metal "bounce". A vibe similar to "we could go full on mathcore if we wanted". Hope to see them live someday.
@@Landekarit's NU metal. Textbook definition of it, barely proper industrial elements to it. Even Slipknot has more industrial in it than Static-X does.
never been a fan of Nu metal but those old tracks sound so gorgeous and remind me of my school time when everyone used to listen to LP, Korn, Papa Roach, SOAD etc. Goose bumps indeed
Bonus song is Push It from Static-X. They're my all time favorite industrial metal band, and Wisconsin Death Trip is my favorite album from them. May Wayne forever rest in peace.
It's probably the kids of original Nu Metal fans & artists that are making the subgenre come back. I don't see how else it could come back. Nu Metal riding the popularity of Rap's 90s mainstream success helped catapult it, so now I think it's just the Gen Z kids of original Nu Metal fans & artists resurrecting the subgenre.
@@salvadorricardojimenez5401 it is most likely because of millennials’ nostalgia. A lot of us got into metal, or more into metal because of nu metal. Also it was a really fresh sound at the time, completely divorced from what were then perceived as outdated musical tropes or playing super fast and soloing and what not
Honestly? I think Bring Me The Horizon has a lot to do with it. They put A LOT of Linkin Park inspiration on Semptinernal and That's The Spirit, both of which became very influential albums in their own right. Suddenly you had Motionless In White bringing in KoRn influence after that.
@@salvadorricardojimenez5401yeah my dad listened to nu metal like LP, disturbed, drowning pool, saliva, etc. and introduced me to it, it was my favorite genre for a long time until I got into guitar playing
Was pleasantly surprised by the inclusion of Nova Twins and discovering Omerta. If anyone happens to be attempting to look for a modern nu-metal band with some fantastic original content, I believe Red Method should have you covered.
Old Nu-Metal is way better! Much more memorable and recognizable songwriting. People have been and will still be playing Linkin Park, Korn, Disturbed, Static-X, Mudvayne, SOAD, Slipknot etc. for years to come.
@@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125 Exactly! Not just that, all those bands have a sound of their own, you can easily tell them apart. With these modern bands it just sounds like it could almost be written by one and the same band. Same production styles, same tropes, riffs that are more so about the chugchugs + octaver pedal instead of writing something engaging/memorable/recognizable. This is just my opinion ofcourse and I'm sure there are some great modern nu-metal bands out there that I've not heard of yet.
The new songs ARE memorable and recognizable, you just aren't familiar with them or aren't AS familiar with them. I'm familiar with both old and new and recognized nearly every riff in this immediately.
Thomas, these are really really well done on so many levels. The song choices are killer 🔥 ..and once again youve introduced me to a few new songs/bands 🤘
People gate keeping old nu metal is incredibly and hilariously ironic. It used to be the most derided musical genre at the time now its "good". Nostalgia is one hell of a drug. I also say this as someone raised on nu metal.
Nu Metal was a product of the time period. The 90s and early 2000s were a time of difficult times in the US. Waco, Ruby Ridge, Oklahoma City. Gang wars, rise in drugs, Y2K. All of this came out in our music. Nu Metal was a rock for many of us angsty teenagers. Glad to see some of that went forward and parts of it can be heard in current songs.
Awesome video as always !Seeing Nu Metal in the title I was hoping for some Tallah riff aaaaand.... Yeeaaaa second riff is a Tallah riff. Great playing great tone and great mustache well done !
@@mitchthemetalhead2589 Yeah another Tallah's fan !! Imo the music they make is so much more than "just" Nu Metal but they Indeed have a huge Nu Metal influences 😁🐰
That Stricken riff is still one of my favorites, holy shit it rips. That song was so fun to play on Guitar Hero 3 but man my fingers hurt from the chord progression hahah
Nu-metal from today has definitely taken on other genres and made itself into something that may be seen as a betrayal of old school nu-metal but I like both.
Im biased, straight off the rip, 2000 Nu-Metal was instrumental in my formative years. It helped me realize who I really am as well as allowed me to nurture who Id become. It was fundamental in me finding myself & finally being comfortable with being me. Im 40 & still listen to those bands to this day & part of what drew me to it was the fact that it mixed genres. I love most kinds of music & have a very broad taste, but my favorite being the aforementioned & the fact that it mixed genres was perfect & absolutely suited my preferred taste; as well as allow me to discover it.
I wouldn't really consider the new stuff Nu Metal. Nu Metal had that funk and hip hopish grove that this other stuff doesn't really have. Especially when you look at the drums, most Nu Metal drummer beats weren't double bass focused. That was more when 2000's Metal started becoming popular, and triple picking became more mainstream. Before that, it was mainly Fear Factory and kind of Static X doing that.
Yeah it's way too in your face. It's just a wall of sound. Nu Metal was metal to nod in a corner to with a beer while avoiding your ex and trying to find an angle to hit up her friend,
Personally I find the new style of nu-metal way more entertaining to listen to and it feels so good how heavier it seems to have become and Tallah is just outright crazy.
Old numetal was recognizable because the riff was great. It was all about that one riff. New numetal is all about upping the technicality. Also the lower the tuning the less memorable the riff
Yeah Imma go with the old Nu Metal on this one. Listening to the new Nu Metal tracks here, aside from like 1 or 2 songs, the they just sound kinda samey to me. Whereas the old Nu Metal songs all sound different from each other. Also the Bonus Round song is Push It by Static-X!
These sound like different genres all together lol I was a fan of nu metal back then but nowadays I prefer the modern approach because in the meantime I've come to live djent. Also the bonus is Static X, Push it
great video, but I don't even understand what Nu Metal is supposed to be? I thought metal with rap lyrics and a dj, but everybody puts in Disturbed, SoaD and Papa Roach in it too, so ist it just metal bands who made music in the early 2000's?
No. Nu Metal is categorized by bouncy and groovy riffs because of the hip hop influence. That’s why SOAD, Disturbed, and Papa Roach are labeled as Nu Metal. If it was only bands that made metal music in the early 2000s then bands like Killswitch Engage, Bring Me The Horizon, Bullet for My Valentine, Converge, etc would be labeled as Nu Metal Edit: supposed to be informative. I’m not being rude
Hey, Tom, been asking you consistently, cause it's in serious demand: how do you achieve such sound? Through which IR or DSP are you processing your tracks? I get that songs are fully arranged, but the sound of your guitar specifically is what I don't get. You better start making your own sound archetype, or give some producer tips away, cause I've dying to find that out.
Should've used Too Far Gone for Cane Hill and Architect for DED. I also think that instead of Stricken, you should've Stupify for Disturbed, and replace Nova Twins for another band like Ocean Grove or UnityTX.
@@thurmanwilliams7961 We’re not the same though. Nu metal makes me bang my head to the wall the same way listening to a Joe Rogan podcast makes me bang my head to a wall
Original Nu Metal was all real instruments. No drum VSTs completely removing any dynamics or style, and no amp sims. I'm not sure when Nu Metal bands started using triggers, but it takes me out of it completely. Amp sims on the other hand sound amazing. Anyway, just an old metalhead complaining about production lol
Yeah! You push it! (x3) 'yu, ya pasha asha! (x3) 😂 It's 'Static-X - Push it'! It reminds me the year 2000, I was 14 and I loved to watch the weird video 🤘🏼 (similar to Tool's videos)
So it definitely seems like the old new metal had a lot more Melody and rhythm to it and it seems like each song was more distinctive from one another comparative to the newest stuff that just seems a lot a lot heavier bit faster and tingey and painful to listen to at times
i understand, but that's not the point. if you hear something solid - you can tell it right away. it doesn't matter if you have heard it before or not. @@adama7774
I really miss 2000's nu metal songs, thanks to them I got into metal and eventually heavier stuff, but nu metal was where I really found my starting point identity as a teenager.
Exactly:)
putting vended right after slipknot was very clever, hehe
There’s the comment I was looking for! I thought the same thing lol
One step closer decides it! Im impressed by the creativity of some of the older riffs.
Thanks for this great video!
Tallah has some tricky riffs without losing that nu metal "bounce". A vibe similar to "we could go full on mathcore if we wanted". Hope to see them live someday.
Metalcore has definitely rubbed off on a lot of new nu metal and I dig it.
prog metal yet
djent
@@AgachartSukchouysound not a genre
Jajajajajajaja que alguien le explique quien influenció a quien
And vice versa
static-x push it. Total banger of a song.
Industrial
@@Landekar industrial nu groove metal I define it lol
@@Landekarit's NU metal. Textbook definition of it, barely proper industrial elements to it. Even Slipknot has more industrial in it than Static-X does.
@@myfaceismyshield5963well that's just wildly inaccurate 😂
These twins really know how to play the guitar. Wow!
The guy on the left has better taste though.
Triplets you miss the third brother behind the camera!
never been a fan of Nu metal but those old tracks sound so gorgeous and remind me of my school time when everyone used to listen to LP, Korn, Papa Roach, SOAD etc. Goose bumps indeed
Bonus song is Push It from Static-X. They're my all time favorite industrial metal band, and Wisconsin Death Trip is my favorite album from them. May Wayne forever rest in peace.
still blows me away how nu metal came back in fashion and that it's ok to like it now
It's probably the kids of original Nu Metal fans & artists that are making the subgenre come back. I don't see how else it could come back. Nu Metal riding the popularity of Rap's 90s mainstream success helped catapult it, so now I think it's just the Gen Z kids of original Nu Metal fans & artists resurrecting the subgenre.
@@salvadorricardojimenez5401 it is most likely because of millennials’ nostalgia. A lot of us got into metal, or more into metal because of nu metal. Also it was a really fresh sound at the time, completely divorced from what were then perceived as outdated musical tropes or playing super fast and soloing and what not
Honestly? I think Bring Me The Horizon has a lot to do with it. They put A LOT of Linkin Park inspiration on Semptinernal and That's The Spirit, both of which became very influential albums in their own right. Suddenly you had Motionless In White bringing in KoRn influence after that.
@@salvadorricardojimenez5401yeah my dad listened to nu metal like LP, disturbed, drowning pool, saliva, etc. and introduced me to it, it was my favorite genre for a long time until I got into guitar playing
Was pleasantly surprised by the inclusion of Nova Twins and discovering Omerta.
If anyone happens to be attempting to look for a modern nu-metal band with some fantastic original content, I believe Red Method should have you covered.
They're really good, thank you for that recommendation
Old Nu-Metal is way better! Much more memorable and recognizable songwriting. People have been and will still be playing Linkin Park, Korn, Disturbed, Static-X, Mudvayne, SOAD, Slipknot etc. for years to come.
I agree with that. I appreciate the new one, but there’s no denying that the old guard had riffs that can be recognized on first listen.
@@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125 Exactly! Not just that, all those bands have a sound of their own, you can easily tell them apart. With these modern bands it just sounds like it could almost be written by one and the same band. Same production styles, same tropes, riffs that are more so about the chugchugs + octaver pedal instead of writing something engaging/memorable/recognizable. This is just my opinion ofcourse and I'm sure there are some great modern nu-metal bands out there that I've not heard of yet.
The new songs ARE memorable and recognizable, you just aren't familiar with them or aren't AS familiar with them.
I'm familiar with both old and new and recognized nearly every riff in this immediately.
Is it because they are nostalgic to you?
@@x-Gingerbeard-xI’d argue that you could tell tallah wrote a song if you heard it those guys are wild as hell
Push It! Wayne was a legend! great vid!
Facts!! Criminally underappreciated band.
Thomas, these are really really well done on so many levels. The song choices are killer 🔥 ..and once again youve introduced me to a few new songs/bands 🤘
People gate keeping old nu metal is incredibly and hilariously ironic. It used to be the most derided musical genre at the time now its "good". Nostalgia is one hell of a drug. I also say this as someone raised on nu metal.
Nu Metal was a product of the time period. The 90s and early 2000s were a time of difficult times in the US. Waco, Ruby Ridge, Oklahoma City. Gang wars, rise in drugs, Y2K. All of this came out in our music. Nu Metal was a rock for many of us angsty teenagers. Glad to see some of that went forward and parts of it can be heard in current songs.
TALLAH!!!!
Finally someone recognizes them such a good band
Old: Nu-Metal
New: "Hey! Let's play Mick Gordon!"
Truuuuuuuuue lol
Old Nu Metal for Life ❤️🤘 RIP Chester
I'm old as shit but still so much character within the older tracks.
3:05 that guitar riff reminds me a lot of THE HERETIC ANTHEM
Sound quality is on another level! Great video!
Thank you!
I like Tetrarch, Vended and Ded, of course, but nothing beats the classics.
Awesome video as always !Seeing Nu Metal in the title I was hoping for some Tallah riff aaaaand.... Yeeaaaa second riff is a Tallah riff. Great playing great tone and great mustache well done !
I clicked on this just to make sure Tallah is in the Nu Metal now, and appropriately they were the first in line! Tallah is SO slept on! 🤘🐸🐇🌀
@@mitchthemetalhead2589 Yeah another Tallah's fan !! Imo the music they make is so much more than "just" Nu Metal but they Indeed have a huge Nu Metal influences 😁🐰
Yeah I agree…A HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERCENT! 🌀🤘
That homage to static at the end my dudes magic.
The first modern nu song ressembles with a modern metalcore/djent song to me.Good video.
That Stricken riff is still one of my favorites, holy shit it rips.
That song was so fun to play on Guitar Hero 3 but man my fingers hurt from the chord progression hahah
The pinch harmonic inserted before the second verse sounds badass
Nu-metal from today has definitely taken on other genres and made itself into something that may be seen as a betrayal of old school nu-metal but I like both.
I found classic Nu Metal vibe in Nova Twins and Omerta.
Finally.
Static-X - Push it !!
I love that Slipknot/Vended comparison
One step closer to the edge That's how it all started in my teenage mind
For me old Nu metal still reigns supreme
The last bonus riff was Push It by Static-X.
Might just have found a couple of new bands to check out. Thanks!
I love tallah so much thank you for choosing them
Thanks for the list of cool gangs I haven't heard.
Tallah is on a whole other level. Nostalgia holds every old band here above water except System of a Down, let's be real here.
DEATHCORE NU METAL AND METALCORE THESE JUST SOUNDS LIKE DJENT AND THALL THESE DAYS
really cool to see Nova Twins getting some love here
Im biased, straight off the rip, 2000 Nu-Metal was instrumental in my formative years. It helped me realize who I really am as well as allowed me to nurture who Id become. It was fundamental in me finding myself & finally being comfortable with being me. Im 40 & still listen to those bands to this day & part of what drew me to it was the fact that it mixed genres. I love most kinds of music & have a very broad taste, but my favorite being the aforementioned & the fact that it mixed genres was perfect & absolutely suited my preferred taste; as well as allow me to discover it.
So hype to see Omerta !!
I wouldn't really consider the new stuff Nu Metal. Nu Metal had that funk and hip hopish grove that this other stuff doesn't really have. Especially when you look at the drums, most Nu Metal drummer beats weren't double bass focused. That was more when 2000's Metal started becoming popular, and triple picking became more mainstream. Before that, it was mainly Fear Factory and kind of Static X doing that.
Yeah it's way too in your face. It's just a wall of sound. Nu Metal was metal to nod in a corner to with a beer while avoiding your ex and trying to find an angle to hit up her friend,
As an old skool nu metal fan, I love a bit of Cane Hill, Nova Twins, and Wargasm in my playlist.
Bonus song : Static X - Push it. 😎✊️🤘🎶🎵🎸🥁🎵🎶. R.I.P. Wayne.
Great to see Nova Twins included! Underrated band who need more attention
The old nu metal is where the feel is real. Every song written with lots of pain and hatred
I love this series!
Bonus Round: Static - X - Push It.
I see that everyone else said it before me, but once I got the end, I noticed the riff right away.
Nu metal is just so cool!! Also your covers sound ever better than the original!!
Agree
High praise! Thanks so much
Totally agree. I love Nu Metal, but normally don’t like singing in it. I would love full versions of these!
Except the Korn one but yes agree
Being nearly 40, growing up there was no better album than slipknot's 1st album. Around that time, there was nothing else like it.
Im 40 too , still remember the day my brother gave the CD and I put it on in the car , jaw dropped - perfect by all accounts raw and aggressive
Then Iowa came. Tell me you loved Iowa.
Slipknot’s first album is an absolute classic from start to finish. There hasn’t been much in the last quarter of a century to top it.
@@miahthorpatrick1013 what about Iowa? it's literally the best sequel.
@@deafworldstudios8644
Iowa is amazing. To be honest it’s just as good and essential as the self titled record.
Tech Death, then vs. now when?? 😮
Would die for that one. New Job For A Cowboy is an extraordinary example 🤘
That band made a really cool evolution
@dorsia6938 yes! They've come a long way and I definitely love them more as they've evolved
@@GnildnewOfficial me too, their recent singles have been absolute bangers
@dorsia6938 oh yeah dude. Full album drop on the 23rd!
the song was push-it by static x
I like Both Modern and Old is The Same thing and powerful. 😎👍
Personally I find the new style of nu-metal way more entertaining to listen to and it feels so good how heavier it seems to have become and Tallah is just outright crazy.
Opposite here. I liked Nu Metal BECAUSE it was less heavy. The new stuff just sounds way too dense.
Woulda been cool to see something in there from Darko US and Diamond Construc
Old numetal was recognizable because the riff was great. It was all about that one riff. New numetal is all about upping the technicality. Also the lower the tuning the less memorable the riff
Yeah Imma go with the old Nu Metal on this one. Listening to the new Nu Metal tracks here, aside from like 1 or 2 songs, the they just sound kinda samey to me. Whereas the old Nu Metal songs all sound different from each other.
Also the Bonus Round song is Push It by Static-X!
Nu Metal is def not my cup of tea, but for those who enjoy it, it's better than country music, or pop.
Tallah is the only good new nu-metal band. Love them
Say what you will about modern nu-metal. Vended is awesome! I'm saying it as an old-school kind of musician
Nu metal back then more better... Good old days!
somewhere it's getting better. Somewhere worst.
They all sound pretty cool!
Antiamorous is the best track I discovered in 2024
Yeah, you push it!🤘
These sound like different genres all together lol
I was a fan of nu metal back then but nowadays I prefer the modern approach because in the meantime I've come to live djent.
Also the bonus is Static X, Push it
I like that the guy on the right has a thicker mustache 😂
Bonus round: Push It by Static X
great video, but I don't even understand what Nu Metal is supposed to be? I thought metal with rap lyrics and a dj, but everybody puts in Disturbed, SoaD and Papa Roach in it too, so ist it just metal bands who made music in the early 2000's?
No. Nu Metal is categorized by bouncy and groovy riffs because of the hip hop influence. That’s why SOAD, Disturbed, and Papa Roach are labeled as Nu Metal. If it was only bands that made metal music in the early 2000s then bands like Killswitch Engage, Bring Me The Horizon, Bullet for My Valentine, Converge, etc would be labeled as Nu Metal
Edit: supposed to be informative. I’m not being rude
5:47 Static-X - Push it
Hey, Tom, been asking you consistently, cause it's in serious demand: how do you achieve such sound? Through which IR or DSP are you processing your tracks? I get that songs are fully arranged, but the sound of your guitar specifically is what I don't get.
You better start making your own sound archetype, or give some producer tips away, cause I've dying to find that out.
Thank you! I use Helix Native actually and an Ownhammer IR. Maybe one day I should make a quick video about the details...
Should've used Too Far Gone for Cane Hill and Architect for DED. I also think that instead of Stricken, you should've Stupify for Disturbed, and replace Nova Twins for another band like Ocean Grove or UnityTX.
Any other recommendations?
bonus: static x- push it
I'm fill with 2000s nostalgia
Old School Nu Metal just has that bounce to it.
Like the bounce of me banging my head to the wall from listening to nu metal
@@mylerwilson4879 I agree
@@thurmanwilliams7961 We’re not the same though. Nu metal makes me bang my head to the wall the same way listening to a Joe Rogan podcast makes me bang my head to a wall
@@mylerwilson4879 oh I see...Nu Metal makes me want to bang my head into a wall in a good way. Sorry for the confusion.
Slipknot defined metal playing for so many decades to come...
I love the new stuff but nothing is going to be the old school nu metal that opened the door for all the bands today and this further proves it
Was not expecting the first "Modern Nu Metal" song they played to sound like a Converge instrumental lol. Since when did Nu Metal mix with Mathcore?
Static X- Push it🤘
The bonus track should be push it, from static-X
Clicked for Omerta
Bonus is STATIC-X - Push it
Can someone please tell me the model of both guitars?!?! They are spectacular!!! I’m hard of hearing and it gave me chills. 😢
Schecter C-1 FR S SLS Elite and ESP LTD KS-7.
If anybody liked new nu-metal, definitely check out Moodring!
Love Nu Metal Till Now 41 Y.O
Old Nu metal wins because 1. Better songwriting 2. My own summer, I’m a sucker for any riff in harmonic minor
Original Nu Metal was all real instruments. No drum VSTs completely removing any dynamics or style, and no amp sims. I'm not sure when Nu Metal bands started using triggers, but it takes me out of it completely. Amp sims on the other hand sound amazing. Anyway, just an old metalhead complaining about production lol
Ohgghhh, I see it, oogghhh I need it!
Yeah! You push it! (x3)
'yu, ya pasha asha! (x3) 😂
It's 'Static-X - Push it'!
It reminds me the year 2000, I was 14 and I loved to watch the weird video 🤘🏼 (similar to Tool's videos)
I feel like that antiamorous song was VERY similar to science by soad
Bonus: Static-X - Push It
So it definitely seems like the old new metal had a lot more Melody and rhythm to it and it seems like each song was more distinctive from one another comparative to the newest stuff that just seems a lot a lot heavier bit faster and tingey and painful to listen to at times
Only new band in the genre I seem to like is Chaoseum.
I find Tallah because this video, so thanks
the Bonus Round Is Obviously
Static-X - Push It
my all time favorite band!!!
every old riff is memorable af. i cannot say the same about the new ones.
Of course you cant, they havemt had time for that..
i understand, but that's not the point. if you hear something solid - you can tell it right away. it doesn't matter if you have heard it before or not. @@adama7774
@@adama7774exactly this 😂. 20 years from now, he’ll be saying that about these modern bands riffs compared to the bands from the future
What guitar model is that on the left? Thanks
Schecter SLS elite
@@ThomasHogue whoa, got a reply from the man himself. Thanks 👍🏻
Somewhere along the way we lost that laid back groove in favour of forced technicality.
What the model LTD do you have? Some kind of custom?
KS M-6
Ken Susi signature
What guitar amp is good for getting those sounds?
6505