Nu-Metal vs Rap Metal vs Alternative Metal. EXPLAINED!
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2024
- Nu-Metal is the most overused term as far as metal genres go, but what is it exactly? Here I explain it in depth, as well as other styles it is often confused with. I do not own the music, it is for educational and entertainment purposes, as always. Feel free to like, comment, and subscribe. I appreciate it.
Songs used:
>Blind, Faget, and Clown by KoRn.
>Becoming by Pantera.
>Blew by Nirvana.
>Rapper's Delight by The Sugarhill Gang.
>Twist, Got the Life, Get Up! (Ft. Skrillex), Rotting in Vain, and This Loss by KoRn.
>Loco by Coal Chamber.
>Eet the Children by Otep.
>Bodies and All Over Me by Drowning Pool.
>Blink of an Eye by Damageplan.
>Jumpdafuckup by Soulfly.
>Nookie and Break Stuff by Limp Bizkit.
>From this Day by Machine Head.
>I'm the Man by Anthrax.
>Body Count by Body Count.
>It'll Be Ok and My Way by Limp Bizkit.
>Boom! by P.O.D.
>Bullet with a Name by Nonpoint.
>Last Resort by Papa Roach.
>Sky is Over by Serj Tankian.
>Bring Me to Life by Evanescence.
>Chop Suey, Needles, and ATWA by System of a Down.
>The Shiver (Meet Me at the Carousel) by Unexpect.
>Cigaro and Chic n' Stu by System of a Down.
>Lie Lie Lie by Serj Tankian.
>Unsung by Helmet.
>Dose by Filter.
>Breath by Breaking Benjamin.
>Riot by Three Days Grace.
>Walk Away From the Sun by Seether.
>Vicinity of Obscenity by System of a Down.
>Animal I Have Become by Three Days Grace.
>Tired by Stone Sour.
>I Stand Alone by Godsmack.
>Everybody's Fool by Evanescence.
>Our Truth by Lacuna Coil.
>Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away) by Deftones.
>The Red by Chevelle.
>Ion, I Don't Care (Ft. Adam Gontier), I'm Not Jesus (Ft. Corey Taylor), and S.O.S. (Anything but Love) (Ft. Cristina Scabbia) by Apocalyptica.
>Ball Tongue by KoRn.
>One Step Closer, In the End, and Points of Authority by Linkin Park.
>Spit it Out, Gently, and Dead Memories by Slipknot.
>Inside the Fire, Down with the Sickness, and Stupify by Disturbed.
>Let the Guilt Go by KoRn.
I like the list format for these better. Thank you!
Definitely easier to read and look up, thank you!
Btw would you consider doing low-effort videos going through bands, albums and (maybe) specific songs and talk about their sound? I’d love to hear what you have to say about them and it might also boost you in the yt algorithm. It’ll definitely help the algorithm in my brain, I’d never find the bands that I found or enjoy the genres I now enjoy if it wasn’t for your videos explaining them
Thank you so much. Perhaps!@@claudiaborges8406
Hi ! There does groove metal video go ? Can you please return/reupload that video ?
It appears for me, but I think I've been told before that they couldn't find it. Is it not available? I do have a Groove Metal video. But yes, I quite possibly will revisit it at some point, since my voice edits were strange in those old videos
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Evanescence only did the rap thing in Bring Me To Life because the record label forced them to. The label actually wanted them to add rap to every song, and Evanescence quit because of it. They compromised and only did the rap vocals on one song. In live performances, Evanescence actually dropped the rap parts later on, because they never intended them to be there in the first place. Symphonic metal is probably the best term for them.
Huummm....not quite.... there are very distinct aspects in their sound that differ from traditional european symphonic metal bands, which are still the ones most asociated with the term. Bands like Nightwish, Epica and early Within Temptation are true symphonic metal bands imo.
They are buttrock
Evancescence is not Symphonic metal, they are Alternative rock..if you go to the metal archives they are not in there like Epica and Nightwish
Metal Archives is a poser site,their patterns says that Ghost is metal and Slipknot and Kittie aren't@@norsegamingtv1686
They are buttrock
Nu-metal/alternative metal walked so that metalcore/deathcore could run
They are extremely similar
And it's all shit the cores are fuckin arse
@@lebarak69 it depends on what band. Nu has whispering/quiet singing , seven string down tuned, hyper anger/sadness,refrain, who scatting, hip-hop( 90’s nu-metal), and harsh melodic singing . Some metalcore bands sound exactly like early 90’s-2000’s Deathcore but not all of them do.
Well said
metalcore and nu-metal are so far apart lol, you guys are tripping or have never had heard metalcore ranging from the underground punk scene to the myspace scene.
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Ballgame’s in the refrigerator
Door is closed
Lights are out
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My comment doesn't have much to do with the video. but in my point of view, "alternative" is a kind of label that I always interpreted as "people don't know how to label it, so they'll call it alternative".
finally someone who agrees with me
Sorta true, but then it became its own style. "Indie" seems to be the label that came up when people realized it would be dumb to call a genre "Alternative alternative"
Alternative/Indie is like “its chill and weird, but not comercial nor experimental”
@@whatsinameme5258Can you please suggest true nu-metal bands/songs due to your definition of that genre ?
All of KoRn's first album, and most of their second. After that they flirted with other styles, but most KoRn records are at least somewhat Nu-Metal. If we are including bands that dip their toes into other styles there's Mudvayne, Static X, Otep, Linkin Park (early), Slipknot, Disturbed (on The Sickness), Soulfly, Coal Chamber, Drowning Pool, Damageplan, Fear Factory (on Obsolete), Machine Head (On Supercharger) Psychostick, Vein (on Errorzone), Dope, and American Head Charge. I listed most of these in my videos but there you go. @@user-bq5ki3qn1l
For me the pillars of Nu Metal were always Korn, Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park. I've often thought a lot of the Nu Metal artists were more genre-fluid than stuck in a very rigid box, and this video highlights that notion very well.
Also, it might be sacrilege to a lot of people, but it took me until last year to really like Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory.
I would say Mudvayne too, though they’re not nearly as popular as the rest. Nu-metal was definitely one of the most innovative genres to much people’s dismay.
I understand taking a bit to like hybrid theory as…
*meteora is better*
@@limiteds4I love Meteora more too lol
It hurt my soul not seeing Mudvayne here! 💔@@fnamelname8906
What about Staind’s Dysfunction album? A lot of those songs were pure Nu-Metal
Nice to see a proper video discussing this topic after it was mentioned in the individual videos
Thank you so much for explaining, now I can finally understand why I found it strange when people called different bands "nu-metal" but these bands sounded completely different from each other.
To me nu metal is weird metal. That weird, creepy, freaky scary sound... done
I appreciate your commitment and the comprehensive research you go through to make these videos. For instance, many people don't know that Anthrax was a "proto rap metal" band, I once told that fact to a friend of mine, and he looked me weird, he couldn't believe it even though he was an avid follower of the band. It's little details like those that I love about the videos that you make, despite being short, they are super informative, thorough and still simple enough for both newbies and old school people to enjoy and understand. Great job.
I must admit that I too did get Nu Metal confused with Rap Metal. Thank you.
Really thankful you are covering all three together, as these style's can get confused heavily.
You're welcome!
Nu-Metal got me into metal. So I’m thankful for it and still listen to it today. Elder Millennial
You were right to cover all three of these together. Very helpful video!
Glad to hear
@@whatsinameme5258 Thanks for the video. Can you please make a least/links to that raw nu metal bands/albums/tracks ?
I just love that whispery dark psychotick creepy and heavy sound !!!
@@user-bq5ki3qn1l Most KoRn, especially their early albums. Fair bit of Slipknot, especially slower songs like Gehenna and Gently. Otep on the album The Ascension. Static X. Mudvayne. Vein on Errorzone. Hope that helps.
It all started with, "ARE YOUUU READDDYYYY??!"
This is academic-level research, keep up the good work, I especially thank you for putting the references in the comments, is easier to find a song I like from the video or check new bands
Not bad, I think you did a great job explaining these. It kills me when someone says there favorite music genre is EDM (because that branches off into like 40 genres)
Thank You for adding Damageplan
I get obscenities from people who say that it’s not Nu Metal
For me Alt Metal always seemed to be the broader term out all of thesee, while Nu Metal and Rap Metal are more akin to subgenres of Alt Metal.
It's a cool video either way.
Alt metal is different from nu and rap metal though
@@joaquinlezcano2372 While it makes sense from the name that Alt Metal is supposedly metal mixed with alternative rock, in reality ever since the beginning alt metal bands were simply mixing metal with all kinds of different genres, rap being one of them.
In that sense, since alt metal comes before nu metal and rap metal, it seems fair to me to call it the progenitor of some kind.
That said, I'm not too invested in trying to "define" all these genres, so I'm not going to insist that my understanding of it is the most correct one, but at least it's practical enough for me to just call a band that mixes metal and non-metal elements "alternative metal", unless there is an entire movement where many metal bands use the same type of non-metal influence, in which case it deserves to be it's own separate subgenre outside of alt metal.
In other words, alt metal is just a bin of leftover bands that just don't properly fit in other genres and don't have enough similar bands to them to form their own genre/sub genre.
System of a Down and Slipknot are a good example of that, not enough rap for rap metal, too energetic and chaotic for nu metal, too musically straightforward to be prog metal or avant-garde metal, while at the same time too much of all kinds of these influences (middle eastern music, hardcore punk?, thrash/death metal, hip hop even if it's not enough for rap metal, etc) to just be "heavy metal" or whatever, so "alt metal" it is.
Been really enjoying the videos, dude! 🤘🤘❤ this is the music i grew up on and it's like a nostalgic hit!
Thanks for some music recommendations 🤘
That transition from In The End to Points Of Authority was superb.
I typically classify Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, Seether, Godsmack, etc as "Hard Rock" bands but that's so I don't have to make 47 extra genres to account for sometimes minor differences when I'm categorizing my downloaded music lol.
But the nuances of what make a band's music its own is good to know when trying to explain what a band is to someone vs categorizing it for a playlist lol
Numb -> Points Of Authority*
@@josuevilllamunoz7924wrong.
Excellent analysis. I love how you get deep into the weeds with this stuff.
Personally I've always considered "nu-metal" to be more of a marketing term than a genre definition. Similar to how the phrase "college rock" back in the '80s was used less as a genre description and more of an identifier that record labels would slap onto anything that they felt wouldn't fit into the mainstream.
Born in 85, I was a teenager in early 00's, back then, the nu-metal was a movement, not just a rock/metal genre. There were lot of nu-metal bands, but some sounded more rock, some more punk, some more grunge, some hip-hop/rap, some industrial, even death metal.. but all were labeled as nu-metal. So I would disagree with "nu-metal does not have a rap vocals".. yes they have and there's no hybrid of nu-metal and something else.. Nu-metal alone IS a hybrid of styles.. from SlipKnot to Deftones, Staind, Static-X, SOAD, Linkin Park, Incubus and Evanescence. From very heavy to poppy. Obviously the look/fashion was very important as well. I understand where you coming from, but to me it's a bit complicated. All in all I love your video, great job.
I loved this one, I'll never get tired of these videos
Great video once again! Would love to see one explaining the differences between glam metal and pop metal from the 1980s, which both were called (and still being tbf) "hair metal". I remember you did a fast mention of it in your video of the best metal albums from the 1980s, but it would be great to see a deeper view on it.
I plan to at some point, in a similar video as this.
Pretty good video. You forgot to mention Incubus, but it was pretty good overall. I subbed. I'll check out more of your stuff later.
Thank you for giving me like 4 to 5 more bands to listen too.
(Also love the in depth talk about the genres, its hard to explain the differences to friends so ill save this to show the differences between nu metal, alt metal, rap metal, and all the other ones you mentioned.
I grew up listening to the whole circle of genres from the 90s-2000s to the point i can easily fall asleep to any single song you play to me with how comfortable they are to me.
In Europe "Rap-Metal" was called CrossOver and it was quite big in the mid 90s with a lot of bands playing that style in this time. Limp Bizkit showed up quite late in that "era".
Clawfinger, Thumb, HeadCrash, Dog Eat Dog, Fistfunk, Blackeyed Blonde, H-Blockx, Senser, just to name a view.
Thank you for this it always urked me how people place bands like 3 days grace in the same ish vein as early korn.
Best video I've ever saw explaining these genres.
Ive always seen alternative metal to be an umbrella term for metal/hard rock that geared towards the mainstream with a very pop like music structure and conventional singing and lyrics. Traditional metal has different vocals and can be more focused on being "metal" and "trve". Traditional metal has a particular culture and ethos that it encompasses.
This is a good put together video
Nu Metal & Alternative Metal are what I live by. My top two.
Recommend it to everyone.
I just found this channel and it quickly became my favorite, okay.
Appreciate it!
Limp Bizkit mixed Nu Metal and Rap Metal, especially in their first three albums. Same with Linkin Park, P.O.D and etc.
Also bands like FNM, Helmet and Chum definitely straight up created Alternative Metal.
Funk Metal, Nu Metal and Rap Metal are all sub-genres of Alt Metal.
i think nu metal came in different flavours. the core of nu metal is pop, rap and metal, with countless genress sprinkled inbetween.
To be Fair all 3 Genres are practically cousins, in the sense that they are more digestible than the regular "Metal" genres.
Quality content as always
Finally someone gives credit to Helmet
Faith no more is the pioneer in my eyes without them and Primus idk if Nu metal would have become a thing but in reality Aerosmith and Run Dmc are the beginning of time and space when it comes to Nu Metal
Disturbed actually is from my home city and area, one of their members went to my high school, and theres a music store i live about 20 minutes away where one of the members built a display case for instruments, and the store allowed him to display one of the band's refords in it, kind of as monetization
Yes, my friend, you did great job🤘🏻🫂
I believe this may be my favorite era of music
Thanks for the video, I really love your analysis and how you illustrate them. I would be interested by how you define the genre of my band "Ice Chemicals", especially on the last EP "The Pyre". I would say that we are heavily influenced by Alt and Nu metal (mostly by the bands/albums you referenced here) but the themes are maybe not consistent.
There is a sort of "new wave" of "Nu-Metal" that is become a bit of a thing this decade. These bands seem to not fit so neatly into the boxes I present here. I think the reason the theme won't be consistent is because it's a whole different era now. KoRn's first record would have been completely different if released today. It had a very 90s quality to it. Bands that call themselves Nu-Metal today often have influence from Metalcore and/or other styles. I think someone is gonna have to come up a new name for these bands playing this newer variant, because it just isn't the same. It has a different vibe, even if it still has downtuned guitars and hip hop beats. I listened to a couple tracks of yours and I would say it fits that newer sound. It doesn't really have a label yet, which in a way is good, because it means it's not too outdated yet. Haha. I remember my first time hearing the term "Trap Metal" and then only a couple weeks later, seeing video thumbnails saying: "Trap Metal is dead". Seemed like the style fell out of fashion the second it had a name. I definitely hear the Nu-Metal in your sound, but I would recommend against TRYING to BE Nu-Metal if that makes sense. It's inevitably not gonna be like those 2000s bands. That sound doesn't really exist now, and even if replicated would sound outdated. Just try to be your own thing, and keep it up. There's potential there. I know this is a long comment, but hope you appreciate it.
@@whatsinameme5258 Thank you very much for the thoughtful answer! Much appreciated 🙏 I hear you and would agree totally that the nu-metal vibe was era-related and to recreate it now would not be adequate. In fact that's not what we are trying to do : as you said, we try to be our own thing and just make the music we like without overthinking or trying to fit into a box. Which can be both a good thing (because originality) and a bad thing because we don't easily find etiquettes to describe what we do 😅
I agree there is some kind of rebirth of nu-metal (nu nu-metal?) with metalcore influences, with maybe more screamed vocals and cleaner sound, but exactly like nu-metal 25 years ago people tend to fit a lot of different things in there so it does not really mean anything yet... Anyway, metal continues to develop, grow and renew itself - and that can only be a good thing! 🤘
If ur in the mood I really liked the 2 what’s in a masterpiece videos you did. Feel like one of my favorites breakdown of sanity deserves one after deciding to tour again after 6 years but not to America 😭. I think they’re one of the best metalcore bands out there and even though I like the brutality of mirrors I think coexistence is one of the best all around albums out there
And that last song is very fitting for everything you do lol
thanks, now i'm confused even more!
Woah how dare you end a numetal video with Korn 3 at the end. We all hate that album lol Jokes aside excellent work once again man. I loved how you called out everyone that knocks on Coal Chamber
I did? And yeah KoRn 3 isn't the best, but it has a couple bangers on it.
Keep it up 👑
Since you started mentioning avant garde more often I think that's another great future video you could make, cause I understood it even less than Nu metal
To be honest it's basically metal's "Other" category. Which might seem simple enough, but considering how many metal genres there are, it's impressive to get that label. You have to do some pretty unconventional stuff.
Will you ever make a video on experimental metal? I remember you leaving out any mention of Neurosis in your video on post-metal, because you felt their music was better described as avant-garde metal. I feel like there is a lot to cover in that genre. Neurosis for sure is one, but also bands like Gorguts, Demilich, maudlin of the Well and Kayo Dot. I feel like avant-garde metal is a little misunderstood as the music genre that blends circus music with blast beats, but it is by its very nature one if not the most varied metal genre out there, and I feel it should be explored beyond just Mr. Bungle. Thanks.
thank you for clearing this up for people who dismiss nu metal
Serj has sung fast in multiple songs sometimes it feels to be the speed of Eminem earlier in his career plus he brings the pipes with it
No love for Clawfinger in the rap-metal side?
most of the early deftones songs are nu metal and their more peaceful songs i call metalgaze (not to be confused with grungegaze like superheaven and some basement)
I'm pressure there's no metalgaze, but ok
In general, what was seen most in the nu metal of those times was the fusion of Nu Metal and alternative metal in the same sound, the Nu Metal revival is getting strong, let's see if the new Nu Metal Achieve the same glory and that the evolution of the Nu Core (Nu Metalcore) manages to be successful
glad you put Nonpoint here
Nonpoint is so underrated
I agree with mostly everything besides Soulfly being Nu-metal. This was was a great display of differences between sounds.
Maybe power metal or symphonic metal next
Good job, I will now show this video to all my friends who think I listen to limp bizkit
This a hard video to decide on which I think is better but if I have to add my two cents I'd say that I am a huge fan of Nu-Metal but I reckon to be more specific Rap metal because damn I love me some Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park and System of A Down is good but that Serj Tanakian has a real dope Jazz album
I guess my favourite of the nu metal bands is probably Soulfly, but I would probably only call their first few albums nu metal.
Later albums have more of a groove metal sound. Heck some songs like Plato O Plomo and Scouring The Vile (which features the vocalist from Obituary) have a death metal influence.
They're ALL in my playlist. Just the most heinous mish-mash of every kind of metals.
That's why I named it "Alloy"
I don’t think we can define Nu-Metal. Every time you lay down conventions, I can name bands that are the exception to the rule. It’s more an ERA than a STYLE. I’d define it as...Heavy Metal with Detuning - No solos - Rhythm based songs - Grunge angst & the Hybridising of non-Rock genres
☝🏽Helmet, Mr.Bungle, Prong & White Zombie did this waaay before KoRn. But got no credit
I give Prong credit a lot to be fair. Haha. The others are quite a bit different from the KoRn sound. At least Prong has a Nu-Metal album. Scorpio Rising. The other bands are more Funk Metal or Alt Metal. But I have credited all of them in my videos.
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I will binge those videos right...now 👍🏽
Mmm no? Helmet were pure alt metal, Prong were some of the kings of groove metal, so was White Zombie.
screamo vs post hardcore vs emo
Next up rap rock vs pop rock vs alt rock
I love this
thank you for making this bro no one understands 😔😔😔😔😔😔
*YES*
My favorite band is Shinedown which wasn't mentioned they have been put in alot of genres what would you say they are from 1st album to 7.
I'd say their sound is mostly Alt Metal/Post-Grunge/Hard Rock. Though it probably differs a bit between albums.
@whatsinameme5258 Thanks for replying & so fast.
lol, why did the only snippit of soulfly have corey's vocals on the one song they featured corey?
Cuz its a popular song by them. I probably could have picked another I suppose.
@@whatsinameme5258 its alright just funny cause people might think corey is the lead vocalist lol
Nonpoint, Sevendust and Korn!! And Static X!!
Also, I'm mostly a fan of
Technical Death Metal and Progressive Metal as well as Dsbm but my ass loves all these bands than Limp Bizkit.
Got my rejection of the term "genre" even more reinforced. Great video though.
Listen to The Robba for alt metal or rap
Don't forget RATM! They were a huge influence in rap metal 🤘
Disagree with specific elements of your perspective but this is definitely an interesting way to think about it
Check out the album "Just A Mistake", by NMS04 for dark aggro-tinged nu-metal.
What about Static-X? Their early albums leaned quite heavily into Nu-Metal.
Absolutely. I mentioned them in my Industrial Metal video, as they mix it with Nu-Metal. I was going to mention them again here, but the video was getting a little long and I didn't want to be too repetitive for the people who watched that one already.
Helmet 🗣🗣🔥 🔥 so good 💯💯 what is a bad song??? 🗣🔥 💯
Damn i caught this early (just finished the vid)
have a strong urge now to slap together proper "nu-metal" playlist for myself
Dew it!
I highly recommend you this video. Is in Spanish, but you can check out all the bands for yourself
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The thumbnail makes it look like amy lee is wearing a slipknot t-shirt
Haha I noticed this right after I uploaded the video. I kinda like it though.
Finally. Finally, someone says that System ISN'T nu !
I'm so tired of bashing it on people's head but nobody listens. It's alternative!
Kim Dracula: interesting
So which is the best for my short attention span?
Better off listening to Kim Dracula. Haha
I always say:
-Nu Metal is a grungy, Groovy version of Alt Metal
-rap metal is (real) metal with rap vocal so Limp Bizkit? No. But let's say Metallica with Ice Cube on Ice Cube on vocal, thats rap metal.
So yeah i HEAVILY disagree with this,system of a down is grungy, Groovy Alt metal that means they ARE NU Metal.
All of it is good
Okay, so where does St. Anger fits in?
Our grunge kings
To me Nu Metal is usually something that would fit in the Queen of The Damned soundtrack :v
Nu metal is so easy to get into compared to other genres, like ioneven like korn or slipknot but it’s pretty accessible compared to like brutal technical death metal. Like linkin park made a 10/10 w/ hybrid theory, they have a fire hip hop remix album with crazy features like black thought and the alchemist, etc. sure most of the genre is shit but it’s easy to get into and introduces people to a heavier sound
Limp Biskit isn't rap metal, the rap metal influences were the strongest, but they were nu metal. One has to focus on the vocals (Fred Durst used to sing and growl, not all rapping) and the guitars (down tuned and with a rhythmic approach)
Did I ever say Rap Metal was ONLY rapping? I just said that Nu-Metal (raw) DOESN'T have rapping.
Korn really out there innovating the genre to this day.
Yes, The Nothing was a special album. They have done a good job of keeping a consistent, yet evolving sound. I didn't like Requiem as much, but I believe they have the potential of a couple more banger albums before they quit.
Nu metal was used pretty much as a catch-all term for any metal band that achieved mainstream popularity during the late 90's and early 2000's. Hence, bands like System of a Down, Deftones and Godsmack often got lumped in with nu metal, despite all three of those being far closer to alternative metal.
Is rap rock and rap metal the same thing or no?
Not quite. When I was younger I used to call Limp Bizkit 'Rap Rock' in order to dismiss it when people compared it to the likes of KoRn and Slipknot. But Limp Bizkit is Rap Metal. Rap Rock is more like Run DMC and Beastie Boys. If you compare the two, there is a clear difference.
@@whatsinameme5258 gotcha. I love both, but Nu-Metal, alt and rap metal is the best type of metal!
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I like the descriptions. As a fledgling alt-metalhead, I always get a little pissy when my tastes are lumped together with nu and rap metal. I don't like rap.
Then again, I'm not very into Down, either. I like TOOL and Staind.
Well Down is more Sludge/Southern Metal. Not much to do with Alt Metal. But I hear ya.
@@whatsinameme5258 I didn't realize that Down was an actual band. I meant SoaD.
My bad, I guess that makes more sense. I was just talking about Down in a comment on another video, so thats probably why my mind thought you meant them. Lol
To be fair, a lot, and I mean a lot, of in metal bands adopted or changed into alt metal. There was also a major reproduction cycle floating between nu metal, alt metal, and industrial. Rap metal definitely took a lot of sound from nu metal. System never hit me as nu metal, they are full alt metal. Helmet is interesting, was never my cup of tea, but their influence on post hardcore was massive, as with alt metal. Evergreen terrace had a song named after their guitarist
Nu metal is the masterpiece!
KoRn def hits different.
@@whatsinameme5258 All hail Life is Peachy
What about metalcore tho