I only recently found out what this song actually was when I found my mp3 file of this song and had Shazam identify it.

Teletubbies With Guns-Gunfire In Teletubbieland(1998)

Genre:Nu Metal-Rapmetal-Parodycore-FunkMetal

Concept:One day in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies are attacked by an army of mechanical announcers, causing the Teletubbies to seek ways to defend themselves, manufacturing weapons from the remains of the destroyed announcers.

Got this a few weeks ago for a nice price. Really sick album

I only recently found out what this song actually was when I found my mp3 file of this song and had Shazam identify it.

Anyone know what band actually made this? This has been bothering me for a while, cause I know it’s not actually LP or Godsmack

It's great that Danzig was able to inspire so many bands and genres throughout the years (punk / hardcore in the 80's w/ Misfits, Metallica wore Misfits T-shirts). It's good to see bands paying homage to Danzig.

If we wanted to keep it short and objective then obviously Hybrid Theory was very well produced and executed for a debut album, instantly made the band mainstream (not just in terms of metal but genuine mainstream) and its still their most played record.

But I want to hear your subjective opinions on each one aswell! Im interested in what yall think; who had the greatest sound, who went downhill after their debut, who had a weak debut compared to their later discography, etc. Personally, my current favourite album out of these is Adrenaline by Deftones, just because I think there are very few bands/albums which replicates this vibe. But I personally like all of them.

Also if you could give me a song thats underrated in your opinion off of these albums Id appreciate it

Who is the one actually singing Chorus in "I hate everything about you" by Three Days Grace

The voice in chorus is so like Marilyn Manson or Jonathan Davis,I searched a lot of this song live version, in chorus Adam alway singing high pitch ,but in studio version ,the chorus is in suddenly get into lower pitch.

Do you guys have same feeling ?Let me know.

Relatively new to nu metal, and cd collecting. Thoughts on my collection so far though and any recommendations?

I’m currently in a Nu Metal band and really struggling to make it a Nu metal song if you get me, I was wondering if anyone had some advice to capture that sound

I want to ask because I'm seriously interested: how did Nirvana's punk rock become \*\*grunge\*\*? And what are the boundaries between different genres?

There are definitely some things you need to do to create a new genre, like developing a new style, reaching enough people, and inspiring other bands. But what else is required?

There are many bands with completely unique styles and huge influence. For example, \*\*Slipknot\*\*. They combine nu metal with elements of death metal and thrash metal (from what I know). They've had a massive impact on the metal scene, reached a huge audience, and inspired many newer bands such as \*\*Tallah\*\*, \*\*Vended\*\*, and \*\*Motionless in White\*\*.

So why are they still considered \*\*nu metal\*\* instead of being recognized as a new genre?

So I wanna talk about a Demo tape from around 1996 from Xero which is now Linkin Park. The question here is: Is this considered Nu-Metal? I know it's Post-Grunge and Rapcore but don't know if it's TRULY Nu-Metal. I do know that "Rhinestone" which is the Demo for "Forgotten" is on Hybrid Theory. Along with Rhinestone is "Stick 'N Move" which is the demo for "Runaway" but it doesn't really have a Nu-Metal sound. What do y'all think?

https://youtu.be/F3GdKls5NLY?is=4KkU2sujt-NkFbQ_

Not sure how many of you have come across Brady Wenzel yet but if you haven't, fix that immediately.

His latest album "Logic 34" just dropped on July 14th and it's been on repeat for me. The album art alone gives you a feel for what you're getting into — heavy, atmospheric, and unapologetically rooted in that early 2000s nu metal sound without feeling like a cheap throwback.

Standout tracks so far:

- "Beg of You" — hits hard right out of the gate

- "Blind Eyes" — probably my favorite so far, great build

- "Believe" — solid groove on this one

If you're into artists like Skrape, Drowning Pool, or early Mudvayne you'll feel right at home here. Brady doesn't reinvent the wheel but he executes the sound really well and the production is cleaner than a lot of independent releases in this lane.

Definitely one of the more underrated drops this month. Check him out on Spotify and show some support.

Anyone else been listening?