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Sigur Ros - Aegis Byrju - remember, this came out in 99'.
after that, Takk.
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after that, Takk.
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So nu metal is essentially anything released with distorted guitars between 1993-2005 that wasn't TRVE METAL.![]()
Saliva had that nu-metal influence only on their first record, the next records were solid hard rock albums with several good songs, and great riffs as well. But I really understand what you mean and Deftones was (and still is) above all of that scene combined.![]()
Really? I kinda thought nearly every single saliva record sounded the same. At least thats how it seems with their singles. Half the time I cant figure out which song of theirs is on the radio until the chorus and even then the guitar parts on a few of them are nearly identical. They seem to be a band comprised of 1 sound, and 2 songs in slightly different arrangements.
Really? I kinda thought nearly every single saliva record sounded the same. At least thats how it seems with their singles. Half the time I cant figure out which song of theirs is on the radio until the chorus and even then the guitar parts on a few of them are nearly identical. They seem to be a band comprised of 1 sound, and 2 songs in slightly different arrangements.
you wouldnt go hunting deer with a grenade launcher.
Challenge Accepted.
Sigur Ros.
But I simply have to ask why? .
Some bands make use of the higher strings for cleans and other funky sounds?
Head and Munky from Korn don't solo much, but they still make a lot of use of the higher strings from what I've seen.
And before that most modern Deathcore. Can't deny the massive Korn influences of Suicide Silence for exampleBig Grooves, eerie cleans, Jekyll/Hyde vocals. Djent is definitely the Nu-Metal of today.
I've been wondering a bit about this for a while because I noticed no matter what riff you play (even if its doom metal oriented or something else) as soon as the drums play a "hiphop" kind of beat with alot of groove behind it people seem to call stuff nu-metal. Same for slap bass and calling music "korn copy".
I think the main perception of nu-metal comes from groove drumming and how it influences the whole sound of a song, what do you guys think?
Straight up post-rock.Challenge Accepted.
Sigur Ros.