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19 underrated bands from the 2010s who deserve another listen
The 2010s started with the release of the iPhone 4 and ended with the election of Donald Trump, who one-downed nearly every single global calamity daily with 280 characters on Twitter. On the mainstream music front, one could argue that the 2010s was the birthplace to the second British invasion, with acts such as Adele, Ed Sheeran and One Direction dominating the charts...
11 essential nü-metal metalcore bands to have on your playlist
As metalcore took over as the most prominent subgenre within metal, the new wave of bands became increasingly younger, and now nü metal is the new nostalgia. Instead of bands looking to the ’80s and early ’90s for influence, late ’90s and early 2000s rap metal has become the old-school influence for metalcore bands as an increasing amount are incorporating elements from bands such as Korn, Slipkno
Dangerkids offer a bleak, betrayed outlook that gives them something to shout about in ‘Blacklist_’
Dangerkids Blacklist_ FILE UNDER: Nü-Metal Apologists ROCKS LIKE: Linkin Park, Sworn In, My Ticket Home WHAT'S DIFFERENT: The ongoing homage to Noughties nü metal remains intact from Dangerkids’ 2013 debut, Collapse, updated with occasionally spooky electronics and just enough emo vulnerability to allow for a closing ballad (“Invincible Summer”). What’s really different is that during the long wa
Trapt, Dangerkids beef sparks: “Headstrong” makes more money yearly than you’ve made your whole life
Remember Trapt? Actually, here’s a better question: Do you remember “Headstrong?” That’s what I thought. In 2002, Trapt took rock radio by storm with their smash single, “Headstrong,” which had everyone bobbing their heads along to beefy, nu-metal-tinged riffs and a chorus that got lodged so far in your head, the band managed to tour off of it for the next 12 years. Read more: Staind singer absolu

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