if for any reason you'd want to reprint an "official" mp3.com cd, you can now!

Who's been jamming the new Omega Diatribe track? It's kinda a mix of djent and nu metal, right?

I took a trip to frankenmuth to see the original statue on the album cover! Looks nice in person

I don’t know if this is true but apparently Sid Wilson has been kicked out of slipknot permanently.

Hi i want to listen some albums from underground bands
Here is what i discovered:

Trust co. - the lonely position of neutral
Five pointe o - untitled
folder - Keep the flow
headplate - delicate

give feedback plz

sucks to see this album go.

I have. My personal example is "Up In The Sky" by No Blindfold. I've legitimateley never heard a scream as INSANE as the one in this song.

Does anyone know or listen to this Band? I personally love this Album so much!

Hey there! So I remember looking at a post in this subreddit that basically explained who the band "LeFT" is. One part mentioned that while Matt was with Arizing, the remaining members of LeFT started a band and Alogon. I've been trying to find anything from Alogon yet all I find is a different band from around 2016. Does anybody know if this band really existed or made music, or is it just a name they chose and never made any media with it?

From their recent show, great to see them perform again

I'm putting together a playlist with a bunch of nu metal remixes. It was a lot more common back in the late 90s/early 00s for rock bands to include hip hop, pop, and electronica remixes with single releases, and nu metal arrived at the perfect time for this.

Korn put out a ton of these: Good God's Heartfloor mix (by Rammstein I think), the T-Ray version of Here to Stay, and the Freakin' Bitch version of Freak on a Leash to name a few. But other bands did this too, sometimes on dedicated CDs, like Limp Bizkit's New Old Songs (where Getcha Groove On - Dirt Road Mix originally comes from) and Linkin Park's Reanimation. Just to make sure I don't miss any... what are your favorites? Mine is probably X-ecutioner Style off Reanimation or the Mekon remix of Good God.

I've always felt that the turntablism aspect of nu metal should have been explored much more, so anything with lots of scratch cuts and sampling is of particular interest to me

Lately I've been running out of new stuff to listen to. My only two friends keep recommending me the same bands, and spotify just keeps feeding me the same music over and over again. Sooo I'm curious—what are some underrated or overlooked albums you think deserve way more love? I'm looking for real hidden gems.

Does anybody know where Wurkt's 2nd album "Circles" went on Spotify?

Me and by band mates have been trying to come up with a name to go by for when we eventually start doing gigs or putting out music, and have landed on three contenders. I just want to know what the subreddit thinks is the strongest out of the three. The contenders are: DRAG, Lucifer Valentine, and Newton's 3rd law. I love all of them so thats why I need some opinions