List of nu metal bands
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The following is a list of bands that are known for playing nu metal. Nu metal (also stylized as nü-metal[1]) is a form of alternative metal music[2] that merges elements of heavy metal[2][3] with elements of other music genres like hip-hop, grunge, alternative rock and funk.[8]
0–9
- .calibre[9]
- .sPout.[10]
- 10 Years[11]
- 100 TVarzy Grzybiarzy[12]
- 12 Stones[13]
- 156/Silence[14]
- 20 Dead Flower Children[15]
- 24-7 Spyz[16]
- 28 Days[17]
- 2Cents[18]
- 2Tm2,3[19]
- 2X[20]
- 3 Doors Down[21]
- 311[22][23]
- 32 Leaves[24]
- 36 Crazyfists[25][26][27]
- 38th Parallel[28]
- 3rd Root[29]
- 3rd Strike[30][31]
- 3Teeth[32]
- 40 Below Summer[33][34]
- 4Lyn[35]
- 5diez[36]
- 6Gig[37]
- 7000$[38]
- 7race[39]
- 81db[40]
- 8stops7[41]
- 9mm Parabellum Bullet[42]
A
- A[43]
- A Cry Farewell[44]
- A Killer's Confession[45][46]
- A Perfect Circle[47][48]
- A.N.I.M.A.L.[49]
- Acid Drinkers[50]
- Addiction Crew[51]
- Adema[25][52][53][54]
- Ajattara[55]
- AK-47[56]
- Alien Ant Farm[25][33][52][57][58]
- Alien Weaponry[59][60]
- Allele[61]
- Alligatoah[62]
- Alpha Wolf[63]
- AM Conspiracy[64]
- Amatory[65]
- Amen[66][67]
- American Head Charge[33][68]
- Amira Elfeky[69][70]
- Anal Nosorog[71]
- Anew Revolution[72]
- Animal Alpha[73]
- Ankla[74]
- Anna[75]
- Annalynn[76]
- Apartment 26[77]
- The Apex Theory[78]
- Aphonnic[79]
- Apulanta[80]
- AqME[81]
- Arbovirus[82][83]
- Área 7[20]
- Arka'n Asrafokor[84]
- Atomship[85]
- Attila[86]
- Atzmus[87]
- Audiotopsy[88][89]
- Audiovent[90]
B
- Babymetal[91]
- Beanbag[92]
- Beautiful Creatures[93]
- Bender[94]
- Berri Txarrak[95][96]
- Betzefer[97]
- Big Blue Monkey[98]
- Biohazard[99]
- Bionic Jive[100]
- Black Bomb A[101]
- Black Coast[102][103][104][105]
- Black Light Burns[106]
- Blacklistt[107]
- The Blank Theory[108]
- Bleed[109][110]
- Blind Channel[111]
- Blindside[112][113]
- Blindspott[114]
- Blood Youth[115]
- Bloodhound Gang[116]
- Bloodsimple[33][117]
- Bloodywood[118]
- Bob Vylan[119]
- Bobaflex[120]
- Body Count[121]
- Body Fluids[122]
- Boiler Room[123]
- Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.[124]
- Borialis[125]
- Boy Hits Car[126]
- Breach of Trust[127]
- Breaking Benjamin[128]
- Breaking in a Sequence[129]
- Breaking Point[130]
- Breed 77[131]
- Bride[132]
- Bring Me the Horizon[133][134]
- Brougham[135]
- Bruthal 6[136]
- Burn Season[137]
- Bury Your Dead[138][139]
- The Butterfly Effect[140]
C
- Candiria[141]
- Candy 66[142]
- Cane Hill[143][144]
- Caparezza[145]
- Carajo[146]
- Cartel de Santa[147]
- Catupecu Machu[148]
- Celldweller[149]
- Cells[150]
- Charlie Brown Jr.[151]
- Chat Pile[152]
- Cheese[153]
- Chevelle[154][155]
- Chicosci[156]
- Chimaira[33][157][158]
- The Chimpz[159]
- Chris Warren[160]
- Chronic Future[161]
- Çilekeş[10]
- City Morgue[162]
- CKY[163]
- Clarknova[164]
- Clawfinger[165][166][167]
- The Clay People[168]
- Coal Chamber[169][170]
- Cocobat[171]
- Code Orange[172]
- Coilbox[173]
- Cold[174][175]
- Coldrain[176][177]
- Coldseed[178]
- Coma[179]
- COMA[180]
- Confess[181]
- Corporate Avenger[182]
- Crazy Town[25][52][183]
- Crossbreed[184]
- Crosscut[185]
- Crossfade[186]
- Crossfaith[187]
- Crush 40[188]
- Cryoshell[189]
- Crystal Lake[190][191][192]
- Cuchillazo[193]
- Cyclefly[194]
D
- D.Majiria[195]
- D'espairsRay[196]
- Dååth[197]
- Dagoba[198]
- Damageplan[199]
- Dana Dentata[200]
- Dangerkids[201]
- Dark New Day[202]
- Darwin's Waiting Room[203][204]
- Daughtry[205]
- Davey Suicide[206]
- De La Tierra[207]
- Dead by Wednesday[208]
- Dead Poetic[209]
- The Deadlights[210]
- Deadsy[211][212]
- Dealer[213]
- Death Grips[10][214]
- Deathgaze[215]
- Ded[216]
- Deez Nuts[217]
- Def Con Dos[218]
- Defenestration[219]
- Deftones[33][220][221]
- Demon Hunter[222]
- Depresszió[223]
- Depswa[224][225]
- Design19[10]
- Detonautas[226]
- Device[47]
- DevilDriver[227]
- Devour the Day[228]
- Dezert[229]
- Dicta License[230]
- Diecast[231]
- Digital Summer[232]
- Dir En Grey[233][234]
- Dirty Wormz[235]
- Disbelief[236]
- Disciple[237]
- Disembodied[238]
- Disturbed[25][33][239][240][241]
- Disturbing the Peace[242]
- Dog Eat Dog[243]
- Dog Fashion Disco[244]
- Don Broco[245]
- Dope[53][246]
- doubleDrive[247]
- Downer[248]
- Downplay[249]
- Downset[250]
- Downthesun[251]
- Dr. Core 911[252]
- Dragon Ash[253]
- Dragon Red[254]
- Dragpipe[255]
- Drain STH[256]
- Dreadlock Pussy[257]
- Dredg[258]
- Droid[259]
- Dropout Kings[260][261]
- Drowning Pool[25][52][262][263]
- Dry Cell[264]
- Dry Kill Logic[25][52][203][265]
- Dub War[266]
- DVSR[267]
- Dža ili Bu[268]
E
- E.Town Concrete[269]
- Earshot[52]
- Earth Crisis[270][271]
- Earthsuit[272]
- earthtone9[273]
- East West[274]
- Econoline Crush[203]
- Edgewater[275]
- Egypt Central[276]
- Ektomorf[277]
- El Peyote Asesino[278]
- Eldrine[279]
- Element Eighty[280]
- Embodyment[281][282]
- Emil Bulls[283]
- Emmure[284]
- End of April[285]
- Endo[286]
- Engel[287]
- Engine[288]
- Enhancer[289]
- Enter Shikari[290]
- Entity Paradigm[291]
- Eths[292]
- Evanescence[25][220][239][293][294]
- Evans Blue[295]
- Every Day Life[296]
- The Exies[297]
- Exilia[298]
- Extortionist[299]
- Extrema[300]
- Eye Empire[301]
F
- Factory 81[302]
- Fair to Midland[303]
- Faktion[304]
- Falling in Reverse[305][306]
- Falling Up[307]
- Family Force 5[308][309]
- Far[310]
- Farmer Boys[311]
- Fasedown[312]
- Fear Factory[313][314]
- Fever 333[144]
- Fight the Fury[315]
- Filter[316]
- Finch[317]
- Finger Eleven[318]
- Fingertight[319]
- Fire from the Gods[320]
- Five Finger Death Punch[321][322]
- Five Foot Thick[323]
- Five Pointe O[324]
- Five.Bolt.Main[325][326]
- Fivespeed[327]
- Flapjack[328]
- Flaw[203][329][330]
- Fleshwater[331][332][333]
- Flou[334]
- Flybanger[335]
- Flyleaf[25][336]
- Flymore[337]
- Follow My Lead[338]
- FreakMind[339]
- From Ashes to New[340][341]
- From Zero[203][240][342]
- Frontside[343]
- Full Devil Jacket[344]
- Full Scale[345]
- Fury of Five[346]
- Future Leaders of the World[347]
G
- The Gazette[348]
- Gazzoleen[349]
- Gemini Syndrome[350]
- Genuflect[351]
- Get Scared[352]
- Ghostkid[353]
- Ghoulspoon[354]
- Girugamesh[355]
- Gizmachi[356]
- Glassjaw[357]
- Godflesh[358]
- Godhead[359]
- Godsmack[25][53][360][361][362][363]
- Gonemage[364]
- Grade 8[365]
- Grand Theft Audio[366]
- Grandson[367]
- Graphic Nature[368][369]
- Gravity Kills[370]
- Greyhoundz[371]
- Grinspoon[372]
- Guano Apes[25][373]
- Gun Dog[374]
- Gut[375]
- GZR[376]
H
- H-Blockx[373]
- Hacktivist[377]
- Hail the Villain[378]
- Haji's Kitchen[379]
- Hamlet[380]
- Hardy[381]
- The Hate Honey[382]
- Hazen Street[383]
- Hazydecay[384]
- Head[385]
- Head Phones President[386][387]
- HeadCrash[388]
- Headkase[389]
- Headplate[390][391][392]
- Headstrong[393]
- Headwreck[394]
- Hearsay TAO[395]
- Hed PE[25][396][397]
- Hellyeah[398]
- Helmet[399]
- Hide[400]
- High and Mighty Color[401]
- Hollywood Undead[402][403]
- Hoobastank[58][404][405]
- Hope[406]
- Hora Zulu[218]
- Hot Action Cop[407]
- Hotwire[408]
- Human Waste Project[409]
- The Humble Brothers[410]
- Hurt[411]
- Hyde[412]
- Hyro the Hero[413]
I
- I Prevail[414]
- Ikd-sj[415]
- Ill Niño[25][33][416][417]
- In Flames[418][419]
- In Hearts Wake[420][421][422]
- Incubus[25][33][423][424]
- Indorphine[425]
- Infected Rain[426]
- Injected[427]
- InMe[428][429]
- Insane Clown Posse[430][AI-retrieved source]
- Insolence[431]
- Integrity[432]
- Intwine[433]
- Invidia[434][435]
- Islander[144][436]
- Issues[437]
J
K
- Kagerou[455]
- Kamikazee[456]
- Karate High School[457]
- Karnivool[458][459]
- Katatonia[460]
- Kazik na Żywo[461]
- Kazzer[462]
- Kells[463]
- Kid Rock[464][465][466]
- Kidneythieves[130]
- Kilgore[467]
- Kilkus[468]
- Kill II This[469]
- Kim Sa-rang[470]
- King 810[144][471]
- Kitchen Knife Conspiracy[472]
- Kittie[473][474][475]
- Kjwan[476]
- Klank[477]
- Klaws[478]
- Knives Out![479]
- Kontrust[480]
- Korn[2][33][53][220][239][481]
- Kush[482]
- Kutless[483]
L
- Lacuna Coil[484][485]
- Landmvrks[486]
- Lazy Mutha Fucka[487]
- Lennon[488]
- The Letter Black[489]
- Level[490]
- Liberty 37[491]
- Lies[492]
- Lifer[493]
- Lillasyster[494]
- Limp Bizkit[2][53][220][239][495]
- Linea 77[25][496]
- Linkin Park[33][53][220][239][497]
- Lions at the Gate[498]
- Liquid Gang[499][500]
- Liquid Oxygen Can[56]
- Living Sacrifice[501]
- Lluther[502]
- Lo-Pro[503]
- Loathe[144][504]
- Lofofora[505]
- LOK[10]
- Lollipop Lust Kill[203]
- Lost Society[506]
- Lostprophets[78][507][508]
- Lotus Eater[509]
- Loudness[510]
- Love and Death[511][512]
- Lucerin Blue[513]
- Luti-Kriss[514]
- Luxt[515]
- Luxtorpeda[516]
- Lynch Mob[517]
M
- Machine Head[518][519]
- Mad at Gravity[520]
- The Mad Capsule Markets[521]
- Mallavora[522]
- Man with a Mission[523]
- Manafest[524]
- Manapart[525]
- Manga[526][527]
- Margret Heater[528]
- Marilyn Manson[2][529][530][531]
- Marz[532]
- Masnada[533]
- Mass Hysteria[534]
- Maximum the Hormone[535][536]
- Mayfly[537][538][539]
- McQueen[540]
- Medication[541]
- Megaherz[542]
- Memento[543]
- Memorrhage[544]
- Methods of Mayhem[545]
- Microwave[546]
- Mindless Self Indulgence[547]
- Mindset Evolution[548]
- Minus.Driver[549]
- Miocene[550]
- Missile Girl Scoot[551]
- Mnemic[552]
- Moby Dick[553]
- Molotov[554]
- Monkey Insane[555]
- Moodring[556][557]
- Motionless in White[558][559]
- Motograter[560][416][561][562]
- Motown Rage[563]
- Mucc[564]
- Mudvayne[25][565][566]
- Murderdolls[567][568]
- Mushroomhead[25][445][569]
- Mutha's Day Out[570]
- My Enemies & I[571]
- My Ruin[569]
- My Ticket Home[144][572][573]
- My Vitriol[574]
- MyPollux[575]
- Myth City[576][577]
N
- Nailed Promise[578]
- Naio Ssaion[579]
- Narrow Head[331][580]
- Nathan James[581]
- Necro[582]
- Neurosonic[583]
- Neurotica[584]
- Nevada Tan[585]
- No One[586]
- No Warning[587]
- Nocturne[588]
- Nonpoint[52][529][589][590]
- Nora[591]
- Northlane[592]
- Nothingface[33][593][416]
- Nova Twins[594]
- Novelists[595]
- Nu-Nation[596]
- Null Positiv[597]
O
- Oblivion Dust[598]
- Ocean Grove[144][572]
- Odd Crew[599]
- Of Mice & Men[600][601]
- Oficina G3[453]
- On Broken Wings[602]
- The One Hundred[603]
- One Minute Silence[131][604]
- Onesidezero[605]
- Oneyed Jack[606]
- Oomph![607]
- Orange 9mm[608][609]
- Orgy[610][611]
- Orthodox[612]
- Osdorp Posse[613]
- Otep[614]
- Oversize[615]
- Oxymorrons[616]
P
- P.O.D.[25][58][112][617]
- Pacifier[618][619]
- Pain of Salvation[620]
- Painface[621]
- Paleface Swiss[622]
- Papa Roach[53][623]
- Parokya ni Edgar[624]
- Passenger[625]
- PAX217[272][626]
- Pay Money to My Pain[627]
- Peace of Mind[272]
- Peach FTL[628]
- PeelingFlesh[629]
- Pete.[630]
- Petit Brabancon[631]
- Phunk Junkeez[632]
- Pia[633]
- Pillar[112][634][635]
- Pimpadelic[636]
- Pin Drop Violence[637]
- Pist.On[638][639]
- Pitchshifter[640]
- Pitty[641]
- Planet Hemp[642]
- Pleymo[643]
- Pop Evil[644]
- Pop Shuvit[645]
- Poppy[646][647]
- Powder[648]
- Powerflo[649]
- Powerman 5000[650][651]
- pre)Thing[652]
- Pressure 4-5[653]
- Primer 55[654][655]
- Primus[656][657]
- Prison[658]
- The Prodigy[10]
- Professional Murder Music[659]
- Project 86[112][660][416][661]
- Project Wyze[662]
- Project46[663]
- The Prom Kings[664]
- Prong[665]
- Prophets of Rage[666]
- Proyecto Eskhata[667]
- Psychea[668]
- Psycho Synner[669]
- Psychostick[670]
- Psycore[671]
- Public Display of Infection[672]
- Puddle of Mudd[25][52][673]
- Pulkas[674]
- Pulse Ultra[675]
- Purgatory[676]
- Pushmonkey[677]
- Puya[20][651]
Q
R
- Ra[680]
- Rage Against the Machine[681][682][683]
- Raging Speedhorn[684]
- Raimundos[685]
- Rammstein[686]
- Red[416][687]
- RedHook[688]
- Reform the Resistance[453]
- Refused[689]
- Regurgitator[690][691]
- Rehab[692]
- Rekiem[693]
- Resolve[694]
- Resorte[20][695][696]
- Rev Theory[697][698]
- Reveille[699]
- Rey Chocolate[700]
- Ribo[701]
- Rico Nasty[702][703][704]
- Rise of the Northstar[705][706]
- Rize[707][708]
- Roadrunner United[709]
- Rob Zombie[710]
- RockA[711]
- Rockbitch[712]
- Rod Laver[453]
- Rodox[685]
- Rootwater[713]
- Rottengraffty[714]
S
- Sadist[715]
- Saint Asonia[716]
- Saint Loco[717]
- Saliva[53][718]
- Salmon[719]
- The Samans[56]
- Sandwich[720]
- Scar the Martyr[721]
- Scare Don't Fear[722]
- Scars of Life[723]
- Scars on Broadway[47]
- Scene Queen[724]
- Scorch[725]
- Seether[726][727][728][729]
- Segression[730]
- Sektor Gaza[731]
- Senser[732]
- Seo Taiji[733]
- Sepultura[734][735]
- Serial Joe[736]
- Serj Tankian[737]
- Sev[738]
- Sevendust[33][739]
- Sexart[740]
- Shinedown[741]
- Shinobi Ninja[742]
- The Shizit[743]
- Shootyz Groove[744][745]
- Showtaro Morikubo[746]
- Shuvel[747]
- SHVPES[748]
- Sic[749]
- Sick Puppies[750][751]
- Sicksense[752]
- Sicmonic[753]
- Sidilarsen[754]
- Silent Theory[755]
- SiM[756]
- Simon Says[757]
- Since October[758]
- Sinch[759]
- Sinergia[760]
- Skillet[761]
- Skindred[762][763]
- Skinhate[764]
- Skinlab[765]
- Skrape[766]
- Skunk Anansie[767]
- Skunk D.F.[218]
- Slapshock[768]
- Slaughter to Prevail[769]
- Slaves on Dope[770][771]
- Slipknot[33][220][239][772]
- Slot[773]
- Smash Hit Combo[774]
- Smile Empty Soul[775]
- Smogus[776]
- Snapcase[777]
- Snot[778]
- Socialburn[779]
- Society 1[780]
- Sock[781]
- Soil[782][783]
- Soilwork[784]
- Sonic Syndicate[785]
- Soulfly[25][33][786]
- Soulidium[787]
- South Arcade[788]
- Soziedad Alkoholika[789]
- Speed[790]
- Split Chain[791][792]
- The Spindle Sect[793]
- Spineshank[25][794][795]
- Spiritbox[594]
- Spoken[796][797]
- Sprung Monkey[798]
- Spyair[799]
- Stabbing Westward[800]
- Staind[53][239][361][801]
- Starset[802]
- Static Dress[144]
- Static-X[25][803]
- STEMM[804]
- Stepa[805]
- Stereomud[203][806]
- Stererotypical Working Class[807]
- Still Breathing[808]
- StillWell[809]
- Stitched Up Heart[810]
- Stone Deep[811]
- Stone Sour[812]
- Straight Line Stitch[813]
- Strata[814]
- Stray from the Path[573]
- Stuck Mojo[416][815]
- Stutterfly[816]
- Sub Dub Micromachine[817]
- Suburban Tribe[818]
- Such a Surge[819][820]
- Sugar Ray[821][822]
- SugarComa[823]
- Sugarless[218]
- Suicide Silence[824]
- Sum 41[825]
- Sunk Loto[826][827]
- Sunna[828]
- Super Junky Monkey[829]
- Superbutt[830]
- Superheist[831]
- Swift[832]
- Sw1tched[833]
- Sworn In[834]
- SX-10[835]
- Sylar[836]
- System of a Down[837][838][839][840]
- Systematic[841]
T
- Tadpole[842]
- Tallah[843][844][845]
- Tantric[846]
- Taproot[25][52][847]
- Taster’s Choice[848]
- ten56.[849]
- Terror Universal[850]
- Testeagles[851]
- Tetrarch[852]
- TH6[853]
- Thebandwithnoname[854][855]
- Thornhill[856][857]
- Thornley[858]
- Thousand Foot Krutch[859][860]
- Thousand Thoughts[861]
- Three Days Grace[862][863]
- Thrown[864]
- Thumb[865]
- Tinfed[866]
- TobyMac[867]
- Tommy Lee[868]
- Toothgrinder[869]
- Tracktor Bowling[870][871]
- Training for Utopia[872]
- Transport League[873]
- Trapt[52][874][875][876]
- Trash Boat[877]
- Travail[878][879]
- TraxX[880]
- Tribal Ink[881]
- Tricky[882]
- Trik Turner[883]
- Trust Company[884][885]
- Tura Satana[886]
- Turnstile[887]
- Twelve Foot Ninja[888]
- Twelvestep[889]
- Twin Method[890]
- Twisted Method[891]
- Twin Zero[892]
- Twiztid[893][894]
U
- U.P.O.[895]
- Ultraspank[203][896]
- Underground Moon[897]
- Underoath[898]
- Unfold[899]
- The Union Underground[900][901]
- UnityTX[902]
- Unjust[903]
- Unlocking the Truth[904]
- Ünloco[905][906]
- Unswabbed[907]
- Upon a Burning Body[908]
- Urban Dance Squad[909]
- Urbandub[910]
- The Urge[911]
- Urgh![912]
- Utsu-P[913]
- Uzumaki[914]
V
- V Shape Mind[915]
- Vampires on Tomato Juice[916]
- Van Der Dijs[917]
- Vanilla Ice[53][918][919]
- Varga[920]
- Vegastar[534]
- Vein.fm[921]
- Velcra[922]
- Vended[923][924]
- Vex Red[925]
- Vexed[926]
- Victor[927]
- Videodrone[928]
- Vimic[929]
- Violent Delight[930]
- Virgin[931]
- Virgos Merlot[932]
- Vision of Disorder[933][934]
- Vistlip[935]
- Voice of Baceprot[936][937]
- Void of Vision[938]
- Volumes[939][940]
W
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