List of rap metal bands
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Back in the day, Body Count was categorized as "rap metal" or "nu metal." Manslaughter sounds like just a straight-up metal album, without the hip-hop tropes that -- because of your background (and ethnicity) -- the band was initially categorized by.
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A rap/metal act from Spain, Def Con Dos started playing covers of Public Enemy and Beastie Boys while touring Madrid's club scene under the name of Freddy Krueger y los Masters del Universo.
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Australian rap metal experimentalists DVSR
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While many of the genre's pioneering acts moved away from it, nü metal/rap metal revivalists From Ashes To New freely indulge in having rap verses included within their style of relatively heavy music.
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In 2001, Philippine alternative metal/rap-metal band Greyhoundz released their second album, Greyhoundz
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When the Humble Gods broke up, Daddy X moved on to front the rap-metal outfit Kottonmouth Kings
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It must be frustrating to be Orange 9mm. I mean, here you are dutifully pumping out cutting edge rap metal for the better part of the '90s
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Otep, worked the pay-to-play stages of Ozzfest in the early new millennium, blasting feminist rap metal to Korn-fed crowds.
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