Korn has been around for a decade now, and regardless of what anyone says, are the one of the most influential bands in the creation of the "nu-metal" genre. When Machinehead's first few albums (Burn My Eyes, etc...) came out, they didn't even play in a nu-metal style - Rather they were a thrash band that later sold out to jump on the nu-metal train with The Burning Red and Supercharger.
@sommy agree entirely. Machine Head experimented with nu-metal but with limited success. They found themselves and fans again when they returned to thrash and metal. Korn didn't really grow with me ... still love their early albums though.
@sommy agree entirely. Machine Head experimented with nu-metal but with limited success. They found themselves and fans again when they returned to thrash and metal. Korn didn't really grow with me ... still love their early albums though.
Korn has been around for a decade now, and regardless of what anyone says, are the one of the most influential bands in the creation of the "nu-metal" genre. When Machinehead's first few albums (Burn My Eyes, etc...) came out, they didn't even play in a nu-metal style - Rather they were a thrash band that later sold out to jump on the nu-metal train with The Burning Red and Supercharger.
@sommy agree entirely. Machine Head experimented with nu-metal but with limited success. They found themselves and fans again when they returned to thrash and metal. Korn didn't really grow with me ... still love their early albums though.
@sommy agree entirely. Machine Head experimented with nu-metal but with limited success. They found themselves and fans again when they returned to thrash and metal. Korn didn't really grow with me ... still love their early albums though.