Top 10 of All Time Part 10

Top 10 Nu Metal Acts

10. Guano Apes (Germany)
  • Other genres: Alternative rock, rap rock, alternative metal, pop rock, pop punk, hardcore punk
9. Papa Roach (USA)
  • Other genres: Rap rock, alternative rock, post-grunge, hard rock, heavy metal, alternative metal, rap metal, post-hardcore, rapcore
8. Limp Bizkit (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative metal, rap metal, rap rock, rapcore, funk rock, alternative rock
7. Evanescence (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative rock, pop rock, gothic metal, gothic rock, alternative metal, Ethereal Wave, dream pop, shoegaze, piano rock, post-grunge, hard rock, dark rock
6. P.O.D. (USA)
  • Other genres: Christian metal, alternative metal, rap metal, rap rock, alternative rock, reggae
5. System of a Down (USA/Armenia)
  • Other genres: Alternative metal, alternative rock, progressive rock, experimental, hard rock
4. Deftones (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative metal, experimental rock, electronic rock, electronica, shoegaze, dream pop, trip hop, alternative rock, post-punk, New Wave
3. Linkin Park (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative rock, alternative metal, electronic rock, synthpop, rap rock
2. Staind (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative rock, post-grunge, alternative metal
1. Korn (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative metal, alternative rock, rap rock, rap metal, funk metal, post-grunge, hard rock, industrial metal, groove metal
Honourable mention: Faith No More (USA, the first proto-nu metal band, inspired by lead singer Mike Patton's experimental band Mr. Bungle) and Rage Against the Machine (USA, the first true nu metal band)
  • Faith No More's other genres: Alternative rock, alternative metal, experimental rock, funk metal, rap metal, hip hop, progressive rock, pop, easy listening, hardcore punk, polka, post-punk, gothic rock, jazz, samba, bossa nova, soul, gospel, trip hop, lounge, heavy metal, funk rock
  • Rage Against the Machine's other genres: Rap metal, funk metal, alternative metal, rapcore, protest music, alternative rock, rap rock, funk rock

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