Swell ;););)

Seriously a bop though. I've only given these guys cursory listens in the past but never an in depth look. You think this album is a good starting point elph?

I'm probably one of the few people on this forum who'll accept nu metal with open arms, Plank, and this is no exception. It rocks! I love the industrial tinge Spineshank add to their brand, especially on that particular album.

Ya like Nothingface?

Haha this **** sounds like it could be on Scrubs lmao.

In all seriousness I do like this kind of lethargic indie emo that's not overly depressing or childish. This is somewhat of a singalong driving tune that I'd listen to on long trips. It really is pleasant. The "captain of industry" line put a big 'ol smile on me face.

Now listen to Blackalicious you slag.

This is something I can slip away and dream to. I like how varied it is throughout. It definitely makes up for it's length. Again, the Poles do me well.

I do, although I haven't heard a whole lot of them. I have a few tunes buried somewhere on a hard drive. I have a big S section though with quite a few nu-metal bands, since most of the ones I find interesting start with S for some reason. I haven't been down that road in a while. Speaking of the S section, this offshoot had a couple decent tunes, mostly because of Rizzo though... for me anyway.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2rjiBnV9QE

A classic!

ATTENTION: Anyone who's curious what Jamie Behar and Steve Roche are doing these days, check this out..

https://memegenerator.net/img/images...0/15955993.jpg

Nah but this is alright. It'd do them better to have add some gentler stuff to contrast the blast-beat heaviness, something I think Off Minor does super well. You kinda end up with sensory overload if every track is as aggressive as the last. Regardless I still think they do a good job.

The track should have been

1. **** your nonsensical concept of tolerating intolerance 1:56

then

Oh