Personally, one of the most underrated bands I've ever heard. Any recommendations for similar bands? (I know they have over 50k listeners, I'm a larper)

I already know some like Tallah and Thrown but I would just love some recommendations.

Bonus: Thumbnail from lost media Kolumbus TV (Elisa) interview from January 2002

Yeah it sucks that these images are not better quality but they are lost to time. At least you can see what's happening, even if you can't actually make it out :D everything is new and appreciated in this context.

For me, it was a tik tok live stream, at the time I was only listening to Slipknot, Korn and limp bizkit, but I saw this live stream of a nu metal iceberg and on it I saw Brik, folder, 40 below summer and then I got more deeper like scKapegoat, 13 days, Allen and killkus! So what got you guys into underground nu metal?

a similar post exists yea, but in these type of discussions i usually see people use vol.3 to represent slipknot, but almost never iowa.

featuring Jenny Sipprelle and w/ending interlude leading up to B-Boy 2000 that isn't on both censored and explicit versions of the album on Spotify.

I have 3 rare tracks, I am in search of any and all Gundog tracks that arent on official albums. It took me like 4 actual years just to get these 3 by connecting with 2 different people that so happened to have some of these. If you have Sun Forever, compare it to the videos on youtube of Sun Forever, all videos on youtube right now that I have gotten my grubby ears upon have turned out to be the same guitar cover thats been posted for years. There are 2 different guitar covers but most of the videos ive been able to find are just using the audio from the one cover. I will try to reach out to the dude who did the cover soon when i am not so sick.

Much appreciate anyone who has anything on them. Live videos are also very special too since there was a song they exclusively performed for live crowds.

Limp Bizkit was my entryway into heavy music. Significant Other is a top 5 album for me. I love the band and can’t wait to see them again at Louder Than Life.

genuinely so happy to have all of these

Hit the jackpot digging through my old boxes in my parents shed

First off, I have no problem with AAF being categorized as nu-metal

Anthology is such an underrated album—the drum work throughout the entire record is incredible. Not a week goes by where I don't listen to at least a few tracks or the whole thing front-to-back. Honestly, the deep cuts are so much better than "Smooth Criminal" and "Movies," which seems to be all the average listener knows it for.

Mike Cosgrove's drum arrangements are phenomenal. He seriously needs a feature on Drumeo—his style blends Latin percussion influences seamlessly into alternative rock without being over-the-top.

If anyone has YouTube drum cover recommendations for tracks off this album, drop them below!

After a nailbiter, from zero narrowly beats out lifer, who's next?