adamg0013 t1_j9eslsk wrote
Your critique of nu-metal is bit harsh. Since ne metal is just the mixture of rock hip-hop industrial and metal . Bands like limp bizkit Korn Linkin park, otep, deftones flyleaf slipknot evanescence and many more considered nu metal. But it might not be your style.
So back to your question. It really depends on how hard you want it. How much screaming.
If you like it really hard. May I suggest five finger death punch, in this moment halestorm. Who have powerful ballads and really hard metal songs
If you're looking for something more old school rock, may I suggest Greta van fleet. Who gives off led zeppelin vibes.
There are so many good rock bands out there that no one ever hears of due to corporate radio. I would suggest looking on alternative charts. That's where you're going to find new bands that sounds like they are out of the 70s and 80s.
yankuk OP t1_j9f0a1m wrote
Hey , thanks for the reply. My thoughts got lost on me. I actually like nu metal, especially LP, LB. I meant Metal core. It's the ineligible screaming, that i cant get the groove with. I dig all old metal, sabbath, metallica, slayer etc, but it seems the bands that are getting the most traction in the market are harder core metal, because fans like it. Trying to see what the middle rock ground is. Halestorm is good, but I dont love. Ah yeah, I never really got into Greta Van Fleet, I will check them out. I know the dude can sing.
themoomooking t1_j9fdnvk wrote
Not sure which metalcore bands you’ve listened to, but I like the genre but stay away from the heavier/mostly screamed stuff. I like a lot of the melodic stuff. Some of the bands I enjoy in that vein are: Issues (2nd and 3rd albums to avoid screaming), The Word Alive, Pierce The Veil, Point North, Hands Like Houses, Bring Me The Horizon (any album after Sempiternal), and A Day To Remember.
Honestly though you could just start with that last band. If you don’t like them, I understand that you just don’t like the genre.
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