List of nu metal bands

The following is a list of bands that have played nu metal. Nu metal (also stylized as nü-metal^[1]) is a form of alternative metal music^[2] that merges elements of heavy metal^[2]^[3] with elements of other music genres like hip hop, grunge, alternative rock and funk.^[2]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]

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C

D

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F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

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P

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Quarashi^[346]

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Sadist^[368]
Saint Asonia^[369]
Saliva^[26]^[370]
The Samans^[371]
Scare Don't Fear^[372]
Scarlxrd^[373]
Seether^[374]^[375]^[376]^[377]
Segression^[378]
Senser^[379]
Seo Taiji^[380]
Sepultura^[381]
Serial Joe^[382]
Sevendust^[20]^[383]
Shinedown^[384]
Shuvel^[385]
SHVPES^[386]
Sick Puppies^[387]^[388]
SiM^[389]
Since October^[390]
Skillet^[391]
Skindred^[392]^[393]
Skinlab^[394]
Skrape^[395]
Slapshock^[396]
Slaughter to Prevail^[397]
Slaves on Dope^[398]^[399]
Slipknot^[20]^[119]^[128]^[400]
Slot^[401]
Smile Empty Soul^[402]
Snot^[403]
Soil^[404]^[405]
Soulfly^[13]^[20]^[406]
Spineshank^[13]^[407]^[408]
Spiritbox^[311]
Spoken^[409]^[410]
Stabbing Westward^[411]
Staind^[26]^[128]^[194]^[412]
Static Dress^[76]
Static-X^[13]^[413]
STEMM^[414]
Stepa^[415]
Stereomud^[111]^[416]
Stone Sour^[417]
Strata^[418]
Stray from the Path^[300]
Stuck Mojo^[217]^[419]
Stutterfly^[420]
Such A Surge^[421]^[422]
Sugar Ray^[423]^[424]
SugarComa^[425]
Suicide Silence^[426]
Sunk Loto^[427]^[428]
Sunna^[429]
Superheist^[430]
Sw1tched^[431]
Sworn In^[432]
Sylar^[433]
System of a Down^[434]^[435]^[436]^[437]
Systematic^[438]

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Yaksa^[371]

Z

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