This is such a uniquely interesting track that sounds fantastic to my ears. I’ve yet to ever really hear anything quite like it.

Does anybody have any recommendations of tracks from any band that I may enjoy based off of Pink Cellphone being a favourite of mine? I’m also quite curious what everybody here thinks of the song in general, lemme know!

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/318nwoqagHpe5ZgShNNVQR
BANDCAMP: https://sokolovna.bandcamp.com/

4 Elements by Chronic Future is so fucking good, all the songs are so good, everything about this album is amazing, i dont understand why its usually looked over or hated.

Yes this is the band who made “Time & Time Again”

Im currently residing in Central New Jersey near Princeton. I'd like to form a band with anyone who is into soad and other numetal bands out there.

Im looking for a bassist (harder to find ik), guitarist, and drummer. Would anyone in the area be interested?

I remember reading years ago that Wayne Static said the song was based on a real news event, supposedly a woman who hit a burglar with a shovel and was interviewed on TV like a hero. All I can find are other people saying the same thing, but no actual news source or link to the original interview.

I also know the voice samples come from the movie Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, so the story might be more of a loose inspiration, or I may be misremembering.

Does anyone have a link to the original interview or the news event?

Im a big fan of LeFT and Matt in general so I dug around and found some more media/songs of LeFT/Matt. I'm gonna exclude WDFY, My Disease, Womb and Advance, I'll get into it

2004 EP:

- Sex With Cats

- Untitled

- KFH(Re-Record)

- Simpleton

Matt/Alogon:

- Broken Kaleidescope(Matt)(1999)

- Souvenir(Matt)(1999)

- Anastasia(Alogon)(2002)

- Meningitis(Alogon)(2002)

- Sleep(Alogon)(2002)

Unreleased songs and demos:

- Insecurity

- Not Afraid

- Guilt

- My Disease

- Making Friends With Suicide

- Dull(Pointless Remix)

Extra:

- Take My Hate(LeFT)

- I Pee The Bed(The Whirlings)

- PeePhobia(The Whirlings)

- Drop The Funk(by GrAsS featuring Matt)

- Fuck Us Up(by Itch featuring Matt)(Credits to u/Chemical-Toe-6217)

If I missed anything, PLEASE tell me! I will add them and give credit

Happy 30th Anniversary to one of my fav Korn album's Life is Peachy

Great song!

Hi everyone. My teenage son and I have made a website called All Things Rock, reviewing and ranking albums by the bands we love, and recommending things that people may not have heard. We have just revisited the amazing One Minute Silence and published a ranking, and I'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions! We have also made a playlist of lesser-known tracks that casual fans may have missed. What do you think? https://www.all-things-rock.com/all-albums-ranked/one-minute-silence

We have also ranked Slipknot, Spineshank, Machine Head and several others. It's all for fun, not profit, and to give my son some exposure to amazing music 😉

(Hot take...in our opinion, One Minute Silence were the finest rap metal band of all time...)

https://youtu.be/KDl0LLH4q7I?si=iDvI9sr0FeRftHhf.......Watch.....Liked this song when I was in HS

Hi everyone! My dad listened to a lot of metal when I was younger. He isn’t in my life now, and I didn’t listen to much metal during my teenage years. As an adult, I’ve gotten back into it, and hearing certain songs feels nostalgic.

Sometimes a friend plays a song or Spotify puts one on shuffle, and I immediately recognize it as something my dad used to play. I often can’t remember the name or lyrics until I actually hear it, though, so I’m hoping to slowly rediscover more of those songs, especially from the 2000s.

Here are some I rediscovered:
-Ascendancy by Trivium
-“Neo Seoul” by After the Burial
-Linkin Park songs
-"The End of Heartache” and “The Arms of Sorrow” by Killswitch Engage
-“The Guillotine” by Escape the Fate
-“This Calling” by All That Remains

I’d love recommendations for songs similar to these, and also songs that were popular in the 2000s metal scene. If you grew up listening to metal around then, what songs or bands do you think I should check out? I might recognize some as soon as I hear them. Thanks!