Keep on rollin', baby. It's your favorite podcast about nu-metal, featuring Bryan Quinby (Guys) and John Cullen (Blocked Party) covering a classic nu-metal album every month. More than just the music, the podcast really digs into the vibes of the time from two guys who lived it, and never stopped thinking nu-metal was good. Probably because it really, really is.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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It's the debut album that leads us to asking the question "are you sure about that?" perhaps more than any other, as we tackle (hed)pe's first record, where they insist they were influenced by G-funk (you sure about that?), use the N-word in their ly... more
As we know, nu-metal is not exactly a genre filled with smart guys. But as far as dumb guys in the scene go, Jared Leto might take the cake. A man who sure has a lot of ideas about space, life, and the human struggle, this debut album has potentially... more
There may not be a band on earth that is more invested in their own myth-making and Slipknot truly slide over the edge on this, their third record, as they clearly try to make something designed to make a little pop turn and capitalize on the success... more
Whether or not you think Rage Against the Machine is nu-metal, we can all agree on one thing: they definitely did not like each other while making this record, which stands as their last–to date–of original material. Some bands thrive on the conflict... more
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This show is freakin hilarious. I love the nostalgic trip down memory lane remembering all the songs I loved when I was young, and the superb trash talking is the icing on a delicious podcast cake.
I know it was five years ago but them calling Seether and Shinedown generic is a terrible take and them saying they copied Linkin Park is wrong. Man I want to like these guys, John is alright, but Bryan has the most obnoxious voice and comes off like such a douche.
Nu Metal is such a funny genre. The music can go so hard, but the lyrics and personas that occupy it are truly goofy. Some are next level characters and this show 100% captures that. Bryan’s discussions of growing up and the area he lives in make me smile — also being someone that grew up in the Greater Bobaflex Area AND whose Dad adored listening to Delilah from soft rock radio on night drives. Also, yeah, I know someone else that added a sun room to their house using flea market windows. They ... more
I don't even like Nu Metal but I like these guys and the pod.
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Exploring the nostalgic world of nu-metal, this podcast offers insight into the genre's top albums, humorously dissecting their significance while recounting personal stories related to music from the late 90s and early 2000s. Each monthly episode features in-depth discussions around classic albums, where the hosts dive into lyrics, production, and the cultural context that defined the genre, all framed with witty banter and a laid-back vibe. With a focus on humor and authenticity, episodes blend music analysis with light-hearted anecdotes, making it appealing to those familiar with, or curious about, nu-metal's unique place in music history.
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The P.O.D. Kast launched 6 years ago and published 73 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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