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As a millennial metalhead, I was laughed at for loving nu metal. In 2023 it’s filling festivals and influencing more young bands than ever – and I for one welcome its glorious return

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As a millennial metalhead, I was laughed at for loving nu metal. In 2023 it’s filling festivals and influencing more young bands than ever – and I for one welcome its glorious return

Nu metal was derided as silly, overblown and undeserving of recognition in the wider metal scene. Admittedly, two of those things were kinda true, but it still ruled, OK?!

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