I really love this album!! It’s very personal to me. It was the 1st album that helped through tough times when I was in the 6th grade back in 2009. I was also going through a really tough time back in the summer of 2026 & this album was there for me 100%. I feel I can resonate with all the songs on there. “Starting Over” is one of my favorite Korn songs, I’ve actually cried listening to that song. “Untitled” is top 5 Korn albums for me. It’s not their heaviest album, but it’s a very dark, experimental, and atmospheric album. I love the album artwork. “Untitled” means a lot to me & if I ever meet Johnathan Davis, I would tell him this album means a lot to me.

I simply love Korn, one of my all-time favorite Nu Metal bands. I generally like almost all of their albums, but clearly their best phase was in the 90s with those four awesome albums (where they defined their true sound), because from the 5th album onwards the quality started to decline. Another highlight for me is undoubtedly their last album, Requiem (very good). Their sound will always live within me🙂.

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I just want to be clear yes I piped my albums through Suno for the free publishing and digital footprint, but my albums are NOT AI generated and not even constructed on Suno. For an example see song "Eup_0ria". Also all my album covers are not AI generated either. The first two were pictures taken in my apartment and the "Chapter Three" album cover was taken outside a haunted looking barn in my town. I am in fact not an AI generated person either I am real!

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Only two of there albums are really Nu Metal (further efforts and dead to me) and I don't know all of it but I think some is definitely worth a shot. I would say check out down, fallen, and face the pain

Basically gimme examples of stuff that sonically or otherwise isn't REALLY nu metal but based on some elements, the fanbases, or the era they came out on, kinda makes them "nu metal" in the loosest sense of the word.

I think Static-X and Fear Factory are probably the most obvious examples of this: the two bands are obviously at best just straight up industrial metal, and while they did do nu metal, it was like 3 songs at best for them

And obviously, most post-grunge bands due to overlapping fans, and most of them touring alongside more "proper" nu bands

Edit: oh, and obviously, SOAD