Dayz of the Nu

We made it! To wind down Season 4, we're revisiting a nu metal classic: Wisconsin Death Trip, by Static-X. Thanks for listening - we'll see you in Season 5!

It's gonna get real gross. Blame Nick, ya'll.

There's a lot going on in the Nuz. Today we're breaking down happenings with Slipknot and Slip Not (zing!). Austrailian listeners, you gotta let us know what's up. Also, Rammstien is up to some gross stuff and 100 gecs continues to confound us old men. Follow Dayz on IG

Today we're joined again by Madelinne, A.K.A. Hardcore Hotline to talk about "Slither," the 2000 nu metal album by hardcore legends Earth Crisis. Straight Edge serious stuff, ya'll. Let's get ultra militant. Follow Hardcore Hotline on IG DotN on IG

Not sure why we went biblical with that one. Then again we're not sure why anything in this episode happened. Today it's all about Green Jello, the band we have to thank for Tool.

Finally, we're getting around to the Tool masterpiece, ænima. Listen in as we deep dive track by track, and don't miss out as Kevin realizes he's been pronouncing the singer's name wrong. It's almost like we know what we're doing.

On this weeks moshpit, Nick walks us through his experience at the Sick New World festival. Then, we give you an update on Trapt's Chris Taylor Brown ... and things are going super great for him. No, really. Just awesome stuff happening.

WE KNOW, OKAY? Yes, this is supposed to be when we delivered a Tool epsiode and yes, we've broken that vow twice. But we're not gonna leave you hanging - enjoy this remixed, re-edited version of a Dayz of the Nu classic (?) where we tell you the story of a band called Trapt. Thanks for ya'lls patience. We'll get to Tool next epsiode. Third time's a charm

On today's moshpit, we're breaking down some of the top stories from the world of Nu Metal and beyond.

They say "you can't go home again." While that may be true, you can always go to one of the many bars and grills throughout the land. If you're lucky, it'll be $3 beer and half price apps night. And maybe - just maybe - members of Crazytown will be beating the holy hell out of each other in the parking lot.

By which we mean the beautiful silence where Tucker Carlson once was. This week, we're talking about the time the former television host and current temendous asshole hung out with Kid Rock. Correction: Carlson is not being charged with sexual assualt, but rather sexual harrasment. For now.

SORRY. It's tough to think up titles. Today we're celebrating the lone album from Nu Metal pioneers Snot and the lasting impact and legacy of singer Lynn Strait. Plus, a special appearance from Nicholas Cage in full losing-his-shit mode. This episode has it all, providing what you want from a podcast is extremely narrow in scope.

Kid Rock is many things: wanna-be-badass, not-a-cowboy, culture vulture, and all-around-little-bitch. Lets talk about his latest hissy fit.

This may be the dumbest episode we've ever done. Buckle up.

It's time for another moshpit! Today we're discussing the time Layne Staley decked a nazi. And yes, there is a nu metal connection, relax. Follow Dayz on IG

Okay, actually don't. This album is great. Join us as we take a look back at Linkin Park's sophmore album.

Before we leave Danzig for good, we're joined by friend of the show (and Misfits historian) Mogan B to talk all things Glenny D. Gather 'round and hear tales from New Jersey's favorite son. Follow DoTN on Instagram!

In 1999, Glenn Danzig made a nu metal album. Let's talk about it. Follow us on Instagram

Today, we're talking about Fear Factory's new guy. Are there robot jokes? Come on now, we're professionals Follow us on IG

Fred Durst + John Travolta: what could go wrong? Spoiler: everything. The boys are joined again by friend of the show Mogan B to break down the 2019 cinematic milestone "The Fanatic," directed by Freddy D. Follow us on IG

Greetings, comrades! Today we're talking about the time Fred Durst became a mouthpiece for the Crimean puppet government in the hopes of scoring a discount mansion. Can't make this stuff up, folks. Follow us on Instagram!

Today, we're looking back on the war to end all wars: Boy Bands vs. Nu Metal. Featuring special guests Cinzia and Lydia from the podcast Boy Band Break! Follow Boy Band Break Dayz of the Nu on Instagram

On today's moshpit, we're taking a look at some of the hot topics (zing) in the nu metal world. Korn makeup! Hotboxing your 98' Pontiac Sunfire! White wine! It's all here. Follow us on Instagram

Finally, we're getting around to one of the biggest albums of the genre: Slipknot, by Slipknot. Featuring every musician in Iowa, plus a beer keg. Follow us on Instagram!

Welcome back to another moshpit! This week the boys talk about current Nu Metal bands they're digging: Moodring and Loser. Follow MoodringFollow Loser DotN InstagramAnd Twitter if that's your thing.

We're back! To kick off a brand new season, we're talking about one of the biggest bands in the Nu Metal universe - Korn. Wait, what? Adema? What the hell is an Adema? This isn't what I ordered, I demand a refund. Follow us on Instagram We have a Twitter, too.

We're back! Before we kick off season 4, we're looking back and reflecting on the music and moments that shaped our year. Yeah, it's a "best of" list show. Follow us on Instagram Sometimes we're on Twitter

Time to put a bow on season 3! To close things out, we're looking back at classic album and an absolute monster of the genre: Rage Against The Machine's self-titled debut. Thanks so much for hanging out with us this year - We'll see you in season 4!

Kevin's niece is back and this time, the tables are turned. If you listen close, you can hear him accepting that death comes for us all.

The conclusion of our 2-part series covering Ice-T and Body Count. We're taking a deep dive into one of the most controversial songs in modern music: Cop Killer. It's time to back the nu, ya'll

Nick got COVID so while he recovers, Kevin is joined by Mogan to debate the question: What is the most nu metal film of all time?

Okay, okay...we fell behind. But we're not gonna leave you hanging. Enjoy some remixed, remastered, upcycled content! We're calling it: Back In The Dayz. You're probably calling it: Lazy.

This week we are playing Droppin' Plates! This is a game where we try to guess what non nu metal song is being covered by what nu metal artist! Play along!

This week, we talk about one of the most controversial albums of all time. Body Count, by Ice T's thrash band, Body Count.

Kevin tells the tale of how the king of all media became a one time bandmate to our friend Rob Zombie

Nick and Kevin discuss the great debut from our friend and yours Mr. Robert Zombert.

Ok, ok, we are finally getting to it. Listen along while Kevin hears Puddle of Mudd cover Nirvana's About a Girl for the first time.

Remember MTV Cribs? We are proud to bring you Dayz of the Nu KRIBZ.

The boys are taking the week off, but will be back next week!

For some reason MGK took a band of hired guns onto howard stern, and put out this gem. Let's talk about it!

Kevin and Nick are joined by Madelinne from @xhardcorehotlinex to talk about Korn's second album

The fellas introduce a new segment, "Droppin' Plates," a celebration of nu metal artists covering non nu metal songs! You can play along!

Kevin leads Nick through a series of songs featuring Nu Metal artists, and explains what the "feature" really is.

In this very special episode the boys cover some of the best acts in Ukranian Metal today ТОЛ, Velikhan, Megamass, 1914, Jinjer, Bojevilla, Space of Variations, and Somali Yacht Club

Lets have a conversation about Otep - Sevas Tra

Kevin and Nick tell the tale of the coolest metal act you've never heard of.

Nick and Kevin are joined by friend of the show, Mogan B to discuss Crazytown's debut album.

On today's moshpit, we take a look at the insanely dumb second career act of the ex-guitarist for Bury Your Dead.

Kevin and Nick break down Fear Factory's wild ass concept album, Obsolete

No one from North Dakota has ever listened go this show, so Kevin looked into what kind of music comes out of the sparsely populated state.

In part two of our opener, the boys discuss Aaron Lewis, and his transition from mopey sad Staind lead singer to angry southern country crooner.