by Zenae Zukowski | May 22, 2018 | Columns, Top 5
Nu metal exploded back in the mid-late nineties when bands such as KoRn and Slipknot formed. Many of us are guilty of owning Limp Bizkit’s debut album 1997’s Three Dollar Bill, Y’all$ as well as singing along to their cover of “Faith.” While we can laugh at many...
by Zenae Zukowski | May 9, 2017 | News
You know you’ve entered a time warp when you hear about the return of nu-metal act Adema. It’s been a decade since the release of 2007’s Kill the Headlights and nearly fifteen years since original vocalist Mark Chavez was part of the gang in 2003’s Unstable. Their...
by Zach Shaw | Jul 8, 2013 | Festivals, Top 5
Metal Insider’s Top 5 is a column where we count down the top five of…well basically anything. Last week, Gigantour kicked off its fifth installment and Mayhem Fest is well into gear. And while the summer is packed with other treks like the Summer Slaughter Tour, the...
by Metal Insider | Apr 2, 2013 | New Music
The greatest display of how metal bands differ from the rest of the musical world occurs when a former member is welcomed back into the fold with open arms and no questions asked. In so many other genres, band members that leave are ostracized and are barely ever...
by Zach Shaw | Feb 1, 2011 | Legal Woes
As if things couldn’t get worst for Adema. Just last week, the recently reunited nu-metal group Adema parted ways (again) with vocalist Mark Chavez. They were planning to continue their tour with their guitarist Tim Fluckey and bassist Dave DeRoo swapping vocal...