damn i think i had one of their songs on a 2003 sampler (i think it was called "self medicate" or something, i still have the chorus stuck in my head), were their full lenghts decent for the genre ?

Definitely, Invitation To the dance (their best) was my favorite CD for years. I still find it unique and it's worth seeking out. Now it can seem immature (nü-metal often was) but listen to the songs Step into the sideshow, rope, and still life.

Not too keen on the album as a whole, but my favorite part is the quarter note triplet tempo modulation in Princeton Ave! LEGIT!

It's trap.

terrible terrible terrible

Who fucking cares? It's awful, doesn't match the music, and is tacky. And I am a fan of EDM.

What the hell is up with those lyrics?

Chill out bro.

You must be mad they ran the trap.

it means they don't sound like every single other chugga chugga generic breakdown band. Atleast they bring something new to the table. Now does it work? Thats a listeners opinion but I actually enjoyed it. Is it amazing? Definately not, but those first 3 songs are really catchy and surprisingly I can stomach through the cheesy chug chug parts. Which I can't say about 85% of the rest of the genre, so these guys must be doing something right.

Adema's self-titled is surprisingly good still.....

thanks, i don't know if it's because of my age (i was veeeeeeeeeery young when i got into music by listening to nu metal bands) but i still have a soft spot for some nu metal bands like Sevendust, Lostprophets first album, and a lot of french ones. i'll check them out later

hmm it sounds solid, it kinda sounds similar to Eighteen Visions and Unwritten Law's old stuff