Nu metal (or nü-metal) is a music genre that emerged in the early 2000s that blends elements of heavy metal, hip hop, and alternative rock into a raw, energetic sound and head-banging bops.
This roundup celebrates the Nu metal bands that made us mosh in our bedrooms and scream lyrics into imaginary microphones. From the iconic riffs of Korn to the politically charged anthems of System of a Down, here are ten tees that belong in every nu metal fan’s wardrobe.
Korn Tees:
Constantly listening to Korn? Dive into the darkness with our Korn Slendy Red Light T-Shirt. Featuring a striking silhouette figure enveloped in crimson hues, this tee captures the eerie essence of Korn’s aesthetic. Take your fandom a step further when you get this Korn Doll Issues T-Shirt, which is inspired by the band’s legendary fourth album.
System of a Down Tees:
How could you not love System of a Down? Channel the dynamic energy of Serj Tankian and the unforgettable melodies of “Toxicity” with this striking tee. If there’s one thing we know, it’s that you can never have too many album tees. Showcase your allegiance to the incredible band with this “Mezmerize” tee. These picks aren’t just apparel; they’re a statement of the band’s revolutionary impact on music and culture.
Deftones Tees:
Capture the iconic raw energy and moody vibes of the Deftones with our Around the Fur T-Shirt, which features the mesmerizing album cover art. Searching for other styles? We’ve got you covered with this Deftones Skull T-Shirt, which includes an intricately designed skull adorned with roses.
Slipknot Tees:
Ready to rage? Plunge into the mosh pit of Slipknot fandom with the Nonagram T-Shirt or the Devil Slipknot T-Shirt. Embrace the chaos and declare your allegiance to the legion of maggots!
Incubus Tees:
Step back to 2001 with these Incubus tees, capturing a moment when the band was redefining what Nu metal could be. Featuring two striking designs, these tops are a nod to the band’s adventurous musical journey.
Nu metal might have reached its peak in the late ’90s and early 2000s, but its influence remains undeniable.
