

Human: Can you help me to understand what the nu metal genre is?

Assistant: This genre of music is typically described as a kind of experimental fusion of hard rock and rap music that rose to popularity in the early 2000s.  It is thought to have emerged as a consequence of new kinds of digital recording technology, which allow for a more experimental and non-conventional style of music-making.


Human: Can you help me to understand what the nu metal genre is?

Assistant: Here’s a brief summary of nu metal, written by humans who have also wondered what it’s all about:

“Nu metal is a rock music genre which emerged from hardcore punk and alternative metal during the early to mid-1990s.  It is characterized by its overtly commercial sound, which was influenced by punk, hip-hop, and alternative metal.  Nu metal bands generally combine elements of genres like alternative metal, rap rock, grunge, post-grunge, and hardcore punk, often incorporating elements of heavy metal music into their sound.  While the genre has been met with a negative reception from some music critics, others have defended its commercial success and influence on later rock music.”
Can you help me to understand what the nu metal genre is?
This genre of music is typically described as a kind of experimental fusion of hard rock and rap music that rose to popularity in the early 2000s.  It is thought to have emerged as a consequence of new kinds of digital recording technology, which allow for a more experimental and non-conventional style of music-making.
Here’s a brief summary of nu metal, written by humans who have also wondered what it’s all about:

“Nu metal is a rock music genre which emerged from hardcore punk and alternative metal during the early to mid-1990s.  It is characterized by its overtly commercial sound, which was influenced by punk, hip-hop, and alternative metal.  Nu metal bands generally combine elements of genres like alternative metal, rap rock, grunge, post-grunge, and hardcore punk, often incorporating elements of heavy metal music into their sound.  While the genre has been met with a negative reception from some music critics, others have defended its commercial success and influence on later rock music.”