A list of notable bands and artists who emerged during the new wave of American heavy metal era of music in the early to mid-1990s:
List of key artists
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edit- Abigail Williams[1]
- The Absence[1]
- The Acacia Strain[1]
- Acid Bath[1]
- The Accüsed[1]
- A Day to Remember[1]
- Adema[1]
- A Dozen Furies[1]
- AFI[1]
- Age of Ruin[1]
- Agnostic Front[1]
- The Agony Scene[1]
- Aiden[1]
- A Life Once Lost[1]
- All Out War[1]
- All Shall Perish[1]
- Allegiance[1]
- All That Remains[2]
- The Alter Boys[1]
- Amen[1]
- American Head Charge[1]
- American Me[1]
- Andrew W.K.[1]
- Animosity[1]
- Aphasia[1]
- Armor for Sleep[1]
- As Cities Burn[1]
- Asesino[1]
- As I Lay Dying[1]
- At All Cost[1]
- A Static Lullaby[1]
- At the Drive-In[1]
- Atreyu[1]
- August Burns Red[1]
- The Autumn Offering[1]
- Avenged Sevenfold[1]
B
edit- Bad Acid Trip[1]
- Bane[1]
- The Banner[1]
- Bayside[1]
- Becoming the Archetype[1]
- Behold... The Arctopus[1]
- Benümb[1]
- Between the Buried and Me[1]
- Biohazard[1]
- The Black Dahlia Murder[1]
- Black Label Society[1]
- Blacklisted[1]
- Black Veil Brides[1]
- The Blamed[1]
- Bleed the Sky[1]
- Bleeding Through[1]
- The Bled[1]
- The Blood Brothers[1]
- Bloodlined Calligraphy[1]
- Blood Has Been Shed[1]
- BlöödHag[1]
- Bloodsimple[1]
- Botch[1]
- Boysetsfire[1]
- Breakdown[1]
- Buried Inside[1]
- Burn Season[1]
- Burnt by the Sun[1]
- Bury Your Dead[1]
- Buzzoven[1]
- Byzantine[1]
C
edit- Calico System[1]
- Candiria[1]
- Cannae[1]
- Casey Chaos[1]
- Carnifex[1]
- Cave In[1]
- Cavity[1]
- Champion[1]
- The Chariot[1]
- Chimaira[3][4][5][6]
- Coal Chamber[1]
- Coalesce[1]
- Coheed and Cambria[1]
- Cold[1]
- Comeback Kid[1]
- Common Dead[7]
- Converge[1]
- Corrosion of Conformity[1]
- Cro-Mags[1]
- Crowbar[1]
- Crumbsuckers[1]
- Cursed[1]
- Cursive[1]
D
edit- Damageplan[1]
- Darkest Hour[1]
- Deftones[1]
- Demon Hunter[1]
- DevilDriver[1]
- The Devil Wears Prada[1]
- The Dillinger Escape Plan[1]
- Disturbed[1]
- Down[1]
- D.R.I.[1]
- The Dream Is Dead[1]
- Drowning Pool[1]
- Dry Kill Logic[1]
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editM
edit- Machine Head[1][4]
- Mahavatar[1]
- Marilyn Manson[1]
- Martyr A.D.[1]
- Mastodon[14][15]
- Misery Signals[1]
- Most Precious Blood[1]
- Mudvayne[1]
- Mushroomhead[1]
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edit- Sevendust[14]
- Shadows Fall[14][6][12][17][18]
- Skinlab[1]
- Soulfly[1]
- Slipknot[1]
- Spineshank[1]
- Static-X[1]
- Still Remains[1]
- Stone Sour[1]
- Suicide Silence[1]
- Superjoint[1]
- System of a Down[1]
T
edit- T.S.O.L.[1]
- Tenet[1]
- Terror[1]
- These Arms Are Snakes[1]
- Thine Eyes Bleed[1]
- This Is Hell[1]
- Thrice[1]
- Through the Eyes of the Dead[1]
- Throwdown[1]
- Thursday[1]
- Training for Utopia[1]
- Trivium[19][20]
- Twelve Tribes[1]
- Twisted Method[1]
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editSee also
editReferences
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