Nu-Metal and Shoegaze: A Cultural Resurgence in Music

Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit are revitalizing nu-metal, while artists like Natalie Lu from Wisp are emerging in the shoegaze genre, showcasing musical evolution.

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Linkin Park's recent album 'From Zero' and Limp Bizkit's upcoming 2025 tour signal a nu-metal revival. Simultaneously, Natalie Lu's Wisp exemplifies Gen Z's impact on shoegaze, demonstrating a blend of nostalgic influences and contemporary themes, emphasizing emotional expression and diversity in music.

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