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I don't like nu metal but the song is very very catchy. It's the type of music that sells in America at the moment. Could be a real hit.

Thanks, any more views please, and how do I embed now!?

That's hardly nu metal, more like Punk Rock imo.

Not bad at all, nonetheless. The only thing I, well I didn't dislike it, but I think it would be better if the drums were a little bit louder, specially during the transitions of chorus-instrumental (and on the song overall) to mark the rythm. Not sure if I made myself clear enough lol

If that's the OP's band then let me congratulate you and wish good luck for the future =)

Well, I'm not very good at new genres. But at least you agree it sounds very American?

About the drum sound, obviously the production is very raw as it is a demo or something.

I can't seem to like any songs with words in, but the song seems catchy. I'd appreciate an instrumental version with some kind of instrument doing the vocal notes.

Great thanks, more feedback would be great...

This is nothing like punk rock. 

Decent song, however the production of the vocals don't sit well with me, either that or I don't think your voice suited it.

Yes, yes it does sound American actually XD And I'm sure they can tune up the sound of drums if they want, there are remix programs that can do that.

Case you're interested in knowing a lil bit more, Nu Metal (=New Metal) is a subgenre of Heavy Metal with elements of other genres - like grunge, electronic, hip hop. Usually the lyrics are much darker than the OP's music, most of 'em refer to pain. Also, in some bands you can find two singers - the main singer and the one with clean vocals. It's a brief description, but if you check some vids I'm sure you'll get it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFb6WDiMF3A : Mudvayne - Dig

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94-jPrPirm4 : Slipknot - Duality

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U45NfWSX-Vk : Mushroomhead - Solitaire Unraveling

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M-BUty4vb8&feature=related : Korn - Freak on a Leash

Punk/Pop. Each band has its own sound so it's pretty hard to label 'em in a way that it can be universally accepted.

About the vocals, the support singer could have made a bigger contrast with the lead singer's voice during the chorus. And a little bit more emotion by the lead singer wouldn't hurt, specially because if "there's nothing left" I'd be pretty pissed off. You could do different stuff, like vocals only for a bit followed by a guitar solo. Stuff like that, otherwise it will become too monotonous to the listener.