Ill Niño and Flaw

Kentucky’s Flaw, led by Chris Volz, blends nu-metal with hard rock. Known for albums like "Through the Eyes" and "Endangered Species," they debuted in the early 2000s, reformed in 2016, and are famous despite lineup changes. Notable for deep, personal lyrics, influenced by Tool and Korn.

Ill Niño, formed in 1999 by drummer Dave Chavarri, is an American Latin Metal band known for their genre-bending style. They’ve sold over 2 million albums globally, with hits like "What Comes Around" and "How Can I Live," which topped rock charts and featured in "Freddy vs. Jason." Known for energetic live shows, they’ve headlined tours across Europe, the US, Russia, and beyond. The band includes Marcos Leal, Laz Pina, and others.