Perhaps the new leaders of the Rapcore movement, Florida's Limp Bizkit had a solid underground following long before they were signed to Interscope in '97. They have a singular approach to psychedelic guitars overdriven past the point of corrosive distortion into the realm of aural punishment, flanked by harsh Funk basslines and hip-hop beats. Aggressive rap vocals occasionally venture into whiteboy soul-isms of groups like the Backstreet Boys.
