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Happy 20th, Hybrid Theory!

Sim Wie Boon

14-Oct-20 22:00

Happy 20th, Hybrid Theory!

Linkin Park’s seminal debut album, Hybrid Theory turns 20 this year, and to commemorate the milestone, the once nu-metal, now alternative rock band released a 20th Anniversary Edition of the album. We turn back time to early 2000 to reflect on nu-metal’s short-lived prominence in mainstream music’s consciousness, and the role Hybrid Theory played during that period.

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Produced by: Daryl Ong, Haniff Baharudin


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