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Linkin Park unabashedly manifested their artistic independence and unique aesthetic through the production of “Meteora.”

The group initiated an endeavor to establish their complete control over the musical narrative, fervently resolved to demonstrate that this band and its sound were unmistakably their own. Magnum opus “Meteora” serves as a testament to this resolute determination; it embodies the very substance of Linkin Park’s artistic development.

Harmoniously interlacing nuances of electronica, nu-metal, and alternative rock, the album’s aural landscape is a kaleidoscope of sentiments. Every composition exudes an unadulterated sincerity that mirrors the band’s trajectory and artistic prescience. As stated by the band members, “Meteora” served as an expression of their artistic philosophy, a virtual space on which they expressed their innermost thoughts, challenges, and successes. In addition to validating Linkin Park’s artistic orientation, the album’s triumph left an indelible impression on the rock music landscape.