It's been a long time coming - seven years, in fact - but Netflix's animated adaption of Devil May Cry is almost upon ...

Shankar’s long-awaited anime project turned back time by going old-school with the iconic nu metal band Limp Bizkit’s “Rollin’.” Though originally announced back in 2018, everything went ...

The original Devil May Cry and Limp Bizkit’s third album were both products of the early 2000s — so while DMC purists might argue that the series’ original music should be featured ...

As well as an April 3 release date, Netflix have also shared the opening credits for Devil May Cry, soundtracked by Limp Bizkit’s nu-metal classic ‘Rollin’. Check it out below ...

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Well, this is an article I wasn’t expecting to write today, but I’m sure glad I am! Two icons from the early 2000s collide as ...

Yes, the loved/hated nu-metal band is representing in the opening credits for the animated series based on the video game ...

Unfortunately, the song is Limp Bizkit's "Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)". I get why they went with "Rollin'" here; it's recognizable, it's a funny bit, and Devil May Cry has cheeky enough moments from ...

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