Notable Funk Metal Artists
- 24-7 Spyz
- Audioslave (Revelations album)
- Bang Tango
- Bootsauce
- Buckethead
- Clutch
- Dance Gavin Dance
- Electric Boys
- Electric Love Hogs
- Extreme
- Faith No More
- Family Force 5 (early)
- Fishbone
- Follow for Now
- Gargamel!
- Hoobastank (early)
- Hurtsmile
- I Mother Earth
- Incubus (early)
- Infectious Grooves
- Jane's Addiction
- Kid Rock (early)
- Korn
- LAPD
- Limp Bizkit
- Living Colour
- Lucy Brown
- Maximum the Hormone
- Mind Funk
- Mr. Bungle (early)
- Mordred
- Nuclear Rabbit
- The Organization
- Primus
- Psychefunkapus
- Queen Anne's Revenge
- Rainbow Butt Monkeys
- Rage Against the Machine
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Rollins Band
- Royal Crescent Mob
- Siam Shade
- Slipknot (early)
- Snot
- Sound Barrier
- Stevie Salas
- Sugar Ray (early)
- Suicidal Tendencies (Robert Trujillo era)
- T.M. Stevens
- Ugly Kid Joe
- Urban Dance Squad
- White Zombie
- Zebrahead (early)
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