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Today i show you EVERY single sub genre of metal in an iceberg style video. Heavy metal, thrash, metalcore, deathcore and so much more.
(please keep in mind I'm covering ONLY metal in this video and we barely touch punk because thats for a future video.)
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now that I think about it, makes me wonder, some dude made a "map of metal" way back in like 2008 or some shit. Shit was actually lit up until he stopped updating.
@@ElephantDestroyer The funeral doom one is literally correct though. Listen to funeral doom and its obvious.
@@ElephantDestroyer Dude Thergothon is super inspired by dark ambient. The vocalist and keyboard player is literally behind a dark ambient project. Yes funeral doom evolved from a lot of Finndeath but the atmospheric elements of funeral doom come from dark ambient. The dark ambient and early electronic music scenes were extremely popular in a lot of european metal bands, but most didn't incorporate it until like the mid-90s. Also listen to the synths in Skepticism. Those are super in line with what a lot of the dark ambient scene was like at the time.
@@ElephantDestroyer Never did i call those dark ambient. But, take a listen to Kadotus 609. Its a dark ambient/dungeon synth project by the vocalist and keyboardist for Thergothon. And yes the early European electronic scene was extremely important and influential in European metal. The kosmiche musik scene was very well known in the underground and is a big reason why dungeon synth and dark ambient started to become a thing. To say that funeral doom is not dark ambient inspired is entirely disregarding the obvious influence from other musical projects as well as the clear sonic similarities.
@@ElephantDestroyer dude piss off the comments trying to flex your “metal knowledge” on people. No one likes that guy, there’s way to state your opinion or let someone know they’re wrong without acting like a loser
@VIIZZZYY agree vizzman. It's great y'all like music though.
Timestamps:
2:58 Heavy Metal
3:36 Glam Metal
4:14 Grunge
5:15 Thrash Metal
5:49 Speed Metal
6:25 Nu Metal
7:22 Funk Metal
7:41 Kawaii Metal
8:24 Death Metal
9:05 Extreme Metal
9:37 Groove Metal
10:12 Power Metal
10:59 Progressive Metal/Djent
12:46 Alternative Metal
13:40 Doom Metal
14:16 Christian Metal
14:32 Gothic Metal
14:58 Melodic Death Metal
15:27 Rap Metal
15:53 Avant Garde Metal
16:24 Death Doom Metal
16:48 Deathrash
17:34 Old School Death Metal
18:12 Technical Death Metal
18:38 Symphonic Death Metal
19:10 Sludge Metal
19:49 Folk Metal
20:14 Metalcore
21:48 Cross Thrash
22:29 Neoclassical Metal
22:53 Latin Metal
23:29 Industrial Metal
24:04 Thrashcore
24:16 Crust Punk
24:40 Grindcore
25:40 Black Metal
26:34 Deathgrind
26:49 Blackened Death Doom
27:20 Blackened Death Metal
27:38 Death Industrial
27:59 Death N Roll
28:33 Drone Metal
29:18 Stoner Metal
30:03 Celtic Metal
30:06 Pirate Metal
30:29 Pagan Metal
30:53 Deathcore
31:17 Post Metal
32:24 Teutonic Thrash Metal
32:50 Progressive Metalcore
33:07 Viking Metal
33:44 Black Doom Metal
33:59 Epic Doom
34:30 Midievel Metal
34:42 Neue Deutsche Harte
35:04 Oriental Metal
35:25 Nintendocore
36:06 Doom N Roll
36:29 Caverous Death Metal
36:57 Nu Metalcore
37:15 Mathcore
37:52 Jazz Metal
38:24 Post Grunge
39:02 Industrial Black Metal
39:23 Blackened Grindcore
39:40 Melodic Blackened Death Metal
40:04 Brutal Death Metal
40:30 Slam Death Metal
40:51 Brutal Slam Death Metal
41:03 War Metal
41:24 Ambient Black Metal
42:12 Post Black Metal
42:34 Blackened Crust Metal
42:58 Blackened Thrash Metal
43:13 Psychedelic Black Metal
43:28 Raw Black Metal
43:51 Symphonic Black Metal
44:09 Goregrind
44:44 Sass
45:16 Folk Black Metal
45:25 Black N Roll
45:38 Epic Black MEtal
46:55 Progressive Doom Metal
46:07 Metalgaze
46:41 Dissonant Death Metal
47:19 Blackened Speed Metal
47:40 Cybergrind
48:03 Jazzgrind
48:24 Powerviolence
48:49 Blackened Deathcore
49:14 Downtempo Deathcore
49:33 Symphonic Blackened Death Metal
49:56 Progressive Blackened Death Metal
50:19 Mincecore
50:39 Christian Thrash Metal
50:41 Melodic Deathcore
51:03 Slam Deathcore
51:22 Symphonic Deathcore
51:41 Power Deathcore
52:22 DSBM
52:58 Unblack/Christian Black Metal
53:16 Cosmic Black Metal
53:49 Blackgaze
54:14 Brutal Black Metal
54:52 Dungeon Synth
55:28 Sludgecore
55:40 Norsecore
55:50 Blackened Goth Metal
56:01 Clowncore
56:15 Nu Deathcore
56:24 Experimental Deathcore
56:44 Rap Deathcore
57:12 Industrial Deathcore
57:20 Technical Deathcore
57:31 Gothic Deathcore
57:44 Christian Deathcore
57:59 Pornogrind
58:12 Gorenoise
58:51 Doomgaze
59:06 Blackened Noise
59:24 Warnoise
59:32 Aliencore
59:49 Sludgenoise
1:00:07 Crustgrind
1:00:22 Brutal Deathgrind
1:00:43 Blackened Sludge Metal
1:00:48 Blackened Metalcore
1:01:03 Slamming Breakdown
1:01:20 Brutal Deathcore
1:01:36 Folk Deathcore
1:01:54 Harsh Noisegrind
1:02:08 Christian Gorenoise
1:02:22 Vomitnoise
1:02:43 Frognoise
1:02:58 Post Grindcore
1:03:07 Phonk Deathcore
1:03:36 Pathological Gorenoise
1:03:48 Blackened Crustgrind
1:03:58 Blackened Goregrind
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I tapped out at around level five. I remember back in the day when I thought genres like mathcore, grindcore and brutal death metal were the pinnacle of extreme. I mean look at this timestamp list. I doubt there's a single human alive who listens to and enjoys every genre in this video.
Thank you for making this timestamp list. You are a hero
No djent or thall???
@@noahhumphrey2293 10:59 plus thall is gay
So my takeway was that metalheads like to throw angsty and edgy words together and then play what they thing it sounds like. Honestly kinda dope
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Kinda dumb.
@@CelestialWoodway hey
@@EnergeticSpark63 hey
i love how clown core gets its own genre theyre so good
Literally one of my favorite bands of all time, so crazy how they’re in Coachella this year
Code orange is pretty based too
I like your pfp mate!
@@hevy_metal thanks! i like yours too!
This video deserves way more views @@VIIZZZYY
i’m always like “is he gonna list my favs?” and then get disappointed when you don’t and keep remembering that you prob won’t and this cycle is hilarious to me 😭
Such as?
for me it was Angra and Blind Guardian:((((
Mitch from Bloat here, thanks for the mention in this video dude!
I’ve been enjoying dude, put my homies on and everything lmao.
I’ve always said Death Metal is what most people think all Metal sounds like.
Great job! One thing though, it sometimes felt like you cited direct lines from the genres’ Wikipedia pages. As a viewer, I would’ve preferred if you left some of this out. I enjoyed it more when you put stuff into your own words. That’s because I can look up the Wikipedia article on my own… I wanna know how you see it, how you interpret the differences between each genre and umbrella term.
Thanks for watching dude! Yeah I wanted to add more of my own words but a lot of these genres I wasn’t too familiar with so I just read what I found on wiki. Thanks for the constructive criticism dude 🖤🧡
death metal is good.
@@morelorel death metal is great
"the darkest black metal can get" youve seen nothing
😂😂
*Emit - The Dark Bleeding has entered the chat*
@@MorningStar6669love that tape
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I think he never ever listened to black metal. Typical core fan
Can’t help but feel like half this iceberg is just “how many ways can we order the genres from the first three tiers” but gotta appreciate your commitment to talk about them all with sufficient detail
just wanted to chime in with these two christian gore musicians that i think deserve some praise (pun intended for sure playa)
Vomitorial Corpulence (Christian goregrind)
Meekness (Christian gorenoise)
Im not religious at all, but i find the concept of christian gore themed music hilarious so i just had to give em both a shout out here
nice video my guy
thanks dude xoxo
i appreciate that someone made this video and didnt wave an elitist finger at it in any way. i am a huge fan of Metal, you can hardly find a more versatile and expressive form of Music.
my aunt makes jelly and she made me some jalapeno jelly and shit was SCRUMPTIOUS
I wish i liked spicy stuff .
I like a little …
@@eclat4641 it wasnt spicy just a slight kick it was amazing
@@yeetus7285 ah ok cool ☺️
mathcore and progressive metal can be put into this analogy: Mathcore often uses free meter similar to that of free jazz, where progressive still has a foundational structure. Mathcore very often throws away song structure as well, in the conventional sense, as seen in songs by bands like Atka and Car Bomb. Progressive metal still retains a lot of the traditional structuring of songs, like choruses, but can use some unconventional meters or techniques or proficiencies to do so.
Thank you dude ! 🧡🖤
To an average listener (like me) it can be difficult to really understand especially if we don’t fully understand music so this comment helps me out a lot
Prog metal stemmed from prog rock which is a lot more traditional where as mathcore stemmed from math rock which is a lot more free flowing and experimental
True, one more thing is that most bands also embrace Noise or expressing through Noise.
I came to say he forgot Mathcore and Car Bomb is an excellent choice to sample mathcore music. Mindblowing guitars. It’s very much a genre influenced by progressive metal and progressive death metal like Meshuggah and Gojira in the late 90’s and early 2000’s respectively. Frontierer is another Mathcore band on the rise as well as veterans The Dillinger Escape Plan. I personally cannot imagine metal being pushed to boundaries any more experimental than Mathcore’s hardest music
Pretty sure you forgot symphonic metal, with bands like "within temptation" "epica" and "nightwish"
Buddy, thank you so much for this video. I love you give each entry it's own space. Would've loved chapter marks though. But otherwise A+ man. Claps from my corner.
Thank you dude!
Kinda sad that my favorite subgenre of metal, metalstep, wasn’t mentioned on this iceberg. If anyone is unfamiliar, it’s basically what it sounds like it is: metal and dubstep combined. It’s absolutely awesome and works so well as a genre, especially since dubstep is so inherently inspired by metal. I would recommend artists like PhaseOne, Sullivan King, Dirtyphonics, Bossfight, Kai Wachi, and Vastive. Other than metalstep being omitted, this iceberg is amazing, it’s easily one of the most inclusive icebergs I’ve seen of anything, and you did a great job covering everything on it!
Edit: idk how I forgot to mention arguably the keystone album of this genre, The Path of Totality by Korn. Such a good album
That sounds interesting, reminds me of electronicore (like I See Stars), I'll check these bands out!
You put a lot effort into it. Thank you. Very good content.
Means a lot man thanks!
Yoo thanks for the shoutout on using our album art at the beginning 😂🙏🏼
Thank you for commenting on Djent the way you did "Meshuggah marked this checkpoint for djent and we're still stuck at that checkpoint". Couldn't agree more. It goes Meshuggah, Periphery and Archetypes. Not much variation to how Djent sounds and it's been this way for a very long time
look into the genre thall, its a weird blend of many ideas but it has clear derivatives to djent while not falling victim to the same sound
@@flufficornss I'm having a hard time telling what makes the bands Thall. The riffs are really cool. They incorporate the Djent parts into sounding like actual riffs and I'm hearing more of a progression than typical Djent. Is that it? Are these just Djent bands who don't only play the low string sound???
@@cherryfroggo a lot of it is strong structure and dissonance also they do a lot of pitch automation there's actually quite a bit that defined thall
@@flufficornss I noticed that they're playing their guitar like it's a record scratch board almost. Very cool dissonance. This is actually the kind of update I thought Djent needed
@@cherryfroggo Personally, I feel like thall hasn't actually emerged into its own genre yet. It started off as a Vildhjarta meme and then seemingly came to be used to vaguely refer to "stuff Vildhjarta does", similar to how the term "djent" was originally used to refer to whatever Meshuggah does. The reason it's hard to figure out what makes a band "thall", or what bands even count as thall, is (in my opinion) because they're kind of working backwards from the meme. Most genres are attempts to put a name on a perceived phenomenon. With thall, they pretty much started off with the name and then tried to figure out which phenomena to pin it on.
Napalm Death is Grindcore, the first Grindcore band
If i’m not mistaken Repulsion came out with Horrified before Scum was out.
@@arrebarre900 Horrified was realeased in 1989, which was 2 years after scum that came out in 1987
@@safetyfirst487 My bad, the demo version of Horrified came out 1986.
Came here to say this.
Insect Warfare is a pretty good grindcore band
OSDM only had a slow era as back in the 80s, every band was essentially battling each other to who could do it the fastest. Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, and other floridian death metal bands were getting faster and faster and more technical, then Obituary came along and redefined what Death Metal had the potential to sound like. Leading to lots of the bands creating slower albums for a period.
Thanks for clearing this up for me! I’ll be sure to check out more history about this genre
Cannibal Corpse was from Buffalo. They moved down to Florida after Eaten Back to Life, and by that point Obituary had already been around for a couple of years.
@bedrockcastle777 I think Slowly We Rot was 89 and EBTL was 90? I've definitely seen interviews from the old school bands mentioning how much of an influence Obituary had on the scene. You are not wrong though.
Blackgaze is one of my favourite subgenres. Sapphire by Alcest is sick song. But I found one-person project that I love called Sylvaine, so beatiful clean vocals and great atmosphere.
Also for symphonic black metal I recommend band Vesania. Guitarist and singer of this band is Orion (Behemoth bassist).
Dude the still_bloom shoutout was sick i love those guys, donny is a standup fella
I just had the perfect ad placement
13:52 "both the music and the lyrics are intended to invoke a sense of despair, dread, and......febreze "
I love grub because we got more straightforward 90’a alternative like nirvana, who are in many ways a punk band. And then you have like bona fide bands that lean more into a typical metal sound and idea like Alice In Chains, and basically everything in between. It’s kinda like hardcore but it stemmed from punk and alt at a later time and went in a different direction, with the hardcore equivalents being like misfits or black flag on one end and like suicidal tendencies or cro-mags leaning into the metalish side of things
Great job on this. A lot of work to be sure, though I had a laugh at including Celtic Frost during their “Cold Lake” glam era 😂. Agree with the placement but the visuals were just kind of funny.
Appreciate the effort you put on this video bro 😁
There are also Umbrella terms which is what Extreme Metal is, it’s an Umbrella term that has a ton of subgenres involved including Death Metal, Black Metal, Grindcore and all their sister sub subgenres.
10:55 im so happy someone recognises Gamma Ray. I've talked to ONE guy who even knew the band
I really appreciate your take on "Prog/Djent" because it is 100 percent correct.
I play guitar for another generic "Djent" band. And after writing an EPs worth of material we had a very similar conversation and ended up with the conclusion that we couldn't call ourselves a "Progressive Metal" band if we were doing a cookie cutter style that fits neatly into a box one can anticipate and have gone down a different path as a result.
Djent would be considered our Foundation. But we have been adding Tech Death/Deathcore elements, Neoclassical (in melody/solos) elements and Psychedelic elements into the music which has really helped us to create a little island where we sound unique in our regions scene.
Doing that actually ended up getting us a huge gig where we opened for Allegaeon when they passed through our city and while our hometown really couldn't give a fuck about us, we played one show in the city next to ours and were asked by 3 different promoters to come back and play larger venues before we even left the town, and the people who showed up for our one performance there thoroughly enjoyed our take on Prog Metal citing it to be both familiar but also unlike any other band around.
And that's a really cool feeling, that's what Prog is all about and its a damn shame that most "Prog" is rehashing the same Djent concepts over and over again.
Meshuggah is definitely progressing every album they release
Biggest progressive metal bands I can think of is mastodon, gojira and probably early Mudvayne.
Revocation, Archspire, decapitated, cattle decapitation, necrophagist and psycroptic are some of my fav prog death metal bands and some of my favourite bands in general.
I will cast this on the next metal vorspiel. Cus a lot of the genres and the bands you listed to them can be very discussed 😂
Good job Vizzyman🙏🏻
You missed so many Scandinavian bands man 🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰
4 symphonic sub genres, but no "regular" symphonic metal? xD
On the subject of "Old school" death metal, including morbid angel in there only works for their work from Blessed Are the Sick onwards.
But Morbid Angel's debut, Altars of Madness, is to this day one of the most lightning-fast, insanely brutal albums ever recorded. In my opinion its a record that has hardly ever been topped in its intensity.
Over time I feel more like metal has very few sub-genres: heavy, power, thrash, death, black, alt, and core. All of neo-classical, symphonic, prog, tech, melodic, raw/original, crossover, epic, glam, deathened, blackened, goth, groove, industrial, seem like they come from combinations in and out of metal or taking genres to their logical ends (tech-death, ambient black metal). Could call those sub-sub-genres. Most bands have combined things, but have those main genres as their base. It is great having lots of sub-genres to describe stuff though
That’s the same line of thought I have. A lot of these sub genres can basically be combined into the same thing. It’s just bands kinda trying to find their own identity or stand out within a genre, and fans or whatever trying to define their sound. So in turn you get people claiming there’s a new genre.
I feel like a king knowing every band you mentioned. Every Single One
ngl sounds like you may need therapy
@@user-le1sj1ty7e I need better prefrontal lobes; Therapy does nothing.
And this is why I say I listen to heavy metal, because I think it’s really a way to describe it all. I listen to bands across most of the sub genres so it’s easier to just say I listen to heavy metal, or metal as a description
I had a good time watching this. Thanks
Every time a video like this comes up I get somewhat excited for some sludge coverage.
Then I remember the only sludge bands people know are Down, Acid Bath, and Mastodon.
hey, ive been at that panzerballet show!
also probably the greatest addition to blackgaze would be holy fawn! wunderful stuff, trust me.
The diffrence between mathcore and prog metal is that mathcore is so INCREDIBLY more violent and chaotic when it comes to sound. Also, fast and weird sweep picking parts is required. Bands: early architects and i guess some of rings of saturn (I know that they lean more to the deathcore side)
As a huge thrash fan, especially teutonic I can confidently say that it isn't a separate genre, but a different scene, obviously German, of thrash, that tends to be more aggressive. It's also more death and/or black (first wave) influenced, which can lead to some people thinking it's not "pure" thrash, therefore a different genre.
I also wanted to add to the genres, so:
Harsh Noise Wall - almost identical to Harshnoisecore
Basically imagine white noise and the black and white shit the tv displays when there's no signal. Now imagine a wall made out of that, here you go. One of the most interesting projects from this genre is Vomir, mostly because of his live shows. He puts on the songs and just stands there with a black plastic bag over his head. I recommend watching one, even just for a bit.
Not exactly a genre, but pushing music to its limits (mostly through black metal)
The example I like to give here is The Dark Bleeding by Emit. It's around 25 minutes long, but feels like way more. When listening to it you can hear pure agony (personally I like to say that the genre of this particular album is Hell). Definitely something worth experiencing. Under this category I also want to add Varkolak. The musician calls the project cavecore, which is present in the overall aesthetic. But the most important thing, the music, sounds exactly like some cavemen were banging drumset, rocks and sticks together, while one of them chokes on his own vomit. For sure give it a listen.
There's also NSBM, which I won't explain too much here, since I'm not trying to get banned. It's basically extreme sub-genre of black metal with certain lyrical themes and symbolism.
Just a bit of random comedy... There was an ad that interrupted when you said the word drone...
It was Pitbull singing 1234, which I don't consider singing, to a bounty paper roll add.
If that's not droning up my ears, I don't know what is 😂
Nu metal is an era, hence why linkin park and korn sound so different
i love the jam analogy lol
For jazz metal please check out Into the Moat. They aren't together anymore but the album The Design is insanely good.
Hell yeah I’ll check em out
Even tho i know you cant put all genras in this iceberg i would have wished to see DRILL/TRAP metal in there some bands like Wolf Pacc are some real fire!!
Is it bad that I knew some of the bands he mentioned at the bottom of this, and listen to them because I enjoy it?
You should definitely check out Ihsahn. He's Emperor's front man, but his Solo project is progressive metal. He makes different sounding albums every single time, could especially recommend After, Ámr and his self-titled album
emperor, almighty lord of night
I love how most of the metalcore visuals were of architects (I’m so obsessed w them)
W band!
Blood incantation is a progressive death metal band that has space themed lyrics and very technical musicality
bet ill check em out!
@@VIIZZZYY they are the next Band of prodigies in the death metal world 🤘
They might be great but their name is not good. We already have Blood and we already have Incantation (one of the best desth metal bands ever!!). It would be like starting a band and calling it ”Possessed Bathory”.
@@arrebarre900A lot of the best names are already taken. I don't see the problem with the name. Incantation means casting a spell on an object or person and that with blood sounds pretty metal.
However i notice how this band is being attacked for having a similar name but that's not a new thing as many other bands which got big didn't have original names. The Death metal band named Death were not the first band to be called that. There was already a band named Death before them, a proto punk band.
There is a metal band called Death Angel and that name sounds cool. So we know there was a band named Death before Death Angel existed and it turns out that there was a band named Angel before them as well so by using the same logic, it would be a bad name.
As to say otherwise would be hypocritical.
From my understanding, mathcore is metalcore with math rock like time signatures. It uses unorthodox time signatures and quite oftenly switches between them through out the song. The songs sound chaotic at first, but once you pay more attention to them, you can hear that it's all calculated.
A great prog band to check out is Perspectiv. Mixes Djent and electronics with elevator music and it fucking slaps.
Hey man, great job, you got my eyes for the next hour or so!!!!!!....lol
sick editing, as always!
This guy must be from New England from the millions of state food references to New England States with “Concord jelly” and “Vermont Jelly”
Just saw extermination dismemberment last night, love them.
GOATed band bro
Saw them too not too long ago with Organectomy
The teutons were a people that lived during the time of Rome covering areas including what is now Germany, England, and the Scandinavian countries.
Man, you’re sleeping on the slower subgenres. Those are always the heaviest!
Lol, you’re right, I’ve never realized but Gaku IS INDEED the Jogo of Sakamoto Days ! 😆👌🏻
Other blackgaze bands of note should include the likes of Heretoir,lantlos, Deafheaven,harakiri for the sky,Amesoeurs,Les Discrets if anyone is interested start with these and obviously Alcest as well.
Been listening to metal for over a decade now. My favorite genre was metalcore, but not anymore. I don't really have a favorite now but it would have to be melodeath with industrial as a really really close second; black metal's increasingly up there; I've also been crazy about mathcore recently
p.s. I really wish I didn't get all those references to kids' cartoons
I just realized we need slap metal. Metal that slaps that is. It's gonna be great with blackened slap metal, post slap metal slapgaze and such
Here's how I define the difference between thrash and speed: the latter, despite its moniker, is slower in terms of tempo but features more notes played. Thrash is faster, but with more 0-0-0-0-0-0-0.
Sad to see Deathstep and Minatory didn't make it, they are the root of Industrial Death metal and Combining it with Dubstep, it was the Brother Genre of Cybergrind.
It had it's golden era during 2016
That sounds awesome I gotta check this out
@@VIIZZZYY great, also the dude who created the genre is still (a bit)active online, so if you got some questions, you can ask him
His name is "Substep Infrabass"
@@VIIZZZYY I think for both of them some examples would be Code: Pandorum/Static: Reset/Inhuman (same dude), Lord Swan3x, Evilwave, Qoiet, Bratkilla, KRAM, and Mantis (Deathstep) and Moth, Dyroth, Venom (not the British band), Dead Cowboy, and Acting Damage (Minatory). Though in both cases, the channel Hydraulic Records has almost exclusively examples of both of them. There's also Evil Bass Music, Darkstep Warrior (occasionally) and Dubstep Dose but that last one isn't active anymore.
Acid Bath is legendary
watching this while taking a dump pretty nice thank you
got u gangsta
Nothing like a good hour long dump… I guess
@@emptysoul4455 i was having trouble 😔 lol
when you think we are stuck at Djent, then you need to listen to vildhjarta
THALL
You're the first person I've seen pronounce Children of Bodom as "Children of Bottom", and I thought that was funny. Cheers. This video is good.
At one point, this guy had to skip all the subgenres of Metalcore
good powerviolence band recommendations would be Weekend Nachos and Shackles
and a good aliencore band is Aversions Crown
Teutonic thrash metal refers to the first four bands to play "Thrash" metal in Germany. Those bands were Sodom, Destruction, Kreator and Tankard. All of them were formed in the early 80s and were, in addition to the upcoming thrashers in the USA, strongly influenced by the OG black metal scene in Norway as well as of course bands like Venom in England.
As far as I can tell, Teutonic Thrash Metal is rather the (maybe even self?) entitlement of these scene-defining bands for Germany (especially in the Ruhr area in the west of the country) than a seperate genre of music. Nonetheless they still are legends here!
Greetings from Germany, danke!
im pretty suprised theres no thall or jazz black metal btw great wideo
its 2 am, ill comeback tm to make a time stamp list
Thank you!
I don't know if you will see this, but the main difference between mathcore and progessive is mathcore have a way more chaotic and harcdore roots, and progessive comes from a technical heavy metal.
Wonderful video!!!
I invented my own genre of post-metal/ industrial hip hop by playing neo romantic outer space sound effects over gabber kicks and cicada hats with the diy production skills of black metal with sleep deprivation
I call it aggrobass but I expect/accept people who come after me to either change what aggrobass sounds like or change what the style is called,
I was just trying to have an anglicized term for gabber
It was originally just going to be gabberized latin freestyle and just be numbers/planet rock/running/in a dream with heavy bass but i got bored and played around all night long
i can generally classify any band except the ones im in
Twelve foot ninjas they are if you put faith no more and combine with djent
He actually included Cane Hill, happiest day of my life 37:12
I don't know if there's enough to call in a genre, but I've heard people call stuff like Methwitch and Darko US glitchcore. Just ridiculously heavy deathcore made more off-putting with electronic and post production effects.
Also, balmora is a cool blackened metalcore band
methwitch is death grind
@@cynically_insanedefinitely not. They are a deathcore band with electronic elements it’s one guy too that does everything. DeathGrind is stuff like brutal truth. Reinfection. Inhumate. Kadath. Etc.
Yo out of curiosity would kyuss be more doom, stoner, or sludge metal? Cuz they got some pretty uptempo stuff but they’re often grouped in with the palm desert scene and stoner metal. And is deftones more alt or nu metal? Also check out nailbomb it’s really good hardcore sounding side project of max calvera, sepultura’s lead. Oh and American Sharks. And Astroqueen. And IAM-CK. All super small or underground (or both) artists that are doing something cool. And imo sound pretty good too
When I can afford it, I'm getting a tattoo inspired by " Twisted Sister " I AM I'M ME "
You got the doomgaze recs pretty wrong but still good video (would have reccomended The Angelic Process)
57:20 I don't know if this was already menintioned. But you kinda messed up with the band examples.
Both Obscura and Gorguts (If I heard right) are Technical Death bands, not deathcore! (Gorguts even pioneer the style of "Dissonant Death Metal")
Actual tech deathcore are Infant Annihilator and Rings of Saturn!
My petty ass could keep naming other mistakes but you already brought this up haha. Great job though
Man, seaweed mustache is great, but not mentioning Deafheaven in blackgaze should be considered crime.
With whole Djent thing i think Thall is like the next up but again all the bands just jump on the band wagon then it gets boring. But think that’s music in general. Now days some creates a new sound/type of music then Boom every making that style of music.
Aviations,karmanjakah are like some cool prog to check out. Doing really interesting stuff.
Woooo Running wild mentioned
Dude most of the shit I listen to is in layer 4 or lower. Lovely.
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wazzup my bro i was just wondering what that first album was called that you showed in video was. Its like something nihilist eulogy or some shit
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Good explanation
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44:41 some band did get In trouble… they had to pay fines
The first sentence is debatable.
One example of Blackened Metalcore would be early Abigail Williams. Their early stuff is really good imo.
bet ill check em out!
@@VIIZZZYY Hope you enjoy it. They shifted to Symphonic Black Metal by 2008 or so, but their work from 2005-2006 was absolutely Blackened Metalcore, and the best of its kind imo. Definitely a product of its time, but still enjoyable.
@scytheofatlantisofficial don't forfet early underoath from cires of the past era
@@hereticdeth7986 Of course. Act Of Depression and Cries Of The Past are both great!
Glam Metal is not my favorite sub genre by any means, but I do love Mötley Crüe's 80s material. It's "dumb fun"