Problems with this list- 1) Why is Brutal DM placed in the late 80's? Technically some of those bands formed then, but it was not until 1991 that 'Effigy of the Forgotten' and 'butchered at Birth' came out. That's when it began. 2) Why is Devourment placed in Brutal DM? And why no Slam sub genre? Which is where they belong. Devourment did not form in the late 80's LOL. 3) DeathGrind came about in the late 80's (Symphonies of Sickness) so why is it placed late 90's?
The riffs here are taken from real songs and has been slightly changed, here's the ones I recognize: 0:06 Early Influences -> Possesed - The Exorcist 0:37 Florida Death Metal -> Death - Leprosy 1:27 Swedish Death Metal -> Entombed - Left Hand Path 2:20 Brutal Death Metal -> Probably something from Effigy of the Forgotten album 2:42 Doom Death Metal -> Probably something from Brave Murder Day album 5:16 Techical Death Metal -> Atheist - Unquestionable Presence 5:56 Progressive Death Metal -> Edge of Sanity - Crimson 8:04 Avant Garde Death Metal -> Gorguts - Obscura 9:14 2nd Wave of Technical Death Metal -> Necrophagist - Stabwound Blood Incantation - Slave Species of Gods Amazing video as always!
I really like that you make so informative videos. How you tell a story with so much individual information and music videos in General. The timeline above the informations is very good as well. Just a great job andrea. I like your videos ( and your song burden) so much. Keep going 🤘
This video basically features a lot of my favorite bands and death subgenres like the Doom/Death fusion, Melodeath and Deathgrind. Plus, that Edge of Sanity riff was insane man! 🔥🤘🏻
cassettes and more cassettes that i buy at late 80's -90's .I remember the magazine dedicate to sold by mail cassettes and cds "Metal Disc". still have this collection
As someone from the Tampa Bay Area, I have this weird sense of pride being from the same place that these amazing bands started out. It's also very cool to know that I went to the same school as Terry Butler, even if I'm only fifteen and he went there decades ago.
@@metalheadblues Well friend, I can't really say. I live in Iowa currently since family lives here, and I've moved from Iowa to Florida multiple times. I'm also not from the city of Tampa, I'm from Brandon, and I lived in Seffner last time I lived down there.
Totally understand what you meen, but for me its the Gothenburg sound, as that is where I am from. Feels weird that some people you saw in the clubs/pubs and drinking beer with them is now considered pioneers in the genres.
What I love about death metal is that it has a lot more variation than lets say thrash. My theory is that a big part of it has to do with the vocals. There’s no death metal without growling, but the music can be brutal, fast, jazzy, technical, doomy +++, but thrash is very much defined by the riffs. There are no thrash metal without thrash-riffs, but in thrash the vocals can be both melodic and/or agressive.
tbh the current era of death metal is my favorite. With bands like Sanguisugabogg, 200 Stab Wounds, Chthe'ilist, Ulthar, Ascended Dead, Blood Incantation, Creeping Death, Ripped To Shreds, Tomb Mold, Necrot, Vomit Forth, Morbific, Gutvoid, Black Curse. Not to mention the OG bands still going strong and still releasing albums to this day
Half of these ain’t even good lmao where’s Limbsplitter (devins other band from sanguisugabogg) Stabbing. Putrefying Cadaverment. Brutalism. Regurgitated Entrails. Vomit Forth. Nemesism (members from Guttural Secrete) Church of Disgust. Mortal Wound. Fleshrot. Seep. Possessed Entity. Fulci. Korpse. Wretched Inferno. Gutless. Impure. Incinerated. Miasmatic Necrosis (more on the goregrind side but still some death influences) I highly recommend all these bands. Only good ones there are Vomit forth and Black Curse. Also not a popular opinion but I take NYDM any day over Florida DM. Suffocation. Internal Bleeding. Entorturement. Repudilation. Afterbirth. Pyrexia. Dehumanized. Morpheus Descend. Brutal Truth. Mortician. Clitorture. Embrionic Death. Cannibal Corpse. Baphomet. Banished. Skinless. Immolation. Malignancy. Winter. Revenace. Imo New York is absolutely peak when it comes to Death Metal
As someone who has been listening to Death Metal since the 80s, this was amazing. Death is one of my all-time favorite bands, with Scream Bloody Gore being my favorite Death Metal album, but others referenced that I love are; Deicide, Cryptopsy (who's band members I know personally), Dark Tranquility, Kalmah, Cynic, opeth, Cattle Decapitation, Fallujah and a couple not mentioned that I LOVE are Slugdge and Fulci
Um...Arthur Brown, Alice Cooper, Mercyful Fate, Venom, Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Impaler, Impetigo, Goblin, et al...so many other nascent and influential early acts that led the wave? Even early Maiden had a hand in the dynamic....
For my high school buddies and I, Death, Cynic Napalm Death and Carcass were absolute staples. Once we discovered Focus, our grades went up through the roof and then onto John Coltrane, Pat Metheny, Mahavishnu Orchestra and all that grindcore of its time. Listen to Meeting of The Spirits by MO, or One Word. Just headbanging and mindblowing energy! That's what Paul Masvidal and Sean Reinert dug, and of course they brought galaxy-brain to Chuck and Death around Human time. Good times. [circa 2005 when we discovered it all]
Bro my dad literally showed me inner mounting flame for the first time last week, and I have been hooked! Not many people know about mahavishnu orchestra, so that's pretty cool! Jazz fusion is my jam
✅florida death metal ✅progressive death metal ✅old school death metal ✅second wave of technical death metal these sub genres are gold. enough to fall in love with the genre. death, cynic, opeth, dan swano, edge of sanity(crimson albums), bloodbath, necrophagist! listen to them and you cant go back.
I always defined technical death as death metal with more complexity and progressive death metal as progressive metal with death metal features. Dean Lamb is in Archspire (tech death) and Claire Lamb was in Hallowed Catharsis (prog death).
There are two variations of death/doom, IMO. The one, more gothic metal, that you covered and. And a much, much more murky style with bands like Winter, Disembowelment, Runemagick, Hooded Menace, etc. I would say that this style is also closely related to "Findeath". I would argue, that some of heaviest bands ever play this style.
You forgot about the porno-goregrind influenced slamming progressive sludge-core scene in my exact area (not saying where). Nice try poser, 0/10 etc etc
Hello!!! I like your guitar playing...RESPECT... I have a question - What is this band and song for 5min 6s, 7s... fast and melodic part??? Best regards to you...EvilSoul666...🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸...
Hi man, thank you ^^. Many bits intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of death metal. A lot of time passed, so I can't remember clearly. But it sounds a lot like a Belphegor song. Can't remember the name
Awesome!! As a big fan of Death, Morbid Angel snd Opeth, this deep in content video was such a good surprise for my weekend playlist !! And great guitar tones!!!🤘🤘🤘
I love how the tech death part sounds like Atheist (not only beacuse I absolutely adore this band) also beacuse from the early tech death bands they were the most out there of them all. For me their sound is a little more Thrash than Death Metal but it doesn't even matter when the technical stuff is just mind boggling
Every bit is original, but they all intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of each death metal subgenre and yep: first 2 bits sound intentionally similar to the exorcist and leprosy
My stink face got progressively more stinky throughout this video. Good playing man. I especially liked the necrophagist influences and similar riffs, love what you did there
Great video man! My favourites are probably Progressive Death Metal, Death/Doom and Avant-Garde Death Metal, but I love a lot of Technical Death Metal too. Only thing that would’ve maybe made this video EVEN better is some examples of the vocals used in each sub-genre. But other than that great stuff, love your videos
The video is amazing, Andrea, but please add the name of the songs you're playing in the videos, or at least in the form of timestamps! I didn't recognize a few that sounded quite awesome. Thanks for making those, I find them really cool to watch.
Hi man. Every bit is original, but they all intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of each death metal subgenre
@@AndreaBoccarusso Oh, damn. That's incredible. So that's why a few sounded so similar to some bands that I know but not quite the same and I was confused af ahahhaha Amazing job, man!
@andrea For these informative videos, do you select riffs from particular songs of the era, or do you write your own "sounds like the era" riff? Great video, man, keep it up!
Hi man. Every bit is original, but they all intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of each death metal subgenre
I only Melodic Death: Eucharist - Wounded and Alone , Unanimated - Life Demise , In Flames , Varg - Zeichen , The Spirit - Pillars of Doom ( Blackened ) , Cardinal Sin - Spiteful Intent , Gates Of Ishtar - Tears , Venom Prison - Pain of Oizys
Black metal/death metal is always on my top tier list of music to play with friends even though some of the bands have actual evil in them like Mayhem.
As a swed i didnt know we had such a big impact on death metal so it was nice finding out. Also very good video and summaries, Rock on bro🤟 (Edit) thanks for allt he replies ive never gotten so many😅
We (I am a swede to) have hade some HUGE impact on the music industry, specially the metal scene. Those mentioned in the video, then you have Refused that more or less changed the whole hardcore scene, Candlemass that more or less invented doom metal. Without Bathory we would never have hade Black Metal and all the music that genre have inspiried. Marduk, Dissection and Dark Funeral was leading the charge in the 2nd wave of black metal along with the norwegian bands. Yngwie Malmsteen was one of the huge inspirations for modern power metal, and also founded the whole neo-classical genre. Amaranth more or less put a face to pop-metal. Sabaton have opened up power metal on a whole new level, even made it pretty big in the US. In short of it, we are awesome. We produce insane amount of metal bands, and are pioneers in the subgenres.
@@phantom_wolf5274 I was more counting up bands that hade a major impact. Europe is pretty good, but they where not really unique or hade any major impact on the genre.
Yeah!.. i follow all this development since mid and late 80's and i remember when swedish and norwegian bands lead the top at 1990 ., i put a coma in here, 1:27 ,to include the band first album and only album Death Metal and is "Darkthrone" from Norway with the album "Soulside Journey" Darkthrone became after first album entire unholy Black Metal.
Wheb progressive death metal frequently uses keyboards (and key riffs), acoustic guitars and clean vocals - that's just being progressive metal. Or at least I know Images and Words is a death metal album :)
Dont know where you got the "stockholm bands moved to gothenburg" from on melodic death metal. most of the "inventors" of melodic death were teens, living in gothenburg, enjoying death metal and bands like iron maiden likewise. at the gates, in flames and dark tranquility all lived in the same suburb, were from 14-20 years old at the time and simultanously started something new - to my knowledge, it didnt really have anything to do with bands moving there.
Ah yes second wave technical DM around late 00s, that's when I got more into DM, it's also the moment since I've been waiting for a new Necrophagist album ...
It's been 18 years since Job for a Cowboy released their only deathcore EP, and they're _still_ being labelled as deathcore lol what more do they have to do to break free of that label? Clearly 2 death metal albums, a death metal EP, a tech death album, and a tech/prog death album isn't enough.
make a video of what if cannibal corpse wrote the creepypasta "The russian Sleep Experiment" as one of their songs. This creepypasta could fit well in a brutal death metal song
*sad brutal death metal was such a short snippet with mainly all death metal bands as suggestions no Disgorge,Defeated Sanity,Internal Bleeding,Skinless :/*
I wonder how many know that Repugnant was Tobias Forges early band. Also supprised to see it mentions to be honest, they where more or less just another band in the mix. At least here in Sweden.
The years of the appearance of the style of music are outlined very superficially, not exactly, do not coincide with the dates of the appearance of certain rock bands
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Problems with this list-
1) Why is Brutal DM placed in the late 80's? Technically some of those bands formed then, but it was not until 1991 that 'Effigy of the Forgotten' and 'butchered at Birth' came out. That's when it began.
2) Why is Devourment placed in Brutal DM? And why no Slam sub genre? Which is where they belong. Devourment did not form in the late 80's LOL.
3) DeathGrind came about in the late 80's (Symphonies of Sickness) so why is it placed late 90's?
Thank you! When i'll make an account there i'll make sure to contact you.
The riffs here are taken from real songs and has been slightly changed, here's the ones I recognize:
0:06 Early Influences -> Possesed - The Exorcist
0:37 Florida Death Metal -> Death - Leprosy
1:27 Swedish Death Metal -> Entombed - Left Hand Path
2:20 Brutal Death Metal -> Probably something from Effigy of the Forgotten album
2:42 Doom Death Metal -> Probably something from Brave Murder Day album
5:16 Techical Death Metal -> Atheist - Unquestionable Presence
5:56 Progressive Death Metal -> Edge of Sanity - Crimson
8:04 Avant Garde Death Metal -> Gorguts - Obscura
9:14 2nd Wave of Technical Death Metal -> Necrophagist - Stabwound Blood Incantation - Slave Species of Gods
Amazing video as always!
the part a 7:48 sounds like Outnumbering the day from Bloodbath
necrophagist kalp kalp kalp kalp kalp
I knew it sounded like bloodbath, didn't know which song though. Thanks!
@@Bdnsnznsnsjsskmx muhammed suiçmez dahi bir adam
dude, nice work, thank you!
Just started getting into Death Metal and this is a beautifully timed video to help me know the history! Thanks so much and rock on 🤘🤘🤘!
Have fun my friend!
Welcome to the family 🤘🏽🔥
Try Dying Fetus
Vader, Nile, and Suffocation are really good
Gojira. They weren’t in the video cause they don’t fit anywhere but they’re the best of the best
I really like that you make so informative videos. How you tell a story with so much individual information and music videos in General. The timeline above the informations is very good as well. Just a great job andrea. I like your videos ( and your song burden) so much. Keep going 🤘
This video basically features a lot of my favorite bands and death subgenres like the Doom/Death fusion, Melodeath and Deathgrind. Plus, that Edge of Sanity riff was insane man! 🔥🤘🏻
cassettes and more cassettes that i buy at late 80's -90's .I remember the magazine dedicate to sold by mail cassettes and cds "Metal Disc". still have this collection
Fantastic work as always. Death Metal is such an interesting genre to showcase. Well done
Gotta love how Deathdoom bands either release one album or live long enough to become alt rock (Except for Autopsy and Cyanide)
As someone from the Tampa Bay Area, I have this weird sense of pride being from the same place that these amazing bands started out. It's also very cool to know that I went to the same school as Terry Butler, even if I'm only fifteen and he went there decades ago.
What's the metal scene like in Tampa now?
@@metalheadblues Well friend, I can't really say. I live in Iowa currently since family lives here, and I've moved from Iowa to Florida multiple times. I'm also not from the city of Tampa, I'm from Brandon, and I lived in Seffner last time I lived down there.
That's so cool man! 🤘🏻
Cool...I grew up in Tampa, Robinson High School... Savatage kicked ass...
Totally understand what you meen, but for me its the Gothenburg sound, as that is where I am from. Feels weird that some people you saw in the clubs/pubs and drinking beer with them is now considered pioneers in the genres.
6:16
Only few may recognize this masterpiece... OMG, it was such a surprise
Can you be kind and tell us the name of the song?
@@slenderman2k266 Crimson by Edge of Sanity
How long did this take for you to make? It really is excellent and the summaries are all very accurate. Also, 50 Insomnium Riffs would be awesome!
Hi man. One month more or less, when you don't have to change houses or doing 4 jobs at the same time. 7 years ago was way more easier
@@AndreaBoccarusso 7 years, damn.. I've been watching you for 5 years or more
@@AndreaBoccarusso That's fair
The work you put in on these does not go unnoticed!
What I love about death metal is that it has a lot more variation than lets say thrash. My theory is that a big part of it has to do with the vocals. There’s no death metal without growling, but the music can be brutal, fast, jazzy, technical, doomy +++, but thrash is very much defined by the riffs. There are no thrash metal without thrash-riffs, but in thrash the vocals can be both melodic and/or agressive.
Black Metal must be next.
"20 Black Metal riffs" at least.
Nice! 🤘😎🦾🔥🤜🤛🔥
Did I miss mentions of Bolt Thrower, Vader or The Black Dahlia Murder?
Awesome guitar playing! 🤘
1989 to 1995 was the golden period for death metal
tbh the current era of death metal is my favorite. With bands like Sanguisugabogg, 200 Stab Wounds, Chthe'ilist, Ulthar, Ascended Dead, Blood Incantation, Creeping Death, Ripped To Shreds, Tomb Mold, Necrot, Vomit Forth, Morbific, Gutvoid, Black Curse. Not to mention the OG bands still going strong and still releasing albums to this day
Nothingness Slap
Don’t forget about Undeath!
Half of these ain’t even good lmao where’s Limbsplitter (devins other band from sanguisugabogg) Stabbing. Putrefying Cadaverment. Brutalism. Regurgitated Entrails. Vomit Forth. Nemesism (members from Guttural Secrete) Church of Disgust. Mortal Wound. Fleshrot. Seep. Possessed Entity. Fulci. Korpse. Wretched Inferno. Gutless. Impure. Incinerated. Miasmatic Necrosis (more on the goregrind side but still some death influences) I highly recommend all these bands. Only good ones there are Vomit forth and Black Curse. Also not a popular opinion but I take NYDM any day over Florida DM. Suffocation. Internal Bleeding. Entorturement. Repudilation. Afterbirth. Pyrexia. Dehumanized. Morpheus Descend. Brutal Truth. Mortician. Clitorture. Embrionic Death. Cannibal Corpse. Baphomet. Banished. Skinless. Immolation. Malignancy. Winter. Revenace. Imo New York is absolutely peak when it comes to Death Metal
As someone who has been listening to Death Metal since the 80s, this was amazing. Death is one of my all-time favorite bands, with Scream Bloody Gore being my favorite Death Metal album, but others referenced that I love are; Deicide, Cryptopsy (who's band members I know personally), Dark Tranquility, Kalmah, Cynic, opeth, Cattle Decapitation, Fallujah and a couple not mentioned that I LOVE are Slugdge and Fulci
Um...Arthur Brown, Alice Cooper, Mercyful Fate, Venom, Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Impaler, Impetigo, Goblin, et al...so many other nascent and influential early acts that led the wave? Even early Maiden had a hand in the dynamic....
Any Bolt Thrower ? :-O Dislike!
For my high school buddies and I, Death, Cynic Napalm Death and Carcass were absolute staples. Once we discovered Focus, our grades went up through the roof and then onto John Coltrane, Pat Metheny, Mahavishnu Orchestra and all that grindcore of its time. Listen to Meeting of The Spirits by MO, or One Word. Just headbanging and mindblowing energy! That's what Paul Masvidal and Sean Reinert dug, and of course they brought galaxy-brain to Chuck and Death around Human time. Good times. [circa 2005 when we discovered it all]
Bro my dad literally showed me inner mounting flame for the first time last week, and I have been hooked! Not many people know about mahavishnu orchestra, so that's pretty cool! Jazz fusion is my jam
✅florida death metal
✅progressive death metal
✅old school death metal
✅second wave of technical death metal
these sub genres are gold. enough to fall in love with the genre.
death, cynic, opeth, dan swano, edge of sanity(crimson albums), bloodbath, necrophagist!
listen to them and you cant go back.
I always defined technical death as death metal with more complexity and progressive death metal as progressive metal with death metal features. Dean Lamb is in Archspire (tech death) and Claire Lamb was in Hallowed Catharsis (prog death).
There are two variations of death/doom, IMO. The one, more gothic metal, that you covered and. And a much, much more murky style with bands like Winter, Disembowelment, Runemagick, Hooded Menace, etc. I would say that this style is also closely related to "Findeath". I would argue, that some of heaviest bands ever play this style.
I have to say that the progressive death metal riff is really catchy. I totally love it:)
Edge of Sanity - Crimson. It basically comes straight from there.
Thank me later. Best metal song ever made IMO.
Very good 🔥🔥🔥
I have a suggestion, would you make a video about Black Metal too?
Great video. My favorite part: the doom
50 Dream Theater Riffs
9:38 for the people who loved this riff: listen to Stabwound by Necrophagist.
Very informative video . Shows very well how vast and varied the metal is as a genre.
You forgot about the porno-goregrind influenced slamming progressive sludge-core scene in my exact area (not saying where). Nice try poser, 0/10 etc etc
I like these videos. I watched Slayer riffs thousand times. I am sure I'll watch this video again.
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Don’t forget about the: “THALL” & “DJENT”
YESSS BEYOND CREATION RULES!!!
Hello!!!
I like your guitar playing...RESPECT...
I have a question - What is this band and song for 5min 6s, 7s... fast and melodic part???
Best regards to you...EvilSoul666...🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸...
Hi man, thank you ^^. Many bits intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of death metal. A lot of time passed, so I can't remember clearly. But it sounds a lot like a Belphegor song. Can't remember the name
Awesome!! As a big fan of Death, Morbid Angel snd Opeth, this deep in content video was such a good surprise for my weekend playlist !! And great guitar tones!!!🤘🤘🤘
Nothing about the riff during the death/doom part was death/doom
I love how the tech death part sounds like Atheist (not only beacuse I absolutely adore this band) also beacuse from the early tech death bands they were the most out there of them all. For me their sound is a little more Thrash than Death Metal but it doesn't even matter when the technical stuff is just mind boggling
Sick video! Can you post a listing of the covers? I think I heard The Exorcist and Leprosy in the beginning but got lost after that 😂
Every bit is original, but they all intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of each death metal subgenre and yep: first 2 bits sound intentionally similar to the exorcist and leprosy
Great riffs and breakdown of all the genres 🤘🤘🤘!! Almost 500k subs!
next up is 50 Porcupine Tree Riffs?
what?
My stink face got progressively more stinky throughout this video. Good playing man. I especially liked the necrophagist influences and similar riffs, love what you did there
4:56 damn what a riff 🤘🏻🤘🏻 blackened death metal is definetly my favourite metal subgenre
Maybe you will create evolution of black metal?❤
Great video Man, please make the history of doom, My favorite metal genre, and his subgenres like stoner,sludge,drone
Great video man!
My favourites are probably Progressive Death Metal, Death/Doom and Avant-Garde Death Metal, but I love a lot of Technical Death Metal too.
Only thing that would’ve maybe made this video EVEN better is some examples of the vocals used in each sub-genre. But other than that great stuff, love your videos
Nice job. I’d say some of my favorite death metal bands are Nile, Suffocation, Origin, Bolt Thrower, Amon Amarth, Carcass, Decapitated, and Vader.
@Umut Kaymaz you did just now
Bro you just listed some of my old time favorites. I started with Carcass and Bolt Thrower and then, Nile and Suffocation 🤘🏻
Amazing video! Thank you so much🤘
5:55
i love how you basically mention Dan Swano twice
It's so nice to see Beyond Creation mentionned in the second wave of Technical Death! Great band from Quebec City (3 hours from my home )
Theres something in the water up in that French part of Canada. Lot of good tech death like Martyr from there
Great video! I hope we'll also see the History of Thrash Metal \m/
The video is amazing, Andrea, but please add the name of the songs you're playing in the videos, or at least in the form of timestamps! I didn't recognize a few that sounded quite awesome.
Thanks for making those, I find them really cool to watch.
Hi man. Every bit is original, but they all intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of each death metal subgenre
@@AndreaBoccarusso Oh, damn. That's incredible. So that's why a few sounded so similar to some bands that I know but not quite the same and I was confused af ahahhaha
Amazing job, man!
Thanks for the death metal history lesson. I didn't know it had that much history . Gah damn . Great video man.
Do evolution of black metal
@andrea For these informative videos, do you select riffs from particular songs of the era, or do you write your own "sounds like the era" riff?
Great video, man, keep it up!
Hi man. Every bit is original, but they all intentionally sound like precise reference tracks I picked up as heavily representative of each death metal subgenre
Man you need to turn that Melodic Death Metal song into a full version, it's amazing
This right here. That third melodeath riff with the counterpoint bassline is top stuff.
I only Melodic Death: Eucharist - Wounded and Alone , Unanimated - Life Demise , In Flames , Varg - Zeichen , The Spirit - Pillars of Doom ( Blackened ) , Cardinal Sin - Spiteful Intent , Gates Of Ishtar - Tears , Venom Prison - Pain of Oizys
This is great man, keep it up!
Yeah you're amazing Sir 🍻🍻🍻
history of black metal? please?
magnífico y brutal !!!!!i like it 💯❌💯
The one I've been waiting for!
You forgot "Slamming Brutal Death Metal"
Ew, deathcore with a shittier production
❤ Necrophagist❤
❤Archspire❤
I love this rubric!!!!
This is one of your best videos yet!
Hey dude you know Blood Incantation, Gatecreeper, Horrendous etc. RESPECT
You missed downtempo deathcore though (Humanity's Last Breath, Lorna Shore, ecc)
Amazing work as always Andrea - I particularly liked your prog song!
worth mentioning
Progressive Death Metal - Gojira
Technical Death Metal - Nile
Second Wave of Technical Death Metal - Fleshgod Apocalypse
It’s happening! Guys, stay calm. IT’S HAPPENING!
Awesome video! Love most death metal, but I´m happy to see an old favorite in "Edge of Sanity" (Dan Swanö) listed as a reference.
Wowie another awesome upload :3
Black metal/death metal is always on my top tier list of music to play with friends even though some of the bands have actual evil in them like Mayhem.
All very good musicians with use of great melodies.. and then there's brutal death metal
As a swed i didnt know we had such a big impact on death metal so it was nice finding out. Also very good video and summaries, Rock on bro🤟
(Edit) thanks for allt he replies ive never gotten so many😅
We (I am a swede to) have hade some HUGE impact on the music industry, specially the metal scene. Those mentioned in the video, then you have Refused that more or less changed the whole hardcore scene, Candlemass that more or less invented doom metal. Without Bathory we would never have hade Black Metal and all the music that genre have inspiried. Marduk, Dissection and Dark Funeral was leading the charge in the 2nd wave of black metal along with the norwegian bands. Yngwie Malmsteen was one of the huge inspirations for modern power metal, and also founded the whole neo-classical genre. Amaranth more or less put a face to pop-metal. Sabaton have opened up power metal on a whole new level, even made it pretty big in the US.
In short of it, we are awesome. We produce insane amount of metal bands, and are pioneers in the subgenres.
@@JohanHaaggDon't forget Meshuggah 🤘
@@KJ-rc3io Ah yeah, I did forget them. My bad.
@@JohanHaaggalso don’t forget Europe, my favorite rock/metal band arguably the best
@@phantom_wolf5274 I was more counting up bands that hade a major impact. Europe is pretty good, but they where not really unique or hade any major impact on the genre.
Yeah!.. i follow all this development since mid and late 80's and i remember when swedish and norwegian bands lead the top at 1990 ., i put a coma in here, 1:27 ,to include the band first album and only album Death Metal and is "Darkthrone" from Norway with the album "Soulside Journey" Darkthrone became after first album entire unholy Black Metal.
8:37 Deathcore is just great, love this genre.
Wheb progressive death metal frequently uses keyboards (and key riffs), acoustic guitars and clean vocals - that's just being progressive metal.
Or at least I know Images and Words is a death metal album :)
Your playing is as eloquent as your summaries. Always glad to see a post from you! Thanks so much, hope you're doing well!
Hi man! glad to see you here. I hope everything's going wonderfully ^^
There is also the Counter-World Experience group as jazz death.🤪
Dont know where you got the "stockholm bands moved to gothenburg" from on melodic death metal. most of the "inventors" of melodic death were teens, living in gothenburg, enjoying death metal and bands like iron maiden likewise. at the gates, in flames and dark tranquility all lived in the same suburb, were from 14-20 years old at the time and simultanously started something new - to my knowledge, it didnt really have anything to do with bands moving there.
Ah yes second wave technical DM around late 00s, that's when I got more into DM, it's also the moment since I've been waiting for a new Necrophagist album ...
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Excellent...as always...keep this wonderful job man! Congratulations
8:38 Stevie T's "Wipe Your Ass With Sandpaper".
Andrea, you rock! Keep on, king!
You forgot about SBDM.... But you have done a very big and good job!
It's been 18 years since Job for a Cowboy released their only deathcore EP, and they're _still_ being labelled as deathcore lol what more do they have to do to break free of that label? Clearly 2 death metal albums, a death metal EP, a tech death album, and a tech/prog death album isn't enough.
make a video of what if cannibal corpse wrote the creepypasta "The russian Sleep Experiment" as one of their songs. This creepypasta could fit well in a brutal death metal song
Death metal!!!!🔥😈
*sad brutal death metal was such a short snippet with mainly all death metal bands as suggestions no Disgorge,Defeated Sanity,Internal Bleeding,Skinless :/*
Need more
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Video was amazing, I just thought Gojira was missing, because he is also Death Metal, to be more specific Technical Death Metal
Weird that there's no mention of Dying Fetus. One of the biggest heavy hitters of death metal out there still.
Awesome video!! But broo, you didn't include Dying Fetus😮😮😮
And now we are at hardcore kids calling themselves death metal and falling back into the shitty MySpace deathcore era
Morrisound is actually a band name!?
The line between tech and prog is very thin! So became too hard finding differences!
I wonder how many know that Repugnant was Tobias Forges early band. Also supprised to see it mentions to be honest, they where more or less just another band in the mix. At least here in Sweden.
The years of the appearance of the style of music are outlined very superficially, not exactly, do not coincide with the dates of the appearance of certain rock bands
Everybody check out Barn from Boise Idaho. You’ll get the memo very quickly