EVERY Genre of Metal (With bands)

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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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[@VIIZZZYY]

I know I said a ton of bands names wrong, sue me. I talk about it here along with other mistakes on the channel *I HAD TO TRIM OUT HALF OF THE DEATH METAL SEGMANT BECAUSE OF COPYWRITE XOXO* kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKaymJuMbrd3h5Ysi=maRyeY31Sygdmmw0

[@VoidDWG]

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.

[@TheNoobaDooba]

@@ElephantDestroyer The funeral doom one is literally correct though. Listen to funeral doom and its obvious.

[@TheNoobaDooba]

@@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.

[@TheNoobaDooba]

@@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.

[@VIIZZZYY]

@@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

[@VoidDWG]

@VIIZZZYY agree vizzman. It's great y'all like music though.

[@SubparLoki]

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

[@EnergeticSpark63]

hey

[@CelestialWoodway]

Kinda dumb.

[@EnergeticSpark63]

@@CelestialWoodway hey

[@satombff6010]

@@EnergeticSpark63 hey

[@agonizedart]

Not all of us.. 😊

[@michaelmartinez7158]

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.

[@VIIZZZYY]

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 🖤🧡

[@morelorel]

death metal is good.

[@the_yellow_shirted_kid_16]

​@@morelorel death metal is great

[@Sonic-gy7kq]

To those people just throw on enter sandman or nothing else matters (stuff they heard before) and be like "this is metal"

[@openthatchestgames]

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.

[@VIIZZZYY]

Thank you dude ! 🧡🖤

[@VIIZZZYY]

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

[@shroomlord682]

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

[@Saucymanwastaken]

True, one more thing is that most bands also embrace Noise or expressing through Noise.

[@la213blanco]

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

[@bloatgore]

Mitch from Bloat here, thanks for the mention in this video dude!

[@VIIZZZYY]

I’ve been enjoying dude, put my homies on and everything lmao.

[@humbaba67]

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.

[@VIIZZZYY]

Thanks for clearing this up for me! I’ll be sure to check out more history about this genre

[@bedrockcastle777]

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.

[@humbaba67]

@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.

[@Braam77631]

Pretty sure you forgot symphonic metal, with bands like "within temptation" "epica" and "nightwish"

[@thisishcommentary]

power metal, nu metal and kawaii metal are my favorites! also my *dad* was in alice in chains.. but he left the band stan dragonforce guys for those seeing this :)

[@nu-metalfan2654]

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.

[@Metalcore2467]

Motionless In White, Bullet For My Valentine, Demon Hunter, Anthrax, Slipknot, Pantera, All That Remains

[@GodofToast]

I have a slight suspicion you might like motionless in white

[@Metalcore2467]

@@GodofToastYeah I do

[@syntezjaofficial4240]

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).

[@alastor1052]

The song Perceés de lumiere by Alcest is one of my all time favs, the entire Écailles de lune album is simply legendary as well :)

[@Pokeoakestcg]

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.

[@Rorywizz]

Meshuggah is definitely progressing every album they release

[@cant_th1nk_of_a_name]

19:40 he said The HU, not the Who for those confused. theyre a folk metal band from Mongolia and they go fucking hard as fuck.

[@drowningsuns]

Shitting on Power Metal while having Metalcore as your fav is actually crazy lmaoooooo

[@charless.7918]

A few glaring omissions include doom metal's various sub-genres, particularly funeral doom metal.

[@LuxuriousLenay]

I'm new to the metal music and kind of experienced with general rock, so I love learning more about this, its so much fun, and I'm becoming a metal head yayyyy, and i also think this guy is pretty dope

[@Cooper-cs6dp]

Blood incantation is a progressive death metal band that has space themed lyrics and very technical musicality

[@VIIZZZYY]

bet ill check em out!

[@Cooper-cs6dp]

@@VIIZZZYY they are the next Band of prodigies in the death metal world 🤘

[@arrebarre900]

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”.

[@SorceressWitch]

​@@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.

[@travisswanson3449]

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 😂

[@COLMUSIC603]

Dude the still_bloom shoutout was sick i love those guys, donny is a standup fella

[@n0haTe46]

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!

[@beepduck]

was really hoping to see vildhjarta in the djent section, their album masstaden under vatten might be the best album ever made. theyre absolutely unreal

[@somerandomguy885]

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)

[@larzpeacock7258]

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.

[@alastor1052]

Opeth for that early prog death. Some of the voicings on Blackwater park are legendary

[@larzpeacock7258]

@@alastor1052 don't ask me how I forgot opeth, they were one of the first prog bands I heard

[@eclat4641]

This should be called “death core iceberg” lol

[@TheHumanDescensionist]

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

[@VIIZZZYY]

That sounds awesome I gotta check this out

[@TheHumanDescensionist]

​@@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"

[@kaelanmcalpine2011]

@@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.

[@fyighfreak]

I was hoping Car Bomb would somehow be mentioned lmao.

[@sophie________]

"the darkest black metal can get" youve seen nothing

[@morelorel]

😂😂

[@MorningStar6669]

*Emit - The Dark Bleeding has entered the chat*

[@tarnvollenbm]

@@MorningStar6669love that tape

[@ThatOneGuy7550]

Fr

[@philippvolkemer3846]

I think he never ever listened to black metal. Typical core fan

[@Khortax]

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.

[@the_lotharingian]

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

[@the_lotharingian]

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

[@Owlr4ider]

Heavy metal isn't the root of all the other sub-genres. Doom metal was first and in turn inspired the various doom sub-sub-genres and other melancholy ones like say DSBM or even ambient stuff like drone. These sub-genres have very little to do with heavy metal and instead originate strictly from doom metal, which was the first metal sub-genre by the way seeing that Black Sabbath originated it.

[@haddib]

"It's like putting honey on your tuna sandwich" excuse me wtf?

[@VIIZZZYY]

lmfao by brother does this!

[@guillaumemaksimovic3902]

imo alternative metal is just a genre for people who don't like to go into details and I get it. It avoids calling a genre industrial hardstyle trance jazz metal

[@PJyrstinkangas]

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.

[@SpacyMidnight]

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 🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰

[@Michael.Larsen]

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.

[@henryburke2158]

32:00 LETS FUCKING GO HE GOT THE BIG 3!

[@Priceeric2]

Would have finished the video but stopped at 4 mins in when I realized the video doesn't actually have any example songs. I know there is a list in the description but it's not the same. I'll just chec out the list rather than the iceberg

[@NathansWargames]

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.

[@fireballpng638]

you forgot about funeral doom metal (Frowning, Ad Cinerem, Hell Light), '00's metalcore (A7F, Oceans Ate Alaska, Morphine Suffering), russian christian metalcore (Aion May)

[@papagusmann]

Now, add 20 more subcategories to those.

[@pr1med]

A great prog band to check out is Perspectiv. Mixes Djent and electronics with elevator music and it fucking slaps.

[@ComradePilas]

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

[@MegitsuneSwe]

Glam Metal is not my favorite sub genre by any means, but I do love Mötley Crüe's 80s material. It's "dumb fun"

[@progfox]

not to be that guy but i make some pretty insane avant garde/prog/experimental metal n im tryina get the word out there. lots of it on my channel. imagine trippy tech thrash/death mixed with 80s new wave poppy sounds. ffo watchtower, oingo boingo, dream theater, metallica, cynic

[@georgemayatt896]

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.

[@georgemayatt896]

Aviations,karmanjakah are like some cool prog to check out. Doing really interesting stuff.

[@thechad2998]

Unprocessed is a pretty prog djent band to check out

[@Hodnsacksimon]

hey, ive been at that panzerballet show! also probably the greatest addition to blackgaze would be holy fawn! wunderful stuff, trust me.

[@jevilevil2190]

ok but when do we get every subgenre of every subgenere

[@InkAndBeyond242]

Twelve foot ninja is a really good progressive metal band

[@everoposuo]

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

[@peppino3609]

wasnt metallica also thrash metal? or do they just have some thrash songs?

[@d_b_beermann]

I like everything from strawberry to jalapeno pepper.

[@muffin2842]

My man really didn't list Metallica on thrash

[@Mara-ovo]

good powerviolence band recommendations would be Weekend Nachos and Shackles and a good aliencore band is Aversions Crown

[@hasanthaful]

You forgot about DSBM.Bands like xasthur,noctournal depression,trist,total self hatred,about abortions,austere,apati are some examples.

[@toxicavenger9562]

I've literally read your comment while he was talking about it😂 around 52:40

[@VIIZZZYY]

i actually made a video on this genre! heres the link thanks for watching (: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqCpep-tdr9gjbs&lc=UgzW7WWa4htUp_9Iz714AaABAg

[@emptysoul4455]

I know I’ve already commented on this, but something that really bothers me about this list is that metal in general is supposed to have the spirit of nonconformity, but metal heads have put so much energy into categorizing these bands into a specific box. That’s totally against what we’re supposed to be as metal heads.

[@inferno-xh6de]

nu deathcore: slaughter to prevail

[@TheOnlyPedroGameplays]

Nu metal is pretty cool and awesome More importantly, I’m glad grunge is on this list. Many people don’t consider it metal just because it lacks the word ‘metal’, and will thus discount it or any of its feats based on that BS assumption

[@EricAxel36]

"includes bands like 'Flames' and 'Children of Bottom'" Bruh...

[@sisterhoney61]

I'm really biting my tongue on the pronunciations of bands. The nitpicky metalhead just wants to jump out here.

[@oatmeal710]

no metal is rock, it all comes directly from the blues.

[@eclat4641]

I know you said “dont say” But how do you not mention the berzerker? 47:56 😂

[@polishjanush9482]

Thrash = Metallica Like bro, they literally created the genre...

[@Sergio-nb4hj]

Pronouncing Bathory as "Batherie" lol

[@lemonsoda8502]

I’m disappointed that zeal and ardor wasn’t on the iceberg 😭

[@SubparLoki]

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

[@JohnClMeis]

The first sentence is debatable.

[@averagetexan191]

good video but napalm death is not OSDM! It is grindcore/deathgrind

[@rdmoonie]

Real

[@ptwkk]

lmao not only that but he then went to criticise it for being too slow. Like at least do your research and listen to the bands before talking about them

[@VIIZZZYY]

Thanks dude! Yeah I dropped the ball with Napalm death, I listened to 1 song for most of the bands I spoke about (I know 1 song isn’t enough but I did a lot of genres lmao) and I could have sworn it was a slower jam. But now I know, not sure why it was under OSDM on wiki tho

[@LiveAndDie85]

i as a non american feel offended by throwing hardcore and punkrock and most of its evolutions (except metalcore ofc) into the metal bag. hardcore and metal are entirely diffferent genres with entirely different roots. just cause both could be harsh does not mean they are the same. this is something i only ever see americans do. uncultered shits. oh someone screams--- must be metal. this list is a clown list

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

Archspire!!!! I've been a Metalhead for 15 years and Technical Death Metal, Dsbm and Progressive Metal are my favorite subgenres of Metal but I love all subgenres of Metal too even some Power Metal. Periphery is great. I've been a fan of Periphery since 2010. Moonspell rules!! Glad you mentioned them and a lot of other bands! Mastodon rules too they have some heavy fast moments like their song, blasteroid.

[@FEDFROMCASEOH]

sai and cacao are very hard to find, can you please tell me where to find them

[@LarzGremann]

Hmmm, yes. Sepoultra

[@xxswamplordxx2079]

I really enjoy black metal & its subgenres, but many of them are absurd & not valid. Most of them are just black metal, but inspired by something specific. No need to invent a new genre because of that, just say you're a black metal band with inspirations from something unique. They be wild out there, yo. Great vid!

[@sundance1879]

BOLZER MENTIONED WTF IS A POSPHER

[@Renée1_1]

there's no way bro said napalm death is osdm

[@particlejim]

To me mathcore differs from progressive metal in a few key ways. It comes from hardcore rather than metal so has more of that raw hardcore punk energy rather than the tight and highly polished aesthetic of progressive metal. It tends to be more abrasive, chaotic and noisy with heavy use of dissonant and chromatic riffs and less focus on melody. I like to think of it as prog metal's unhinged, schizophrenic cousin from the hardcore scene. When you see a prog-metal band live you see accomplished musicians concentrating very hard on playing extremely complex and harmonically rich music with pinpoint accuracy. When you see a mathcore band live you see people throwing themselves around the stage as if they're being electrocuted by their instruments while playing extremely complex music that sounds like a freight train derailing and crashing into an insane asylum... Bands include The Dillinger Escape Plan, Botch, Converge, The Chariot, Duck Duck Goose, Coalesce, Heavy Heavy Low Low, Rolo Tomassi, Deadguy, The Callous Daoboys and The Number Twelve Looks Like You

[@GinaLara-l6c]

Broken by the scream is the best J-metal band idc

[@Tetrra]

HOW DO YOU MENTION FROGNOISE AND NOT BRING UP PHYLLOMEDUSA????

[@Metrorrhagla]

Really funny seeing such a big video have something like gorenoise but im glad u actually included that and the subgenres of it (even tho honestly christian gorenoise n stuff is p much made up theres no difference) but its sick to see the genre get seen by this many people ive met some amazing people in the scene n its stupidly fun to make haha

[@sharonsimsay7995]

check out FADRAIT for progressive metal

[@dzydzy101]

sludge >>>> everything especially new orleans shi

[@WeEatGhostsband]

Mathcore is more on the hardcore side of things and have that attitude and culture and bring that level of aggression and the tunings really don’t matter some Mathcore band are in e standard other reason are like double drop F

[@VIIZZZYY]

thanks for clearing it up for me dude

[@RipBrodyKell]

Death (the band) is so good

[@michalmikulas4678]

bro you forgot funeral doom

[@punkstudios9955]

Where is Funeral Doom!?

[@Kris_P._Bey_Ken]

Just a name someone came up with way back then just to sound cool when they were trying to describe a band.

[@punkstudios9955]

@@Kris_P._Bey_Ken Yeah like any other genre name. Your point is?

[@sisterhoney61]

​@@punkstudios9955I love funeral doom. Well, any subgenre of doom. But you're right. All subgenre names are made up by others. I myself call all the subgenres of doom metal as doom. I really don't need to split hairs.

[@austynanderson4403]

Hey wheres my Copacobana-Core Metal?

[@josephkeita8315]

all the video is so cool but, it's hard to understand with out sample of the style

[@VIIZZZYY]

Yeah in general I think I could have executed this video a lot better :/ which genres intrigued you the most?

[@eclat4641]

Love cult of luna 32:31

[@spriteguy4050]

no argent metal?

[@evora4944]

Ain't no way mastodon is sludge

[@ragels4]

ooooooo skyrim music

[@oilevil4132]

also why was embrace featured under melo death? they are emo seeing ian mackaye over that was funny as fuck

[@VIIZZZYY]

i trusted wiki, im doing a video on the orgins of emo now and feel real dumb lmao

[@Th3K1ng06]

Wheres the time stamp guy

[@crimsonghost4093]

Good job Man! Can someone here help me... A few years ago, a friend had me listen an album but i can't remember what it was. All i remember is the opening and closing song were instrumentals. Their name was Dawn and Dusk. I think melodic death genre. help me pls!!! Very cool content Man! +1

[@Xariah_Xelo]

Would hardcore be more punk? 🤔

[@VIIZZZYY]

yeah, thats where it stems from

[@user-mo9rc4lt5o]

That is literally the worst description of groove metal I've ever heard. All you had to say is that it's just really heavy blues.

[@omerweisshurvitz476]

Yoooo orphaned land!!! Let’s go Israeli band!!!

[@natethomas3793]

Sun O)))

[@travisswanson3449]

Tattoo TOOL. It would be enigmatic. Say different. 😅

[@wesley0100_]

bro when you said the trash bands you forgot metallica