The COMPLETE Music Genre Iceberg Explained

[@tenderdirector8958]

Ok I know not everyone is going to see this but before you comment "this is not the most in-depth iceberg video dude there's like a bajillion other more in-depth iceberg videos" or "why wasn't ____ on the list???" Yes I know, I was being sarcastic and I even mentioned this in the outro of the video and I also mentioned how I didn't create this iceberg and even acknowledge that this picture only has a small percentage of the vast majority of genres out there. I get that it's kind of a shitty video that's too long but watch the outro because I cleared up this stuff.

[@brandonharkins6900]

I appreciate the absurd amount of work you put into downloading these videos and editing commentary, I genuinely like your channel, get a better mic and I think you'll get alot more traction, much love td ❤

[@stevencooper3202]

Why make a shitty vid if you know it’s shitty. You that desperate for content?

[@jamarcusbonquaviustoiletro8520]

i appreciate the brevity, but i did notice some missing, whats up with that?

[@guyonagravitronmachinestan7595]

Great job on this video dude! Gave me a lot of new stuff to get into down the line and helped me rediscover some genres I haven't listened to in ages.

[@Randomexit]

no witchhouse

[@mathgrindnoise]

The fact that there are probably tens of thousands of genres that aren’t even covered on this iceberg is in of itself just the tip of the iceberg, ironically enough

[@Kamisuitendo]

No song falls strictly into one genre

[@MecodoVision]

@@Kamisuitendo bro What yeah there are a lot of songs that do

[@theatlasdude]

then again, many genres are similar, for example deathcore wasn’t mentioned, yet if you piece together different things he said about other metal genres you could get a general idea of deathcore

[@SXLXMXN.]

Cries in Necrotrap

[@HitlerGaymes123]

Rap Rock and Nu Metal

[@tekkahusk8042]

Tier 1: 0:39 Electro Swing 1:08 Pop Rock 1:30 Video Game OST's (Original Soundtracks) 1:42 Pop Reggae/Reggae/Raggaeton 2:23 Future Bass 2:45 Country 3:28 Synthwave 3:52 Metalcore 4:24 Chiptune 4:41 Ska 5:14 Hard Rock 5:53 Christain Rock 6:03 EDM (Electronic Dance Music) 6:36 Heavy Metal Tier 2: 7:18 Cloud Rap 7:39 Groove Metal 8:03 Indie Rock 8:50 Post Punk 9:23 Indie Pop 9:48 Vaporwave 10:32 K-Pop 10:50 Instrumental Hip Hop 11:09 Trap Rap 11:44 Pop Punk 11:55 Blues Rock 12:10 Alternative Rock 12:39 New Wave 12:59 Baroque Pop 13:18 Glitch Hop Tier 3: 14:19 Bubblegum Bass 14:57 Britpop 15:20 Shoegaze 16:09 Synthpop 16:45 Industrial Metal 17:23 New Age 18:10 AOR (Adult Oriented Rock) 18:44 Ambient 19:49 Sunshine Pop 20:22 Post-Rock 21:20 Psychedelic Rock 22:08 IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) 22:52 Chillwave 23:33 Conscious Hip Hop 24:10 Industrial Hip Hop 24:30 Dubstep/Brostep 25:46 Post-Hardcore 26:40 Thrash Metal 27:12 Jangle Pop 27:32 Progressive Metal 28:35 Power Metal 29:06 UK Bass 29:38 J-Pop 30:09 Film Scores Tier 4: 30:39 Electro-Industrial 31:21 Horrorcore 31:50 Downtempo 31:12 EBM (Electronic Body Music) 32:36 Art Rock 33:08 Neo-Psychedelia 34:00 Death Metal 34:40 Dark Cabaret 35:03 Political Hip Hop 35:25 Power Pop 35:55 Bebop 36:25 Industrial Rock 36:41 Bitpop 36:58 Psychedelic Pop 37:16 Space Ambient 37:39 Progressive Rock 38:05 Jazz Rap 38:33 Hardcore Punk 39:01 Dark Ambient 39:25 Black Metal 41:04 Electropop 41:51 Glam Rock 42:12 Stoner Metal Tier 5: 42:53 Breakbeat 43:39 Neofolk 44:25 Avant-Garde Metal 45:16 Abstract Hip Hop 46:11 Darkwave 46:36 Proto-Punk 47:03 Harsh Noise 47:52 Drone Metal 48:33 Post-Bop 49:18 Future Garage 49:50 Gothic Rock 50:03 Art Punk 50:33 Memphis Rap 51:48 Psybient 52:38 Shibuya-kei 53:22 Sludge Metal 54:02 Garage Rock 54:39 No Wave 55:20 Atmospheric Black Metal 55:48 Deconstructed Club 56:22 Trip Hop Tier 6: 57:10 Synth Punk 57:49 Melodic Death Metal 58:13 Progressive Electronic 58:52 Martial Industrial 59:22 Glitch 59:48 Electroacoustic 1:00:07 Minimalism 1:00:40 Lowercase 1:01:33 Deep House 1:01:52 Noise Rock 1:02:21 Tribal Ambient 1:02:53 Post-Metal 1:03:12 Electroclash 1:03:38 Tape Music 1:04:07 Krautrock 1:04:48 Math Rock 1:05:27 Dungeon Synth 1:05:52 Drill and Bass 1:06:17 Power Electronics 1:06:49 Folk Punk 1:07:27 Dub 1:08:03 Screamo Tier 7: 1:08:53 Ritual Ambient 1:09:13 Horror Synth 1:09:35 Berlin School 1:09:57 Happy Hardcore 1:10:21 Microsound 1:10:52 Hi-NRG 1:11:21 Grindcore 1:11:55 Noise Pop 1:12:25 Psychedelic Folk 1:12:51 Chopped and Screwed 1:13:28 Black Ambient 1:13:51 Tech House 1:14:12 Roots Reggae 1:14:39 Psychobilly 1:15:03 Brutal Prog 1:15:30 Death 'n' Roll 1:15:48 Spiritual Jazz 1:16:27 Power Noise 1:16:48 Mathcore 1:17:12 Free Jazz 1:17:37 Suicidal Depressive Black Metal Tier 8: 1:18:34 Outsider 1:19:33 Ethereal Wave 1:19:50 Digital Hardcore 1:20:09 Suomisaundi 1:20:37 Picopop 1:20:49 Flashcore 1:21:14 Zolo 1:21:41 Minimal Synth 1:22:00 Zeuhl 1:22:42 Indeterminacy 1:23:12 Heavy Psych 1:23:41 European Free Jazz 1:23:56 Cowpunk 1:24:10 Serialism 1:24:33 Freakfolk 1:24:57 Illbient 1:25:26 War Metal 1:25:46 EAI (Electroacoustic Improvisation) 1:26:08 Onkyo Edit: comment section is a shitshow of "why wasnt ______ on the list", op didn't create the list, only the video. Lay off pls.

[@hjw5838]

ur the goat

[@wisteriiiiaa]

truly a hero!

[@tenderdirector8958]

Absolute legend, I’ll try to put this in the description

[@tekkahusk8042]

@@tenderdirector8958 sick dude, just finished

[@skyleaned]

@@tenderdirector8958 just pin this comment

[@aprizeforfeeling]

i like how this implies electro swing is the most widely known genre to exist

[@justahammer]

it’s mostly because of the fact that words like “pop”, “rock”, and “rap” are way too wide in terms of subgenres to get a single entry on the list, so instead sub-genres of these are entries instead.

[@picklesandwich5949]

Dude, the best part is is that there are thousands of other genres he didn’t mention, which shows the beauty of music

[@100anniez]

besides the iceberg's genre placement being absolutely unhinged, i thought this was a super in depth piece. learned a lot, love the vid

[@arisanagno0024]

Definitely not in depth but that’s because it wasn’t supposed to be. Actually I think it couldn’t have been in depth taking into consideration that he tried to cover every genre of music. It’s just an intro of sorts to a ton of different genres. Commendable effort certainly

[@syllphrena]

yeah like why is melodic death so far down? why is atmospheric black so far up? there are like, borderline normal genres in the 6th tier like math rock as well.

[@arisanagno0024]

@@no12578 yeah he just read a general description of a genre and suggested a couple of the most known bands within it. You could kind of tell his knowledge (if any) of most genres was superficial at best and some of his takes were really bad. For example I don’t know if you listen to progressive metal but putting porcupine tree and Tool over Dream Theater and Opeth is honestly a disgrace to metal

[@WHOAM1894]

Ja, I noticed this too. Artists like Aphex Twin, sophie, Burial, Flying Lotus, IglooGhost, Machine Girl, Death Grips, IDM (Genre), Industrial (anything), Post Rock (bands), Post Punk (Bands) were treated as if they were normal. As if they can be compared to Trap Rap and Pop Rock. In reality, these are highly experimental and avant-garde artists and genres that are super esoteric to the general public. There was also a few takes that missed the ball. For example, when talking about post punk and Alternative Rock, I think these bands are better described as being a more artistic and sensitive reaction to punk music and pop rock. Alternative Rock in particular is better described as a reaction to the experimental rock aesthetics emerging out of the 60s with bands like The Velvet Underground, David Bowie, Pink Floyd and Talking Heads. Therefore, approaching rock with a more artistic and experimental lens with bands like Radiohead, Nirvana, The Smiths, Twenty One Pilots (I know it's not the most virtuous example but theoretically it's true). I know this sounds nit picky and gate-keepy. To say the least, this video will trigger the experts, hah. It got on my nerves a little bit.

[@dynamicdingus]

He kept mentioning the same bands or artists for multiple genres. Like dude there's other bands and artists that represent these genre pretty well

[@bolillo5013]

I realize this video is not actually a very in-depth look at music genres but I recently watched an iceberg video this long about death metal, just death metal, one sub-genre. What I'm trying to say here, is that no matter how much effort you put in, you're still going to miss a lot. One example of something missed was technical death metal, which includes bands like Archspire that are comprised of amazing musicians regardless of what genre you enjoy. I'm glad that you included melodic death metal, though, it includes some amazing bands like At the Gates.

[@Vaedh]

I fucking love how in depth you can go in metal, I could talk for years, but not many people want to talk about it

[@humanure0]

tech death is its own entire iceberg fr

[@timheesterbeek4597]

I watched a video discussing 170 different EDM genres and there were still some genres left out, so it is impossible to talk about every single genre even if you make a video of a week

[@Virtual_Gains]

And folk metal

[@Mr.ThatOneDude]

I felt the same way. I am am avid country music listener and the only country music genre he had on here was "Country" itself. No Bluegrass, Appalachian, Western, Red Dirt, Texas, Outlaw, or Southern Rock at the least was on there. Thoroughly disappointed on that regard, gonna try and find a video like you said but for country music

[@pitifulboyrottenboy1479]

I love how Screamo is in this iceberg but not emo itself since it has a pretty wide definition and is often misunderstood.

[@btuard]

technically emo is there, it's just under post-hardcore, and to a lesser extent post-punk.

[@pitifulboyrottenboy1479]

@@btuard Yea that's true

[@Ergoperidot]

Where's the midwest emo?

[@pitifulboyrottenboy1479]

@@Ergoperidot "Real Emo" only consists of the dc Emotional Hardcore scene and the late 90's Screamo scene. What is known by "Midwest Emo" is nothing but Alternative Rock with questionable real emo influence. When people try to argue that bands like My Chemical Romance are not real emo, while saying that Sunny Day Real Estate is, I can't help not to cringe because they are just as fake emo as My Chemical Romance (plus the pretentiousness). Real emo sounds ENERGETIC, POWERFUL and somewhat HATEFUL. Fake emo is weak, self pity and a failed attempt to direct energy and emotion into music. Some examples of REAL EMO are Pg 99, Rites of Spring, Cap n Jazz (the only real emo band from the midwest scene) and Loma Prieta. Some examples of FAKE EMO are American Football, My Chemical Romance and Mineral EMO BELONGS TO HARDCORE NOT TO INDIE, POP PUNK, ALT ROCK OR ANY OTHER MAINSTREAM GENRE

[@Ergoperidot]

@@pitifulboyrottenboy1479 🤓

[@yourkeel9012]

i love how much rock and metal is hidden in all this

[@Hallorenzo]

and Punk (and Hip Hop even though I dont like Hip Hop that much)

[@yourkeel9012]

@@Hallorenzo they forgot to include crust punk and hardcore

[@ItsMeWafflez]

Mans forgot brutal slamming death. The unintelligible toilet bowl gutterals, caveman riffs, and stupid fast trash can drums

[@LegoGuyChris]

@@ItsMeWafflez amen, trve brother

[@berserk4o59]

@@LegoGuyChris hello my metal men

[@Cp-71]

Honestly, there's way too many genres missing for this to be considered complete... Besides the basics (rap, funk, opera, classical, techno, house, jazz etc.) which for some reason were not included there are many other ones missing - such as speedcore, black MIDI, experimental, disco polo, chorals and so on.

[@titiseetv7830]

Black midi is a genre? I only knew the band.

[@Cp-71]

@@titiseetv7830 Search up Carlos S. M. or Alexander Verevkin - they're perhaps the most popular creators of this genre.

[@titiseetv7830]

@@Cp-71 Music for people who download add-ons that allow them to watch youtube videos at 17x speed.

[@caveiradacaverna6713]

Maybe some afrobeat, city pop, forró, fuck, i dunno, finnish polka

[@jacobbelyea7945]

Experimental is not really a genre lol, like half the genres on here could be considered “experimental”

[@insomniamachine8452]

Can't believe House, Techno and many other electronic music genres are not on the list

[@donkerbot]

One of the worst things about being an artist is that you're having a hard time identifying exactly what genre music you make. We say we make electronic pop, but then there's other artists that make electronic pop that don't sound anything like us. 🤷‍♂

[@PersonOfTheInternet280]

Frank Zappa put it best when he said his music is labled "variety".

[@TheSultan1470]

@@PersonOfTheInternet280 For that time period, I guess

[@proddubby]

had this problem when i was looking for music that sounds similar to "i didnt mean to haunt you" by quadeca. everyone says its folktronica, but you search up folktronica and it sounds completely different.

[@ditorresyt]

@@proddubby gave it a listen, it seems like simply alternative hip hop/rap. sounds like something XXXTentacion, Tyler The Creator and the like would do nowadays.

[@proddubby]

@@ditorresyt what song did you listen to?

[@LL-yd8zz]

Absolutely unhinged placement from whoever made the iceberg - how did melodeath and death n' roll get below regular death metal lol, but you've made an absolutely excellent video from it either way. I find it crazy how you could make a similarly sized list out of just metal subgenres if you tried.

[@haribaldo2645]

I finally finished watching. I loved. Congratulations on the work, it made me see which styles I already really like and others close to the styles I like. In addition to news that made me very curious! Great Job!

[@MrLowlander]

Cool video dude! respect the dedication 🔥

[@42gamisan26]

Make a felorant iceberg please

[@cyberbladee9899]

wtf surprised to see you here Lowlander

[@lasergamer-xj4um]

surprising to see u here

[@IAmJustAPers0n11]

ITS HIM. nice videos

[@myomama8815]

yoo lowlander! didn't expect to see you here

[@datboi0125]

Great video, although i don’t know if anyone else has mentioned it yet but suicidal depressive black metal is normally called depressive suicidal black metal and shortened to DSBM! :)

[@ToastersChannel]

You explained Krautrock and Zeuhl way better than the other music genre iceberg I watched! The other one didn't even mention Magma.. the band that literally founded the genre. Great stuff! subbed :)

[@nectarinedreams7208]

Imagine talking about zeuhl but not mentioning Magma

[@collinbeal]

It's always funny to see the genre biases of the people who make these icebergs. I saw another video that heavily focused on vaporwave, EDM, and grindcore variants. This one seems to focus a lot on rock, metal, noise, ambient, and industrial music, with kinda a music nerd's base understanding of other genres. If I were to make an iceberg, it would probably center folk, prog, classical, and traditional forms of music. I think taking a holistic approach will always skew results based on preferences like this, so making individual icebergs for each notable genre heading (rock, folk, R&B, punk, hip hop, industrial, etc.) with a somewhat standardized metric that can be used when cross-referencing charts is probably a better way to go about it.

[@Onnabb]

I’m just tryna find a all genre but the comments of them that I seen say the same 😭 this one’s even worse

[@stalkin.acid420]

Dude thats a great idea

[@tortafritaproducciones8449]

Dude, do you know all this stuff from years of research? Because that's really impressive. I've never met someone so passionate about music before. I wish you the best on your KZbin career.

[@tenderdirector8958]

Thank you so much! I got a lot of help from from wikis and rateyourmusic.com; honestly, I wasn’t familiar with everything on this list so those websites helped a lot

[@stevencooper3202]

Honestly, all of this is common knowledge for anyone remotely into music and production.

[@XPGrindDeathking]

@@stevencooper3202 Hell no.

[@av.punk.801]

@@stevencooper3202 dude, I major in that shit, no the fuck it's not. I know a guy who didn't know Metalcore was a thing until meeting me. Fucking METALCORE, the shit that dominated underground scenes from '05-'10.

[@willoverdoseonmusic]

@@tenderdirector8958 rym goated

[@tigertian1251]

Love how this is completely missing my genres

[@acanofvancampsbeaneeweenee2037]

There’s a late 60’s band called Xhol Caravan that’s insanely psychedelic, even by today’s standards. I’m a little surprised they’re not more well-known because of how out there their music is

[@zhr1r]

Wow, thanks! They sounds very interesting.

[@kaianteixeira2813]

i'm listening to it, ty

[@jweather66]

Metalcore is like one of the most mainstream metal genres. It definitely does deserve to be that high.

[@swagmoneybuge]

nu metal as well

[@allgames5556]

KPOP is lower on the list than metalcore that makes no sense

[@kunzachanel6762]

​@@allgames5556 Metalcore is pop like k-pop

[@allgames5556]

@@kunzachanel6762 no it’s not listen to converge and tell me that sounds like pop

[@kunzachanel6762]

@@allgames5556 🤣🤣 for me pop: metalcore , deathcore, black metal, thrash metal, nu metal, doom and other shit

[@allesprobieren]

Holy sht. This is the longest high quality video with "love" in it, I ever saw. It must mean, that this is an important topic to you (and many others), Ill definetly watch this when I have anough focused time!!

[@MeitanteiKevin]

Always hate it when icebergs like this include "edm" - it's more an umbrella term than a genre tho

[@MeitanteiKevin]

@@MaulwurfBuddelflink Nah, thats bs. It's just an umbrella term for music thats is made for dancing which includes most of techno, house, dnb and much more. Calling most of it crappy is just stupid.

[@Fathom324]

“All music genres ever” you say 🤣 boy imma prove you wrong. Hekhem. So. Where is: Hardstyle, Rawstyle, Phonk, Drum and Bass, Neuro DnB, Jungle, Minimal, Jazz, Blues, Psytrance, Synthwave, PsyDub, Acid, Progressive Psy, GoaPsy-Trance, Dub Techno, Techno, Deep Tech, Liquid DnB, (joke entry) Elevator Music, UK Drill, German Ghetto Rap (like Gzuz or Sido), Danish Ghetto Rap etc???

[@Acro_YT]

The video creator didn’t make the iceberg. If you’d like, I could make a large iceberg that tries to include as much genres as possible.

[@erebys21]

I can't believe I accidentally dived down to the very bottom of tier 7 in my darkest times

[@stupakDaria]

Great video! As many of commentators noted that are quite a lot of genres not mentioned in this iceberg. I'll add the one that I particularly enjoy: generative electronics. Bohdan Stupak, Tony Lugo, Sunhaus, Mileece, Evol are a couple of artists to mention

[@NEScRETRO]

I really enjoyed this iceberg! listened to it while playing games! keep up the great work!!

[@Postmetal]

The godfathers of black metal where not mentioned. Venom is where it all started.

[@cadeosborn9399]

THE SMT NOCTURNE MUSIC AT 36:28 THROUGH ME FOR AN ABSOLUTE LOOP

[@chrisbarregarye8119]

Every genre in existence yet there isnot a single mention of any sort of funk, soul, or disco

[@mochi6389]

Exactly

[@brandonharrell2092]

Ayo, 5:15, Hey Joe is so not Led Zeppelin lmao

[@rbdriftin]

1:19:44 He really said “cockatoo twins” hahaha

[@idnyftw]

it's funnier that way, imagine a pair of identical birds playing music

[@timothymaroney4497]

There's actually a LOT and I mean a LOT of genres missing from this list.

[@lettucekisses]

I feel like I just met this guy at a party and he’s been talking for like an hour and I’m still invested

[@Dara-qk5md]

im a simple person, i see loveless I click

[@bookhouse70]

This gets a huge down vote for not following the traditional iceberg format where you start with the most popular or best known terms and then work your way down to obscurity. This is demonstrated by the VERY first entry being something called “electro swing” - I probably wouldn’t even put Swing itself in Tier 1 (Jazz itself, yes), much a blend with something else. If they can’t even follow the basic iceberg concept… this isn’t worth my time (and it also suggests that I know more than they do - maybe I should make one !)

[@lovecraftianguy9555]

Keep it up dude! Really fun and informative video.

[@nighthawk9532]

Great video, kinda bummed that there was no mention of Nu metal/ Alt metal or grunge

[@C8236_]

amazing work! whopping hour and a half video this video made me get to know more music genres and some obsecure songs and i enjoyed it a lot

[@SxGxNoise]

As a metal fan I can tell you there is some things with aren't accurate and some tips of music don't even show up😂🤘

[@forgottenelysium]

3:28 Yes, there’s a reason why Uncut Gems & Good Time soundtracks and The Weeknd all sound similar, they are all produced by Oneohtrix Point Never. He also pioneered vaporwave which is so interesting

[@mentallityofficial]

I felt pain when he said “Bands like The Beatles…David Bowie”

[@toppsunn8732]

I definitely believe The Wall should’ve been mentioned under Art Rock @32:50

[@chrisruis1777]

Thanks for the niche genres I can listen to too further isolate myself from the ones I love.

[@FreyaBassam]

wow this was great! thanks for putting so much time into it!

[@lucamcardle729]

This should really be renamed to "Modern Music Iceberg". These are all genres from the last 60ish years

[@MrDaigoRiki]

Experimental music and pop, that makes good music to me. This’s good video man, good job.

[@stegosaurus0611]

It’s amazing how many yet how few genres you’ve covered.

[@jowie8987]

5:15 "Led Zepellin: Hey Joe" LMAOOOOO

[@_ratherBursadboi]

Unless I missed it, I didn’t see the Canterbury Scene in this video. It’s one of my favorite genres with a rich history. Soft Machine, Caravan, and Robert Wyatt are a few things you should check out. I’m also glad you brought up Magma when you mentioned Zeuhl. I’ve seen another video on this topic that left them out. Btw everyone should listen to Comus. First Utterance is in my top 5 favorite albums.

[@DAWGITCOUNTYFOREVER]

i like how u mention Ween despite they could be mentioned in any of these entries lol Great Viddddddddd

[@Malmorious]

18:58 Watching this at 4am that woke me up. Edit: 47:03 You gotta stop scaring me man :(

[@davidcauchi524]

You have a mistake in the hard rock section Hey Joe was written and played by Jimi Hendrix but Led zeppelin did a cover of it in the 70s but the version that was playing was definitely the Jimi Hendrix version

[@ncrveteranranger4454]

Yes, you are correct, but also incorrect aswell. You see you're right about that being not being Jimmi Hendrix in the video, that is Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin, but here's where your incorrect statement comes in. Jimi Hendrix did not write Hey Joe either, that was Billy Roberts. Hendrix covered it and it got popular.

[@dinguswiffle1866]

The small moment for death metal was nice, but it’s funny that is the tip of a massive iceberg. Death Metal probably has more sub genres than most standard genres of music. Example: Brutal Death Metal, Melodic Death Metal, Blackened Death Metal, Slamming Brutal Death Metal, Technical Death Metal, etc.

[@rcengineer]

Thrash metal is probably lower because Metallica is insanely popular, yes, but they gained most of that recognition from the Black Album, which turns away from thrash in favor of a more traditional heavy metal style. A large portion of Metallica 'fans' probably only know the Black Album, a select few songs off of the first 4 albums like The Four Horsemen, FWTBT, Master of Puppets, and One. Additionally, Metallica is the exception, even the rest of the big 4 of thrash (Megadeth, Anthrax, and Slayer) have nowhere near the same popularity.

[@calebcalebsharkdoo6531]

Great vid!!!👍👍👍

[@randomguyiguess3241]

58:40 Thank you so much for shouting our Ryuichi Sakamoto, he is an amazing artist Edit: *out

[@bigmusiksosa7591]

its kinda crazy how many of those genres “Third side of tape” by Lil Ugly Mane fits in… ofc it fits more other genres that wasnt mentioned… such an underrated piece of material

[@nfdhje38743m]

Gotta say freak folk is such an underrated genre. Comus' First Utterance and Exuma's self titled are incredibly unique experiences that gave me something i've never felt before.

[@jelledjdh]

comus and exuma are so fucking good

[@maria-vz1ls]

i’ve been looking for something like this for ages!!! thank you! here before you reach 600 subs!

[@TheSpartacusTV]

Where the fuck are Hardstyle, Rawstyle, Hardcore, Frenchcore and Uptempo? LMAO

[@andropolisstudiomusic]

Very cool video. Thanks for the work!

[@joeziggy2956]

Neofolk is such an underrated genre, it has some very interesting stuff

[@ericzhang7658]

I've never listened to any neofolk albums, but I've been getting really into psychedelic folk recently. Any albums you'd recommend?

[@vernerireinikainen200]

@@ericzhang7658 I'm a bit late to this and tbh don't really know what neofolk is but check out Maaäet from Tenhi

[@faselblaDer3te]

No eurodance? No beatbox? No wintersynth? No sea shanties? No oriental extreme metal? No neurofunk? No wizard rock? Great video, but that's one odd iceberg - there's a lot missing, and the order is super random ;-)

[@Acro_YT]

I could add those to an iceberg if you’d like

[@hypnovertigo7200]

What an excellent video! I never get tired of these.

[@mrcrabowski]

As was already said, this iceberg is cool but heavily biased towards certain genres and subgenres and absolutely nowhere near complete... here are some categories from the top of my head - classical music, trance, techno, house, disco, chillstep, etc. and maybe even "instrumental music" and "epic music" which are sometimes presented as it's own genre Also, there are like 4 folk subgenres but not actual folk itself... just weird

[@starlingddell]

I'm sorry to ruin it for you but this is not even close to all genres that exist, this is just a lot of the most known ones but still, good job for researching all of that

[@tannerocean6682]

honestly if he covered EVERY SINGLE MUSIC GENRE THAT HAS EVER EXISTED...this video will be 10 hours long lmao

[@starlingddell]

@@tannerocean6682 only 10 hours? bro if he were to cover all the genres in existence my guy could start a movie series longer than the marvel cinematic universe

[@tannerocean6682]

@@starlingddell omg you're right

[@dxtxra7455]

@@starlingddell imagine all the microgenres and music scenes with unique sounds. That's going to be a 2 week lecture

[@ladydontekno]

Yeah it would be literally impossible to cover every genre of music that ever existed but this is pretty comprehensive for the electronic music genres.

[@wildheart58]

Here in South Africa, we have a Sub-genre of Hip-hop called Kwaito. Think of it as "Tribal hip-hop" Look up Zola7 and Mandoza, as some popular examples

[@AsIfItNeverWas]

Metalcore is high up on the list as it is probably the most popular and mainstream form of metal in the 21st century. The late 2000s/early 2010s metalcore and post-hardcore bands enjoyed a lot of mainstream success. Asking Alexandria, Sleeping With Sirens, Pierce the Veil, Bring Me The Horizon etc. Also, poppy modern metalcore like Bad Omens have become really big over the past few years.

[@istvankovacs675]

How is post punk that high? Some of them have really dark lyrics

[@deathhzrd]

Industrial metal coming before first wave industrial is the listening order It goes NIN -> Ministry -> KMFDM -> godflesh ->skinny puppy -> Coil -> Ramleh -> EZN -> psychic TV -> throbbing gristle -> then if you’re still here for it Japanoise, harsh noise wall, power electronics etc That’s the proper listening order to get into industrial music, it’s one of the most misunderstood genres out there and you really have to listen to it backwards if you’ve never had any introduction to it

[@henrywalton5967]

Fear Factory - Demanufacture is an essential Industrial metal album

[@roger_001]

excellent video!!! thanks for taking the time to make it

[@jasonmoyer]

Hi-NRG is tier 7? I'm assuming you're not including Rick Astley for some reason? I could see maybe putting Italo Disco up there somewhere, but Hi-NRG dominated the pop charts everywhere for like 5 years.

[@xcxjcxfjff5656]

isnt it just eurobeat

[@jasonmoyer]

@@xcxjcxfjff5656 Eurobeat was a little more underground and club/single oriented IIRC. Hi-NRG was like the cheesefest Stock Aiken Waterman stuff. I guess they evolved around the same time from italo disco.

[@svantewiktorsson]

I mean at this point it’s just whatever mix of sounds it kinda sounds like and what the band like to call itself/ is inspired by. Because it can be like at least 20 different genres at the same time

[@adamusprime403]

I think Tape Music is a mislabel, there's a few tape based genres currently, called; Beat Tape(which is heavily inspired by Boombap, Memphis Rap, PlunderPhoniks, and Burner music culture) and Tapephonk(which is an evolution of the concept on Trillphonk, Horrorcore, and Trillwave, except specifically as a Cassette product)

[@aloedg3191]

Its crazy how this is only [a small amount of] the stuff in English, there are so many great Ska/Rock/Punk etc bands in spanish that I like that weren't on here. That's fine of course, but the sheer amount of music out there is insane

[@hlichr7957]

It is impossible to record each and every genre of music that ever existed! This is a very good attempt but let me note that nearly all these iceberg videos refer to western and western influenced *popular music*. The list goes on for many more hours if we decide to include music traditions from all regions around the world and from older times. As a musicology student that's what I find fascinating!

[@SashaFYI]

32:14 - background music for the EBM section is "Unholy - Silver Grave"

[@crystalwebster1032]

feels weird grunge or riot grrrl wasn't on the iceberg.

[@saymonek0]

or why isn't nu-metal in there

[@ncrveteranranger4454]

@@saymonek0 neither is rap metal

[@henrywalton5967]

Haven't finished the video get but I'm sure there's tons of metal genres missing

[@cristobalsoza7298]

W video, it really help me a lot on finding more music that I like that I don’t even knew they existed

[@mrfunnyjoke]

Gotta say props to you for actually researching the genres more. I’ve seen another music genre iceberg video that had some pretentious idiot just reading the first sentence of the Wikipedias. He Got almost all the metal subgenres horribly wrong too. Good job to you sir.

[@tshi8829]

alot of this you can tell is just from rym though and the albums/bands he picked are just the most popular ones

[@Khyzoobleeee]

Great work my dude!

[@viggothysinistertoaster2696]

Well if you want good song writing in progressive metal you should check out Opeth. They take a while to get into but when you do, boy you´ll always be in that trancendant state.

[@bolbol2580]

5:16 led zeppelin didn’t cover hey Joe

[@fabricatorzayac]

Where are my favorite genres? Blackgaze? Funeral doom metal? Breakcore?

[@eski-g]

Thats the comment i looking for. Breakcore is here but i dont know which genres are similar with. Have you got an advice ? Maybe like igorrr

[@nisalwijesundara3169]

24:31 Dubstep is pretty cool!! ❤

[@guystudios]

So many basics missing. Folk, mariachi, tango, polka, waltz, world music, swing, Celtic, opera, classical (including Gregorian chant early music, Renaissance music, baroque music, classical music, romantic music, Impressionism), show tunes, swing, Indian classical, jazz (including Dixieland, smooth jazz, hot jazz), easy listening, traditional/classic pop; just to name a few.

[@Behelit]

Really good video man, appreciated.

[@666cyanide]

Where is breakcore, HexD, Sigilkore, Gore grind? Etc……….

[@666cyanide]

“Complete music genre iceberg” 💀

[@sugarkiss3s]

@@666cyanidebreak ore is tier 5

[@iamaasa]

Those first 3 are just edm

[@666cyanide]

@@iamaasa so is downtempo, ebm, and electro-industrial, and they’re on the iceberg what’s your point?

[@DifHPHP]

For black metal i recomend Dark funerals diabolis interitum

[@Loveyourself21072]

dark funeral is the besttt

[@KpatTX]

1:05:20 they're actually pronounced like "Tree-Ko" (french word), other than that, pretty much no complaints, great vid, I was a bit worried you wouldn't know much about the different metal genres as many people don't but I'm glad you've done your research! Must've been a grueling task to look into the entire iceberg.

[@icerennodd7006]

No aggrotech? No Futurepop? No Witchhouse? WTF?

[@MustyYew]

also this is a really great video, i hope more people will be able to see this soon!

[@MsChosen]

You did NOT just go past screamo without mentioning Pierce the veil

[@carian_]

Do you have a RYM account? I’d like to explore your favourite records. I really agree with many of your points and examples!!

[@tenderdirector8958]

Thanks man! And yeah my username is Beaverball

[@Corvus1849]

5:14 Led Zeppelin didn't play Hey Joe, The Jimi Hendrix Experience did.

[@fayelinae]

"There is not a single genre that is not on this image" swing regular pop regular rock country rock nu-metal big band rockabilly rock'n'roll acid baroque ragtime doom metal pirate metal viking metal musical speed metal eurobeat eurodance (neue deutsche welle) and those are just the ones i care about

[@MrKiru224]

how about Surf rock, is pretty distinctive

[@brandonharkins6900]

Can't wait to see yall make an hour and a half video

[@fayelinae]

@@brandonharkins6900 that has nothing to do with it. this guy knows there are sooooo many more genres than that and still decided to say that one sentence.

[@brandonharkins6900]

@@fayelinae he actually explained in the ending of the video what that was about (: the scripts alot older than the video, he's bound to make some mistakes, and tried to fix them later on. I'm not even saying it's a good video, I just would love to see you put this much work into something.

[@fayelinae]

@@brandonharkins6900 and how do you know I don't? I feel like this is getting personal, but you have no idea who I am or what I do outside of my youtube channel lmfao.

[@abyssssbmusic1370]

While there can be a philosophy behind indeterminate music, and I do get the point that whether something is indeterminate or not isn't dependent on what the actual sounds in the music are, it's not that the actual sounds aren't important in the music (at least in the case of cage) My understanding is that cage was trying to remove influence on his ego , or at least in some sense his personal preferences, from his compositions, with an understanding/acknowledgement that any sounds/music could potentially be liked by anyone (or something along those lines) For something like music of changes (that I'm pretty sure he didn't perform himself but someone can correct me if I'm wrong about that) he had specific collections of notes that he liked the sound of, and he arranged them in the piece using chance based methods (specifically the i ching iirc,), and for 4'33" with the additional idea that you cannot have actual silence, the influence of his ego as far as what sounds are chosen is removed from the composition technically 4'33" is someone just sitting at a piano (and at least in some cases also closing and opening the piano lid), but you don't need a piano to perform the piece. at least in some existence, the point of it is that you can frame any sounds as if they're music, and listen to them in the same way you listen to a piece of music. you could just be walking in the woods and choose to listen to all the sounds around you as music there's also a possible distinction to be made between music where the chance elements are used to produce a score that doesnt change from performance to performance (at least in any sense that's different from a conventional score), like music of changes, or music where because of the nature of the score there are aspects that up to chance in the performance, which could mean something like different notes being played each time the work is performed (and there's different terminology used by different people but I don't know enough to really say anything about that)

[@abyssssbmusic1370]

also on serialism, in addition to the 12 tone music by schoenberg there's also 12 tone music by josef matthias hauer, which iirc isn't exactly serial in the same sense. I'm not very familiar with it but he uses stuff like collections of 12 notes where you can play the first 6 notes in any order, and then play the next 6 in any order, but anyway for serialism, you don't necessarily need the 12 tone rows, they can be made up of any number of notes, and you can still make music in a key(in some sense) even while using 12 tone serialism, because you can have an established tonic even while using 12 tone serialism, and playing notes outside of the major scale, for example, doesn't necessarily mean that the music is not in a major key you can also make serial music where other aspects/elements/parameters are put into rows, not necessarily only notes/intervals (I think you kind of said this but it was sort of ambiguous to me)

[@abyssssbmusic1370]

quick note, when i say something like key i mean a kind of mental construct of hearing things in reference to a major or minor tonality, so even if you end up playing other notes you can still hear them in reference to that tonality, and when i say tonic i might actually be misusing that if it's only generally used to refer to the tonal center in common practice period music (and stuff along those lines), but what i do mean is just a tonal center in the sense of having a note (maybe with a sense of being home) where you hear the other notes in reference to it

[@njandrews4105]

There’s definitely plenty of things missing in here.. Like drum and base/jungle