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I wouldn't take that list too seriously. Metal-archives genres tend to not delve into "styles" as much. But there are certainly many distinct sub-genres and o
by gitrog 4y ago
I wouldn't take that list too seriously. Metal-archives genres tend to not delve into "styles" as much. But there are certainly many distinct sub-genres and one can't exactly argue that Black Sabbath, Dimmu Borgir and Cannibal Corpse sound similar.
I agree that the community itself takes the genre thing way too far and it often ends up being pretty funny.
Then again, electronic music probably gives metal a run for its money:
https://music.ishkur.com/ https://music.ishkur.com/
- dfxm12 4y agoI agree that the community itself takes the genre thing way too far and it often ends up being pretty funny. Some people are in on the joke and some are serious. Sometimes, it's hard to tell the difference, but that's OK, because I like talking with both types of people. It's usually informative and/or entertaining. :)
- hondo77 4y agoLemme give it a shot: Cookie Monster (includes Black Metal) Hardcore (see Pantera) Metal (see Metallica) Crap (see Poison)
- cholantesh 4y agoCrap is obviously too broad since Metallica and Pantera would also fit under it.
- dinglejungle 4y ago> Cookie Monster (includes Black Metal) But what about Pterodactyl-fronted Black Metal: https://youtu.be/UZlZuYp1fZc?t=164 https://youtu.be/UZlZuYp1fZc?t=164
- Tsiklon 4y agoIshkur's guide, in both it's modern implementation and earlier java implementation are works of electronic art in and of themselves - An opinionated guide to the infinitely deep and broad world of electronic music.
- int_19h 4y agoFWIW the community doesn't take itself particularly seriously, at least not the "metal" part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkdkZN1rduo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkdkZN1rduo