You must be a older NY guy. For including Carnivore and Leeway. I remember seeing Carnivore with Pete Steele at L’amour East. I saw Leeway at the Coventry Club at Queensboro Plaza.
Probably belongs under Modern Prog Thrash or Modern Tech Thrash. Let's face it, there has been significant developments between Coroner and WatchTower, and the current cohort of Vektor and Black Fast, etc (yes I know, Black Fast has more Speed elements compared to Vektor).
most of the popular groove metal bands in the first half of the 90s were thrash bands and/or mixed thrash into their groove metal so that's why it's considered a thrash subgenre
You forgot Deathrash.
And brutal thrash, extreme thrash, thrash funk, fusion thrash, neo-thrash, power thrash, progressive thrash...
@@dissonantbrainz3556 yes, also.
Yeah like Exhorder,Demolition Hammer & Believer
@@thomasfarmer1730 Exhorder is groove metal...
and thrashcore too, right?
the modern thrash sounds more like hardcore punk, which makes since as thrash was originally classic metal mixed with hardcore
and modern hardcore is influenced by metal a lot
You must be a older NY guy. For including Carnivore and Leeway. I remember seeing Carnivore with Pete Steele at L’amour East. I saw Leeway at the Coventry Club at Queensboro Plaza.
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There's also power thrash. Like Iced Earth, Morgana Lefay, etc.
Now power metal and glam metal
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Sepultura is Death Crossover Thrash.
hellhammer its speed metal too no?
Is blackness speed metal but they mix it with thrash metal in some songs
Blackened disco thrash is also great.
That exists?
I always felt that bands like Slayer, Sodom and some others was more towards death and black metal than thrash. Is that right?
No Vektor?? 😢
Probably belongs under Modern Prog Thrash or Modern Tech Thrash. Let's face it, there has been significant developments between Coroner and WatchTower, and the current cohort of Vektor and Black Fast, etc (yes I know, Black Fast has more Speed elements compared to Vektor).
Black metal subgenres please
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Isn't teutonic thrash a subgenre too?
More like a regional scene
Groove metal is subgenre of the Heavy metal
most of the popular groove metal bands in the first half of the 90s were thrash bands and/or mixed thrash into their groove metal so that's why it's considered a thrash subgenre
Groove metal started out as a mix of crossover, thrash metal and death metal