Does anyone else get annoyed by the people that go "You kids and all your stupid subgenres and whatnot it's all metal just listen to it" like just shut up bro. I understand it can get ridiculous at times but overall it's really not that hard to understand, open your dense mind a bit it's not that deep.
I love how the band Death played 4 different sub genres: Scream Bloody Gore: Thrash/Death Leprosy: Old School Death Metal Spiritual Healing: Progressive Death Metal Human, Individual Thought Patterns: Technical Death Metal Symbolic, TSOP: Melodeath.
Good compilation, although I would like to add Death-Thrash, Industrial Death Metal and even War Metal. Deathcore is interesting, in that it has garnered multiple subgenres and sounds in itself to be considered a separate genre from Death Metal just like how Death Metal and Black Metal branched off of Thrash.
Deathcore isn't a part of death metal it's a separate subgenre with its own offshoots that evolved from combining metalcore and death metal elements What are some industrial death metal bands I can check out tho
Deathcore is a Hardcore Punk subgenre. Hardcore Punk, Grindcore, Death Metal fusion, with many others Hardcore and Metal elements. Grindcore is a Hardcore Punk subgenre too. Xtreme Punk 1984 m.ruclips.net/video/SR7WPliaSag/видео.html
War Metal isn't a subgenre of Death Metal though (and neither of contemporary Black Metal). It evolved indepentently out of First Wave Black Metal. The lineage, in my view, goes something like Apocalyptic Raids (1984) -> INRI (1987) -> Blood upon the Altar (1989) -> Jesus Spawn (1991) -> every modern War Metal album.
Saw Dying Fetus a few weeks ago and they were sick. My favs would probably be OSDM, all the "new OSDM" bands like 200 stab wounds, frozen soul and tribal gaze. And then some technical stuff like gorguts
I’m not making fun of you because I understand you may be young and just not learned on the other side of things, but I genuinely do not understand the point of listening to a new band’s record when an older band did it BETTER 35 years ago? How many thousands of releases may be out there that send these new bands home on a stretcher, that you’re missing out on because you’re limiting your scope of what’s “good” to normie stuff that anyone with even a passing curiosity in music with distorted guitars and yelly vocals has heard? That’s like saying you’re a huge rap fan but all you listen to is Tik tok stuff. There are probably tens of thousands of releases nobody’s ever heard of that blow anything new out of the water, sitting around moulding up and gathering dust in a basement somewhere. Before I even work my way through them, what business do I have spinning an album from like 2015?
@@icankillbugs so with that same logic, what's the point in releasing anything new at all? Some of my favourite albums have been in the last decade. And beyond the realms of just metal.... So tbh man to say that what's the point of listening to new stuff when "it's been done before" is a massively flawed argument and an attitude that plagues music fans the world over. "Real music died in _____" no it didn't man you just stopped giving it the time of day
@@newmachine00 "Deliverance", "Esoteric Surgery", and "From The Sky" all have the musical characteristics of death metal, albeit with a strong prog leaning. Fast drumming, tempo changes, heavily distorted riffs, and harsh vocals are all there. There's a good number of other songs that feel more like progressive death metal than groove metal, but those are some of the best examples.
Love me some brutal tech-death. Some of my favs are Sarpanitum(Blessed Be My Brothers), Artificial Brain(Artificial Brain) and Kronos(Colossal Titan Strife)!
i feel like the examples are all picked in a way that they sound very close to the standart death metal. for example the melodeath samples seemed like melodeath songs that are so close to normal death metal that it may even negate the point of comparison. most melodeath songs are way more melodic and less brutal and can even be classified as power metal or neoclassical metal if it werent for the vocals. i think the video isnt bad its just that the examples could have been better to illustrate the differences because even to me as a great fan of melodic and technical death jmetal they all sound the same
I didn’t agree with all of his choices either but that’s the great thing about these comment sections eh - to pick apart something that someone else took hours to make, that you were too lazy to do. I think the reason he chose the bands he did is because he wanted to show popular, easily accessible bands with tons of YT views or Spotify plays, that you could easily find an in-print or not-too-expensive copy of their record, that most people with even a passing knowledge of death metal would know. He didn’t go for any super obscure, kvlt, underground bands nobody has ever heard of, but things you could likely find on your streaming service of choice or at your local music shop. Just to show some examples. Because lord knows opinions are like assholes - they stink. I was playing with my dog but as soon as the melodic stuff came up, I had an idea of who it was and had only to look at my screen to confirm it. I’m like “wow, things just instantly got wimpy as hell” lol. If you think Lymphatic Phlegm’s newest sounds anything like Left Hand Path, or Tales of Necrophilia sounds at all similar to Serpents of The Light, you not only need a q-tip, but likely a whole frontal lobotomy, because you are out of your fuckin’ mind, brahbrah.
@@icankillbugs it's alright, no need to get annoyed. I didn't pick anything apart I just wanted to give constructive criticism. That's even more important if it took him hours to make. I even said that the video is good I just think there are better examples, that's all.
Agree, the band selection is on point, but the songs selected should showcase de specific definitory cliche elements from each subgenre to make then standout from others
I think he specifically went for melodeath bands actually rooted in death metal as opposed to children of bodom and those which almost sound heavy/power
@@Koraxus exactly brahbrah. If you are walking down the street of discovering metal, all of these houses will be the stops along the way. And then when you get into the underground… those are the bands that will give you the full can of soda and a full candy bar on the side streets if you’re trick or treating. It was obviously meant for newbies and kids and he did just fine with these bands that everyone can know and find readily to start their journey!
Classic Deathmetal is generally called OSDM (Old School Death Metal). Deicide was considered more brutal deathmetal when they first started as they were part of the second wave, along with Cannibal Corpse and Suffocation. Never include deathcore with deathmetal. It's an insult, hahaha.
You sound like you’re pushing up your glasses and saying “ACTUALLY” while not knowing what you’re talking about at all. I agree, deathcore fucking stinks and I’m never going to defend it or say it’s on par with death metal, but I feel like this video was made with “normies” in mind. People who can’t distinguish different genres of music aside from shouty-man vocals and distorted guitars are none the wiser. At least OP specified a distinction. Any young fool who’s into “heavy music” for SOME reason calls wimpy lamb of god, slipknot, all shall parish, Emmure, etc “metal” when really it’s all little girl, pink panty wearing, Charmin soft tampon boy shit for 40 year old for MySpace account-having emo men who still wear women’s jeans and have flippy hair and groom middle schoolers. And you know it. You’ve undoubtedly seen it. There are things I disagree with in the video but he draws a line which is more than many can say 😅 and by “many” I mean those Lorna Shore posers who call fans of true metal “gatekeepers” or “elitists” or think actual metal is “dad music” and that Trivium is somehow as heavy and valid as Tales of Necrophilia… Stylistically, Deicide does not fit the “brutal” style at all, and if you really cared about what genre others lumped bands into so badly, you’d know Suffocation is frequently made fun of for being deathcore, much like Dying Fetus, Cryptopsy, and new Malevolent Creation.
ok, please help me understand: why are Malevolent Creation, from the 90's , considered MODERN Death Metal? To basically everyone who wasn't around back than, this is old school. And rather close to the sound of bands like Possessed. If this is modern, we need a totally different word to describe bands like Rivers Of Nihil and Soreption
The first one is more brutal at instrumental skills like and songs writing are insanely sophisticated complex and challenging, example Braindrill, beneath the massacre, and monumental of torment.
It basically just means it's a mix of the two subgenres. Is it a niche distinction? Sure, but it's a noticeable one. Suffocation pioneered both subgenres before they split a bit more, so bands that retain that kind of sound are a bit of both.
@@Haxprocess it's up that Gojira is very simple and straightforward metal, nothing to do with progressive music, they can't even put one solo how the fuck they gonna be progressive? the only progression is the mesmerizing riff repetition with strong rythm section but they are far from being very talented and progressive musician, it s all based on rythm and lack so much of great leads and melody to be complete "Progessive" music. If you want heard French progressive Death Metal try Misanthrope or Gorod
@@robroy8568 Gojira is definitely not the most progressive but saying they are far from talented is up there with one of the dumbest things I've ever read.
Great genre division and correct for almost every single sub gente although cannibal corpe are old school death metal or classic, obviously they pioneered a lot for the brutal subgenre but they are not consideres brutal death metal, instead i would switch CC for suffucation, the first real brutal Death Metal band,(just my opion), non the less an excelent video and well executed 🤘
butchered at birth and tomb of the mutilated were basically brutal death metal but every other album like the bleeding, vile, and everything else is straight death metal
I was always under the impression that the defining characteristic of all death metal was that it was brutal. It's like having a sub genre of Heavy metal called "guitar based heavy metal".😂😂
Subgenres that didn't make it: Atmospheric Death Metal, Avant-Garde Death Metal, Blasting Death Metal, Caveman Death Metal, Cavern Death Metal, Death Black, Deathrash, Finnish Death Metal, Florida Death Metal, Gothenburg Sound, Gothic Death Metal, Groove Death Metal, Hellenic Death Metal, Industrial Death Metal, Jazz Death Metal, Neoclassical Death Metal, Post-Death Metal, Progressive Death Metal, Psychedelic Death Metal, Raw Death Metal, Slow Death, Splatter Death Metal and Swedish Death Metal
Says you. Just because I call it “new wave of boring ass, generic American death metal” and metallum has no such listing, do you pretend to not know I’m talking about bands like Gatecreeper, frozen soul, 200 Stab Wounds, tombstalker, etc? If you’re worried about headings, maybe consider that all of these bands - as well as bands which are categorically and not even sonically similar whatsoever to death metal, such as lamb of god or whatever other core bands are popular - trivium? Emmure? Senses fail? Devil wears prada? Are also in the “heavy metal” category at your local music shop 🤷🏻 At some point you’ll realize you’re splitting hairs. Even when you get to the level of “elitist gatekeeper” metal newbies such as yourself call me. And no, I’m not calling those example bands metal whatsoever, they stink and their members can stick their heads in their oven and nobody would miss’em. But you’re on about semantics. Yes, technical death metal is obviously different from death doom. So categorizing these bands makes sense whether you’re discussing the music with a total fan or somebody who doesn’t know their head from their cunt. But shitting and pissing and prolapsing your pants over it being called “modern death metal” is infantile and wimpy. You think the greats from the 80s and early 90s called themselves “old school death metal”? I’m sure if not something like “ritualistic, Satan-fucking brutal black malfeasance”, they at least called themselves “death metal”, much as modern bands do. The distinction is made for the reason any distinction is made - to distinguish them apart from one another.
I remember back in 1993 those mail-in Columbia house CD catalogs 8-for- the-price-of-1. It had Deicide's Deicide and Legion in the catalog. In the description, they used the term "techno-metal" and I laughed since at that time techno music was big in clubs. Aside from old school death metal, Deicide are also considered blackened because of the satanic lyrics at vocal style.
I smirked at your comment but I won’t say you’re wrong. Since you’re an oldhead like me I’m sure you can appreciate “well that’s just, like, your opinion, man”. Much like I love saying Hell Awaits is a black metal record and all of the neckbeard metallum virgins come out of the woodwork! “No the internet says it’s thrash wah wah” ok brahbrah, I’m hearing structureless, not very difficult songs, lyrics about hell and death and Satan, and everything ran through a few reverbs - and the vocals ran through a few more 😅
Nunca XD, me cansé de hacer videos sobre "subgéneros", sin embargo pienso realizar a futuro videos individuales de cada uno de los géneros del Black Metal.
Technical Death Metal is my favorite subgenre of Death Metal. Archspire, Spawn Of Possession, Dying Fetus, First Fragment Progressive Death Metal and some Melodic Death Metal are some of my favorites to..
@@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385 I don’t know, maybe you don’t have ears or something, in which case that sucks for you and I don’t even wanna know which other fleshy piece of skin on your body you got pierced and then stretched to the diameter of a dinner plate, but for the rest of us, flippy haired teenage emos in sports jerseys chugging open notes on 9 string guitars and playing random dissonant chords and off-time sweeps are playing what is known as “deathcore”.
Melodic doom/death, Funeral doom/death, Thrashened Death, Modern melodic death также достаточно сильно выделяются звучанием и могли быть включены. Dissonant death metal? Впервые слышу. Похоже, одна из ветвей Avantgarde death
Как мне кажется, есть ещё один поджанр, который как правило не выделяют. Его называют Aliencore, иногда Monster metal. В нем играет совсем немного людей, и из чётких представителей жанра можно выделить лишь Rings of Saturn, Neptunus, Mankind grief. Особенность поджанра - техническое звучание, использование звука написанного на компьютере (некоторые группы используют что-то вроде мелодии из старых 8-битных игр) и, конечно, тематика космического пространства. В жанре играли также Aversions crown, Facelift deformation и Berried alive, но весь свой творческий путь они в нем не вели.
@@nefarie__ tech death não é desnecessário, acho bem necessário você separar as bandas mais simples daquelas que usam e abusam de técnica, visto que a sonoridade fica bem mais complexa e diferente do que o death metal comum
Technical Deathcore is in the Metalcore subgenres, Avant-Garde Death Metal is Dissonant Death Metal and while Goregrind is influenced by Death Metal, it is more of a Grindcore subgenre.
@@SeymoreSparda Thank you! Yes, seems to be very close, T.O.O.H has a lot of grind influence. Some bands sound so unique, hardly possible to genrify for me.
imo only old school tech death gets it right while most modern tech death bands sound kinda same-ish. Like cool man I get it you can sweep and play in wonky time signatures but so can every other band
"classic death core".... isn't it funny how it starts sounding completely different and unrelated to all the other death metal once CORE is added to the end
I disagree that classic Death Metal and Modern Death Metal are seperate genres. They are the same genre, just a different time period. And any genre with Core in it originates from Hardcore Punk. So Grindcore and Deathcore belong to a different family tree.
There is absolutely no need for so many Death metal sub genres. I mean "Brutal Death metal"!! It's all brutal isn't it? Has any musician ever formed a death metal band and said " I want to play modern deathcore?".
It sounds redundant on paper, but listen to death - pull the plug, then any defeated sanity song. There are levels to how chaotic and brutal bands are, with these sounding different enough to be considered an even more brutal form of death metal
Classic death metal is like 80's horror B-movies. It sometimes shows violence but in a not serious way, is more for the fun and shocking commercial aspect of it. But other bands are the equivalent to snuff/gore videos, wich is higher level of brutality.
Does anyone else get annoyed by the people that go "You kids and all your stupid subgenres and whatnot it's all metal just listen to it" like just shut up bro. I understand it can get ridiculous at times but overall it's really not that hard to understand, open your dense mind a bit it's not that deep.
It’s noise
@@psycheadfuzzfreak830 what is?
@@ssaamil what is what ?
Same I thought I was the only one, like hell no archspire and attila shouldn't be grouped together as the same thing
Nop
But by the way you sound i think its pretty entertaiment bully you
That south park clip never gets old. 😂
SUS
I love how the band Death played 4 different sub genres:
Scream Bloody Gore: Thrash/Death
Leprosy: Old School Death Metal
Spiritual Healing: Progressive Death Metal
Human, Individual Thought Patterns: Technical Death Metal
Symbolic, TSOP: Melodeath.
Elitists conveniently forget about Death's MDM era lol (elitists tend to hate melodic death and I think that's hilarious).
Symbolic and TSOP are still progressive technical death.
TSOP is not Melodeath, is Prog Death
And, Spiritual healing is not prog death, it is a very early or very very very young type of technical death metal
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Ok
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Good compilation, although I would like to add Death-Thrash, Industrial Death Metal and even War Metal. Deathcore is interesting, in that it has garnered multiple subgenres and sounds in itself to be considered a separate genre from Death Metal just like how Death Metal and Black Metal branched off of Thrash.
Deathcore isn't a part of death metal it's a separate subgenre with its own offshoots that evolved from combining metalcore and death metal elements
What are some industrial death metal bands I can check out tho
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Fear Factory’s first album Soul of a New Machine
Deathcore is a Hardcore Punk subgenre. Hardcore Punk, Grindcore, Death Metal fusion, with many others Hardcore and Metal elements. Grindcore is a Hardcore Punk subgenre too. Xtreme Punk 1984 m.ruclips.net/video/SR7WPliaSag/видео.html
War Metal isn't a subgenre of Death Metal though (and neither of contemporary Black Metal). It evolved indepentently out of First Wave Black Metal. The lineage, in my view, goes something like Apocalyptic Raids (1984) -> INRI (1987) -> Blood upon the Altar (1989) -> Jesus Spawn (1991) -> every modern War Metal album.
Deathcore is a subgenre of Hardcore Punk.
I'd honestly say that both Death and Decapitated have a HUGE portion of prog death in them as well
Saw Dying Fetus a few weeks ago and they were sick.
My favs would probably be OSDM, all the "new OSDM" bands like 200 stab wounds, frozen soul and tribal gaze. And then some technical stuff like gorguts
I’m not making fun of you because I understand you may be young and just not learned on the other side of things, but I genuinely do not understand the point of listening to a new band’s record when an older band did it BETTER 35 years ago? How many thousands of releases may be out there that send these new bands home on a stretcher, that you’re missing out on because you’re limiting your scope of what’s “good” to normie stuff that anyone with even a passing curiosity in music with distorted guitars and yelly vocals has heard? That’s like saying you’re a huge rap fan but all you listen to is Tik tok stuff. There are probably tens of thousands of releases nobody’s ever heard of that blow anything new out of the water, sitting around moulding up and gathering dust in a basement somewhere. Before I even work my way through them, what business do I have spinning an album from like 2015?
@@icankillbugs so with that same logic, what's the point in releasing anything new at all? Some of my favourite albums have been in the last decade. And beyond the realms of just metal....
So tbh man to say that what's the point of listening to new stuff when "it's been done before" is a massively flawed argument and an attitude that plagues music fans the world over. "Real music died in _____" no it didn't man you just stopped giving it the time of day
Dying Fetus are the best! That trio can tear up a stage! I've seen them maybe 3 times now! My favorite band!
@@darrenmorin3084 they do put on a good show brahbrah! Seen them many times 😁
Gorguts are fucking nuts, love them
you should do black metal next
DSBM
that will be a never ending video
I love this i love how i know almost every band.
But i have to say this guys Gojira is from my favourite genre Groove Metal/With a touch of Prog Metal
Depends on the album/song, imo.
@@honeycomblord9384 Yes of course and Lamb of God is Death metal because they have a song with corpse grinder of Cannibal Corpse, Come on man!
@@newmachine00 "Deliverance", "Esoteric Surgery", and "From The Sky" all have the musical characteristics of death metal, albeit with a strong prog leaning. Fast drumming, tempo changes, heavily distorted riffs, and harsh vocals are all there.
There's a good number of other songs that feel more like progressive death metal than groove metal, but those are some of the best examples.
TIL Dissonant Death Metal is a thing.
Tech Death without Necrophagist is heresy. \m/
No Obituary?
Love me some brutal tech-death. Some of my favs are Sarpanitum(Blessed Be My Brothers), Artificial Brain(Artificial Brain) and Kronos(Colossal Titan Strife)!
Artifical Brain album is mindblowing. Isn't it more to progressive?
Colossal Titan Strife absolutely rips, Haterealm is my favorite track
Colossal Titan Strife is melodic brutal death metal. I wish there were more brutal dm bands with were melodic.
god this gave my metal nerd chills, everything but technical death is so great
Its crazy that you enjoy all of them except technical
My favorite subgenres must be slam and deathcore
i feel like the examples are all picked in a way that they sound very close to the standart death metal. for example the melodeath samples seemed like melodeath songs that are so close to normal death metal that it may even negate the point of comparison. most melodeath songs are way more melodic and less brutal and can even be classified as power metal or neoclassical metal if it werent for the vocals. i think the video isnt bad its just that the examples could have been better to illustrate the differences because even to me as a great fan of melodic and technical death jmetal they all sound the same
I didn’t agree with all of his choices either but that’s the great thing about these comment sections eh - to pick apart something that someone else took hours to make, that you were too lazy to do. I think the reason he chose the bands he did is because he wanted to show popular, easily accessible bands with tons of YT views or Spotify plays, that you could easily find an in-print or not-too-expensive copy of their record, that most people with even a passing knowledge of death metal would know. He didn’t go for any super obscure, kvlt, underground bands nobody has ever heard of, but things you could likely find on your streaming service of choice or at your local music shop. Just to show some examples. Because lord knows opinions are like assholes - they stink. I was playing with my dog but as soon as the melodic stuff came up, I had an idea of who it was and had only to look at my screen to confirm it. I’m like “wow, things just instantly got wimpy as hell” lol. If you think Lymphatic Phlegm’s newest sounds anything like Left Hand Path, or Tales of Necrophilia sounds at all similar to Serpents of The Light, you not only need a q-tip, but likely a whole frontal lobotomy, because you are out of your fuckin’ mind, brahbrah.
@@icankillbugs it's alright, no need to get annoyed. I didn't pick anything apart I just wanted to give constructive criticism. That's even more important if it took him hours to make. I even said that the video is good I just think there are better examples, that's all.
Agree, the band selection is on point, but the songs selected should showcase de specific definitory cliche elements from each subgenre to make then standout from others
I think he specifically went for melodeath bands actually rooted in death metal as opposed to children of bodom and those which almost sound heavy/power
@@Koraxus exactly brahbrah. If you are walking down the street of discovering metal, all of these houses will be the stops along the way. And then when you get into the underground… those are the bands that will give you the full can of soda and a full candy bar on the side streets if you’re trick or treating. It was obviously meant for newbies and kids and he did just fine with these bands that everyone can know and find readily to start their journey!
Classic Deathmetal is generally called OSDM (Old School Death Metal). Deicide was considered more brutal deathmetal when they first started as they were part of the second wave, along with Cannibal Corpse and Suffocation. Never include deathcore with deathmetal. It's an insult, hahaha.
You sound like you’re pushing up your glasses and saying “ACTUALLY” while not knowing what you’re talking about at all. I agree, deathcore fucking stinks and I’m never going to defend it or say it’s on par with death metal, but I feel like this video was made with “normies” in mind. People who can’t distinguish different genres of music aside from shouty-man vocals and distorted guitars are none the wiser. At least OP specified a distinction. Any young fool who’s into “heavy music” for SOME reason calls wimpy lamb of god, slipknot, all shall parish, Emmure, etc “metal” when really it’s all little girl, pink panty wearing, Charmin soft tampon boy shit for 40 year old for MySpace account-having emo men who still wear women’s jeans and have flippy hair and groom middle schoolers. And you know it. You’ve undoubtedly seen it. There are things I disagree with in the video but he draws a line which is more than many can say 😅 and by “many” I mean those Lorna Shore posers who call fans of true metal “gatekeepers” or “elitists” or think actual metal is “dad music” and that Trivium is somehow as heavy and valid as Tales of Necrophilia…
Stylistically, Deicide does not fit the “brutal” style at all, and if you really cared about what genre others lumped bands into so badly, you’d know Suffocation is frequently made fun of for being deathcore, much like Dying Fetus, Cryptopsy, and new Malevolent Creation.
Try listen suffercation - Satan cries and silent death - morbid massacre
Deathcore is a DM subgenre whether you like it or not. Stay mad
@@thebobbalo1 Nobody’s mad, deathcore just sucks and isn’t death metal or metal at all.
@@icankillbugs Well, that first one is a matter of opinion, but the second is objectively false
ok, please help me understand: why are Malevolent Creation, from the 90's , considered MODERN Death Metal?
To basically everyone who wasn't around back than, this is old school. And rather close to the sound of bands like Possessed.
If this is modern, we need a totally different word to describe bands like Rivers Of Nihil and Soreption
Rivers of Nihil is prog death I thought and Soreption is tech death (vocalist called them that himself)
what's that first song called (in the south park clip?)
Death Decilne - Useless Sacrifice
@@robertstation8209 what sub-genre is it?
@@scifiordie I believe is is death thrash
@@bubble_dragon what makes it death thrash rather than just death?
How you make a death metal list and dont include obituary and morbid angel.
I like slam. I slam when music slams. Slamming is fun
Haha slam riff go dun dun dundundun
What's the difference between Brutal Technical Death Metal vs Technical Brutal Death Metal? 😂😂
Maybe these emphasize where each genre leans to more like
First one is more brutal
There isn't one.
The first one is more brutal at instrumental skills like and songs writing are insanely sophisticated complex and challenging, example Braindrill, beneath the massacre, and monumental of torment.
It basically just means it's a mix of the two subgenres. Is it a niche distinction? Sure, but it's a noticeable one.
Suffocation pioneered both subgenres before they split a bit more, so bands that retain that kind of sound are a bit of both.
I love tech death and deathgrind
This kids were cooking
Death metal and its variants are the best of metal!
Butters at the end 🤣 …I had never heard of Death & Roll before 🤔
I still don't get who the hell fooled people into thinking Gojira was prog
for real what is up with that?
@@Haxprocess it's up that Gojira is very simple and straightforward metal, nothing to do with progressive music, they can't even put one solo how the fuck they gonna be progressive? the only progression is the mesmerizing riff repetition with strong rythm section but they are far from being very talented and progressive musician, it s all based on rythm and lack so much of great leads and melody to be complete "Progessive" music. If you want heard French progressive Death Metal try Misanthrope or Gorod
@Rob Roy y-y-yes... I don't like gojira nor do I think they're progressive... and I like gorod...
@@robroy8568 Gojira is definitely not the most progressive but saying they are far from talented is up there with one of the dumbest things I've ever read.
I think that they can be classified as progressive, but I'm more surprised by the absence of opeth in the list
Dissonat Death Metal is very dark and agrresive, Gorguts is godfather the Dissodeath
Pretty good interpretation of the death metal genres. Are you planning to do the grind sub-genres at some point in the future?
There is already one on the channel, you can check it if you like.
Great genre division and correct for almost every single sub gente although cannibal corpe are old school death metal or classic, obviously they pioneered a lot for the brutal subgenre but they are not consideres brutal death metal, instead i would switch CC for suffucation, the first real brutal Death Metal band,(just my opion), non the less an excelent video and well executed 🤘
Butchered at Birth was definitely called Brutal deathmetal when it originally came out.
butchered at birth and tomb of the mutilated were basically brutal death metal but every other album like the bleeding, vile, and everything else is straight death metal
@@spicymeatballs2thespicening True but they are still considered the godfather's of brutal deathmetal, along with Suffocation.
I was always under the impression that the defining characteristic of all death metal was that it was brutal. It's like having a sub genre of Heavy metal called "guitar based heavy metal".😂😂
@@chriswilkinson7636or "Hard Heavy Metal" 😂
Subgenres that didn't make it: Atmospheric Death Metal, Avant-Garde Death Metal, Blasting Death Metal, Caveman Death Metal, Cavern Death Metal, Death Black, Deathrash, Finnish Death Metal, Florida Death Metal, Gothenburg Sound, Gothic Death Metal, Groove Death Metal, Hellenic Death Metal, Industrial Death Metal, Jazz Death Metal, Neoclassical Death Metal, Post-Death Metal, Progressive Death Metal, Psychedelic Death Metal, Raw Death Metal, Slow Death, Splatter Death Metal and Swedish Death Metal
it's not called classic death metal it's just called old school death metal, there is no such genre as "modern death metal" either.
Yea but popular death metal from newer bands is notably different from classic bands from the 90s and 80s
It’s identifying eras not specific sub-genres.
Says you. Just because I call it “new wave of boring ass, generic American death metal” and metallum has no such listing, do you pretend to not know I’m talking about bands like Gatecreeper, frozen soul, 200 Stab Wounds, tombstalker, etc? If you’re worried about headings, maybe consider that all of these bands - as well as bands which are categorically and not even sonically similar whatsoever to death metal, such as lamb of god or whatever other core bands are popular - trivium? Emmure? Senses fail? Devil wears prada? Are also in the “heavy metal” category at your local music shop 🤷🏻 At some point you’ll realize you’re splitting hairs. Even when you get to the level of “elitist gatekeeper” metal newbies such as yourself call me. And no, I’m not calling those example bands metal whatsoever, they stink and their members can stick their heads in their oven and nobody would miss’em. But you’re on about semantics. Yes, technical death metal is obviously different from death doom. So categorizing these bands makes sense whether you’re discussing the music with a total fan or somebody who doesn’t know their head from their cunt. But shitting and pissing and prolapsing your pants over it being called “modern death metal” is infantile and wimpy. You think the greats from the 80s and early 90s called themselves “old school death metal”? I’m sure if not something like “ritualistic, Satan-fucking brutal black malfeasance”, they at least called themselves “death metal”, much as modern bands do. The distinction is made for the reason any distinction is made - to distinguish them apart from one another.
@@icankillbugs oh wow this was bad
@@lethalslaughterband5498 Call the truth whatever word you like, friendo.
needs more HM-2
Old tech death forever the best
Surprised to not see Portal somewhere on the list.
They supposed to have their own subgenre. Nothing is like Portal and yes they are death metal.
@@adamgabriel730 Portal is Dissonat Blacklend Death Metal
@@dante7935Cavernous/Dissonant Death Metal
technical brutal death metal................. lol
Deicide 🔥
I remember back in 1993 those mail-in Columbia house CD catalogs 8-for- the-price-of-1. It had Deicide's Deicide and Legion in the catalog.
In the description, they used the term "techno-metal" and I laughed since at that time techno music was big in clubs.
Aside from old school death metal, Deicide are also considered blackened because of the satanic lyrics at vocal style.
I smirked at your comment but I won’t say you’re wrong. Since you’re an oldhead like me I’m sure you can appreciate “well that’s just, like, your opinion, man”. Much like I love saying Hell Awaits is a black metal record and all of the neckbeard metallum virgins come out of the woodwork! “No the internet says it’s thrash wah wah” ok brahbrah, I’m hearing structureless, not very difficult songs, lyrics about hell and death and Satan, and everything ran through a few reverbs - and the vocals ran through a few more 😅
Classic Deathcore forget Underoath in albums Act Of Depression and Criest Of The Past.
Hes be pionners of Deathcore.
and embodyment too "embrace the eternal" album.
Cuando Black Metal Subgenres
Nunca XD, me cansé de hacer videos sobre "subgéneros", sin embargo pienso realizar a futuro videos individuales de cada uno de los géneros del Black Metal.
Technical Death Metal is my favorite subgenre of Death Metal. Archspire, Spawn Of Possession, Dying Fetus, First Fragment
Progressive Death Metal and some Melodic Death Metal are some of my favorites to..
Those bands are deathcore.
@@icankillbugs No they are not. Have a good day.
@@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385 I don’t know, maybe you don’t have ears or something, in which case that sucks for you and I don’t even wanna know which other fleshy piece of skin on your body you got pierced and then stretched to the diameter of a dinner plate, but for the rest of us, flippy haired teenage emos in sports jerseys chugging open notes on 9 string guitars and playing random dissonant chords and off-time sweeps are playing what is known as “deathcore”.
@@icankillbugs Ok.
@@icankillbugs alot of these bands don't fill the bill.
Symphonic Black Metal 🖤
Melodic doom/death, Funeral doom/death, Thrashened Death, Modern melodic death также достаточно сильно выделяются звучанием и могли быть включены. Dissonant death metal? Впервые слышу. Похоже, одна из ветвей Avantgarde death
Death Metal for life
Keep more coming
malevolent creation is modern death metal? they´ve been around since forever. and what the hell is modern dm?
How did you manage to make them all sound the same in this video... 🤦♂
probs to you for having dominus in this
Couldn't help but notice you did technical brutal death metal but skipped brutal technical death metal. Kind if weird man.
I like Death Band
Saturnus - death doom????!!!!!
And then there's the band Portal, who are (were?) a genre unto themselves... Let's forget modern deathcore even exists.
Portalcore
Avant-Garde Death Metal
its all about dissonant death, post-black dissonant (like abyssal and ulcerate), and technical brutal death
If there's blackened death metal, it must be glammed death metal then 😾
Damn it, that's a good taste... good bands
El human, individual thought Pattern, DEATH tiene que estar ahí 😔
You forgot Deathstep
Substep infrabass created that genre with a death metal riff on it
It is subgenre of dubstep, rather than fusion of both
No black flash
knowing how subgenres sound is cool and all but yeah i go by extreme side of metal .wheni say extreme i meant extreme
Melodic death by far is my fav genre add melodic og metalcore and im good to go
Gotta be slam and deathcore for me 😎 brutal death metal too
Tip of the iceberg 🤘🏻🎶💀
Where do you put a band like incantation, bestial death metal maybe?
Как мне кажется, есть ещё один поджанр, который как правило не выделяют. Его называют Aliencore, иногда Monster metal. В нем играет совсем немного людей, и из чётких представителей жанра можно выделить лишь Rings of Saturn, Neptunus, Mankind grief. Особенность поджанра - техническое звучание, использование звука написанного на компьютере (некоторые группы используют что-то вроде мелодии из старых 8-битных игр) и, конечно, тематика космического пространства. В жанре играли также Aversions crown, Facelift deformation и Berried alive, но весь свой творческий путь они в нем не вели.
многие из групп, которые часто называют Aliencore, являются техническими группами Deathcore.
Blood Incantation?
Lolwut. Are you high?
@@robertstation8209 "aliencore" it's a completely useless "genre" it's just deathcore lol
@@rymcharts ding dong, your opinion is wrong.
Cannibal corpse brutal death ? Hahahahaha
First song is ruclips.net/video/IaJ2UHiTa0o/видео.html
Children of bodom?
What Is rings of Saturn and infant Annihilator?
Both are deathcore but could probably fall under "technical deathcore" with how much they focus on technicality
And why didn't you include the deathrash?
Se me paso incluirlo esa vez, pero al final lo incluí en otro video.
@@robertstation8209 🤘🏻
Was just missing goregrind
That's a grindcore subgenre
@@spicymeatballs2thespicening combines grind with death metal tho
No Brasil, para os leigos, tudo isso se chama "rock pesado" heheheh
Tem uns termos que são bem desnecessários, tipo technical death metal
@@nefarie__ tech death não é desnecessário, acho bem necessário você separar as bandas mais simples daquelas que usam e abusam de técnica, visto que a sonoridade fica bem mais complexa e diferente do que o death metal comum
BDM and Slam >
What about Blackened Slamming Brutal Death Metal?
I wonder what BSPM (brutal slamming power metal) would sound like lmao
DEATH`N CRUST next time please 😃
where is viking deathmetal
Cannibal Corpse isn't brutal death metal.
No fusion death metal like Cynic or Exivious? Bruh.
Diskord is great, for me it's like "Ved Buens Ende goes Death metal"
🤘🤘🤘🤘
Technical Deathcore isnt there, Avant-garde death metal neither
Also isnt goregrind considered a subgenre of death metal ?
Technical Deathcore is in the Metalcore subgenres, Avant-Garde Death Metal is Dissonant Death Metal and while Goregrind is influenced by Death Metal, it is more of a Grindcore subgenre.
@@robertstation8209 deathcore is enough death metal for me imo but ok, still why would regular deathcore appear here then ?
@@robertstation8209 avant-garde aint dissonant, its just that dissonant is an avant-garde genre, ok for Goregrind
Which genre you'd place in for example T.O.O.H's "Pod Vladoi Bice" or Portal (Australian band)?
Prog/Avantgarde/Tech Grind for the former, Prog/Dissonant for the latter?
Also, Blackened Death. They have significant Black elements
@@SeymoreSparda Thank you! Yes, seems to be very close, T.O.O.H has a lot of grind influence. Some bands sound so unique, hardly possible to genrify for me.
What about Opeth & TBDM ? 🤔
TBDM is Melodeath and Opeth is Progressive Death Metal
tech death is the best idc what anyone says
imo only old school tech death gets it right while most modern tech death bands sound kinda same-ish. Like cool man I get it you can sweep and play in wonky time signatures but so can every other band
I thought butters was the drummer for a Christian rock band. Guess not anymore 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Dude I have no idea possesed where death, I always thought they where thrash. Personally I don't really like death metal I prefer screaming
Deathcore with "Death" lmao
Lets be real old school death metal was it... everything is is respectable but thats about it
Dissonant death metal ? Kkkkkk
Yes, is a genre
"classic death core".... isn't it funny how it starts sounding completely different and unrelated to all the other death metal once CORE is added to the end
gojira are probably the easiest progressive band to cover
not on drums tho
OK how do you have death metal not have a Fear Factory 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
they're mostly not death metal for most of their career
I disagree that classic Death Metal and Modern Death Metal are seperate genres.
They are the same genre, just a different time period.
And any genre with Core in it originates from Hardcore Punk.
So Grindcore and Deathcore belong to a different family tree.
Grindcore and Deathcore belongs in both
You forgot atmospheric death metal.
What bands
@@georgefloyd9262 portal, abyssal, beyond terror beyond grace, mitochondrian and etc...
I think blast beats ruin a song its slows the tempi while guitars are shredding
Because everyone knows songs with blast beats are slow
Blast beats have been waaayyy burned out. They’re not even tasteful anymore.
Folk Death
I hear no difference.
All tracks sounds all the same.
Lmao at this shitty tip of the iceberg video
Malevolent is the definition of “classic” death metal.
Deathcore sux.
u forgot to add lorna shore since they are best
Tf you just say
😂 yeah...no.
Very far from truth
There is absolutely no need for so many Death metal sub genres. I mean "Brutal Death metal"!! It's all brutal isn't it? Has any musician ever formed a death metal band and said " I want to play modern deathcore?".
It sounds redundant on paper, but listen to death - pull the plug, then any defeated sanity song. There are levels to how chaotic and brutal bands are, with these sounding different enough to be considered an even more brutal form of death metal
Classic death metal is like 80's horror B-movies. It sometimes shows violence but in a not serious way, is more for the fun and shocking commercial aspect of it. But other bands are the equivalent to snuff/gore videos, wich is higher level of brutality.
@@zinAab79 nah I’d say brutal death metal and slam is more of grind house horror films while like u said osdm is on the b movie horror side
@@Chilloutandwatchanime agreed. Mortician being the perfect example with all their 80s horror samples
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