you have to include Raza Truncka, an argentinian folk band, metal mixed with local argentinian music styles like chacarera, and others. Skiltron doesn't count, they play celtic folk.
The Russian Hacker They dont even accept the culture of the country they live in. Even e.g. ethnic germans dont rly accept their own culture. Im German btw :)
+The Man called Sting that is true. but it doesn't help that German was stripped of much of it's culture due to those National Socialist Party guys in the late 1930s and that your current chancellor is a traitor to her own people.
Metal Maestro and on top of this bands with coloured members extend past the boundaries of folk metal into mainstream metal as well, bands like Dragonforce, Dream Theater, Metallica, Anthrax (part native american), Morbid angel, Napalm death, Soundgarden, Rainbow, System of a down, Slayer, Vektor, Suicidal Tendencies, Cynic, Deftones, Suffocation, Living colour, Sepultura, Trivium, Killswitch engage, Opeth, Angra, Body count, Krisiun, Sarcofago, Alice in chains, King's X and Rage against the machine. Additionally, "European " metal, although started by black Sabbath wouldn't sound anything like it does had it not been for one of the genre's most important progenitors, Jim Hendrix, without whom we would not have the wave of heavy, distorted blues influenced psychedelic rock which heavily influenced Sabbath's sound. And don't even get me started on the slew of punk bands with black and Hispanic members that influenced thrash and by extension, everything that came after as well as the heavy influence African-American jazz and blues had on metal across the entirety of it's history. Also, to add to ur list of culturally inspired metal bands such as Aeternam, Artcell, Dir en grey, Odious and Zeal and ardor.
It's not so much about population as it is about influence, I'm not saying that simply because non-white metal musicians exist that metal is inherently non-European. I am saying you can't say that metal is completely and totally European as much of metal's heritage lies outside of Europe, in African genres such as blues and later jazz and African ideas, as the artist most commonly credited for creating the specific brand of heavy, distorted bluesy psychedelic rock that influenced metal's forefathers such as Sabbath and Zeppelin was an African-American man, Jimi Hendrix. Furthermore later, many hispanic musicians played a major role in the development of thrash, a genre commonly regarded as the crossroads that all modern metal genres take common influence from, thus making large portions of metal culture reliant on hispanic contributions. Also note that Europe is not culturally monolithic, although metal bands did exist all across Europe since the genre's inception the vast majority of notable bands excluding America came from either England or Germany, and Scandinavia, largely regarded as the region that produces the most metal music in the modern age, only truly entered prominence AFTER the American innovations of thrash and death, genre's heavily built on foundations laid by African and Hispanic musicians as well as musicians of European descent. The reason we can still say rap is almost inextricably connected to the African-American culture is because it is a sound built by African-American musicians descended from other distinctly African-American styles of music such as jazz, soul and funk, so yes, although I could list dozens of non-African rappers as well as non-African jazz and soul musicians, the genres can still be viewed as distinctly African because they are based entirely on African ideas and concepts and are consistently dominated largely by the ethnicity whose culture birthed the ideas the genre is based upon, metal on the other hand despite being dominated by Europeans is not based on distinctly European ideas, it is based on African ideas. And before you start treating me like some weird leftist shill, I would clarify that this connection does of course go both ways, classical orchestral music is a distinctly European genre based on ideas that inextricably historically distinct to European culture and although countless African, Asian and South American composers exist today who all put their own cultural spin on these historically European ideas, if one must racialize music, which I honestly don't see the purpose in, classical does still qualify as a distinctly European genre as it is based on and consistently dominated by European ideas and artists, same goes for other "White" genres such as country and electronic music. Though, to be honest, music is music, I really do not see the purpose in racializing art.
I love how the melodies you hear in wild-west and mongolian rock/metal both sound like the galloping, it tells a lot of how much this cultures depended on the horse.
Interesting observation. Both Mongolian and Country tend to use similar scales (major/minor pentatonic), as well as in triplets that give a very galloping, horse-like feel.
This video is the reason why I've been obsessed with Mongolian folk metal for months now. I love the look on people's face when they ask me what I'm listening to and I say Mongolian folk metal.
I find it absolutely beautiful how all those cultural elements are shown in metal music as well. It was lovely to listen to the different types of folk metal! Thank you for uploading this!
If you're short on folk metal bands, I will give you some that you could check out :) Abinchova (Switzerland) Aktarum (belgium) Bifröst (Austria) bloody tyrant 暴君 (taiwan) Brymir (finland) Chthonic 閃靈 (taiwan) Cnoc An Tursa (United Kingdom) Drakum (spain) Drakwald (France) Folkearth (International) FrostTide (Finland) Furor Gallico Grimner Gwydion Heidra Heol Telwen (france) Krampus Nightcreepers (france) Nokturnal Mortum Nomans Land Nordheim Northland (spain) Runic The Samans (china) Shangren Suidakra Svartby (russia) Svartsot Thorondir Thrudvangar Trollfest Trollheim's Valhalore Valknacht Valuatir Vanir Winterhymn Wolfchant XIV Dark Centuries Žrec Аравт / Aravt These are the folk metal bands I know but I'm always looking for more. List does not include bands that are mentioned in the video's description
If i can ever be bothered to make another updated version, i will add Turkic (Yasru, Ulytau, Darkestrah or Mezarkabul). Hungarian (Dalriada), Israeli (Orphaned Land/Yossi Sassi), Korean (Gostwind), Chinese (Chthonic, Dream Spirit, or Black Kirin).
*To all saying Sabaton is not a Folk Metal band*.... I know!!!...Never said they were, They are in this video because they happen to have one song that is influenced by Country-Western Folk music, and this song is the best example of country/western metal i could find so i used it to represent the style. This does not mean that Sabaton are a Country/Western Folk Metal band. They are a Power Metal band, who happen to have one exemplary Country/Western Folk Metal song. This video is simply showing that these folk styles exist in metal in some form, not necessarily as a band's entire sound. You won't believe how many comments there are contesting this. I discovered Dezperadoz and Redwest after making this video, check them out for fully Country-Western Metal bands.
+Metal Maestro Check out Sign of the Southern Cross for true country/American folk metal: the first three tracks on Of Mountains and Moonshine are gold and the entire album is very very solid overall.
+Deryk Crum Though that is very often how they're described, I respectfully disagree in that they take some of the American folk/blues influence in Pantera further to the point where I would partially describe them as a cross between old school Sabbath doom metal and Pantera thrash. To me different enough to set them apart, but I'm not everyone.
You know, there isn't really a bluegrass metal or a Western metal band I could even think of, I mean there's plenty of Southern rock, but no true power metal with Americana-folk music. Closest thing to that maybe is Goddamn Gallows. (Though technically blues is a sort of American folk music)
***** Doesn't really sound like bluegrass, it actually sounds vikingish/celtic to me. BTW, because of this, and other personal inspirations, I am personally working on a bluegrass power metal song. I'll throw up a demo in the near future. It ain't gonna sound pretty, but once I refurbish it, it'll be a bit better.
Dude for some reason I decided to check out your channel tonight, and I'm glad I did. This is an excellent compilation of artists, and will give people who are newcomers to the genre an idea of what sort of folk metal they'll want to check out first. I'm going to have check out some more folk metal from non-European countries, particularly Mongolian folk metal.
Thanks man! Introducing people to new and different kinds of Folk Metal was exactly the point of this video, i'm glad its working! Mongolian Folk Metal is great! You might want to check out the playlists i made to help people find even more of these various folk styles.
Thank you for this Metalliam Its great how much folk compliments Metal, I love that my favourite genre can implement heritage and history so well and keep it alive and fresh. Been trying to explore folk metal from all over the world lately so I am very grateful for you making this \m/
This is a very nicely put together compilation and and a very interesting passing glance at the Folk-Metal/World Metal genre and what is going on within throughout the globe. Cheers for putting it up here Metal Maestro, a lot of stuff worth investigating further along with some classics we'd already be well aware of!
I'm not really into a lot of metal. particularly newer stuff but it is really really cool to me to hear this blending of styles. I enjoyed it a lot. plus I love how it captures and keeps each cultures heritage alive for future generations to learn and enjoy.
The German band is “Equilibrium”. I love them, an extremely underrrated and versatile band. They even have a few folk metal songs mixed with Arab music like their song “Karawane”. They’re also the band that does the reggae metal with “Heavy Chill.”
Great compilation! The quality of the music is a bit of a hit-or-miss, but it's still good to know there are so many folk metal subgenres there. Some good bands to check out too. Thanks for posting!
There's a band in Brazil called Arandu Arakuaa, which is Tupi-Guarani Folk Metal. You should listen to it, sounds very close to the indigenous songs of brazilian tribes.
Scottish Metal: badass balls to the wall bagpipes and electric guitar Irish Metal: the fucking flute with an electric guitar Germany: gets the fucking blitzkrieg ready at first and then uses an instrument that I have no idea what the fuck Even is
Korpiklaani, Finntroll, Arkona, Leshak, Equilibrium, Tengger Cavalry and Suidakra have made it - couldn't be happier :D guessing, that Craving isn't popular enough to be mentioned :D
They are amazing. Finnish bands seem to always be master composers, even foreign styles of music from other parts of the world. Wagakki Band from Japan are great, all though they are mostly closer to folk rock.
MimukinTV Onmyo-Za are great too! If you haven't already you should check out my 'Asian Folk Metal' playlist, which has around 180 songs from many folk metal bands from Japan, China, Korea, Mongolia, Taiwan, and also western countries that use East Asian instruments.
A great and interesting video. Folk Metal itself is a fabulous trip. If you don't mind, I think it's possible to add Dutch Folk Metal with Heidevolk (inspired by the Batavian tales), Israeli Metal with Orphaned Land (inspired by the Jewish legends) and French Folk Metal with Les Alabres (inspired by the French Middle Age).
6massa6cre6 Pre-Colombian simply means native american cultures before European settlement. This includes everything from Inuits to Incans, including Mayan, Aztec, And all other Native American people. Another synonym could he Pre-Colonial.
Oh, I love so much that you have kept away from all those unnecessary guitar solos. Solos, if any, should belong to the special instruments in folk metal, I personally love guitars chuggy. :3
Awesome that you have Equilibrium here for Germany and for reggae. Very underrated band. I love that they can combine their music with just about anything from reggae to polka to video game sounds (Helden)
I discovered Whispered through this video, it has become my favourite metal band with folkish influences. I love especially their newest album 'Metsutan'
when i listen to folk metal , i dont just get enough with it , i must later seek to understand how folk music sounds like originally , it's basically a mind opener i think
Yes but that exact song is a Western folk metal song. I also wouldn't call them power metal, they have only a few songs that could be considered power metal.
It's a shame that there's a lot of Japanese bands but they don't play with folk sounds. Foreign bands like Whispered (Norway) have developed their Japanese style.
Es una lastima porque es una tierra con mucha cultura, sobre todo en la música tradicional. Las bandas que son de Mongolia saben cómo combinar su música autóctona con el metal
great vid.. you didnt brought the perfect example for Equilibrium because theyre actually pretty ''aggressive'' but i found some new folk metal bands so yeah thanks lol!
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you have to include Raza Truncka, an argentinian folk band, metal mixed with local argentinian music styles like chacarera, and others. Skiltron doesn't count, they play celtic folk.
Luka Srp Skiltron do not represent Argentinian music... they represent Celtic music...
@@MetalMaestro i know, just kidding. But hear me and listen yo that band 🤘🏼
@@gaia316 Will do. Thanks for the recommendation.
Dude... Yes! Thanks for this, too many bands to look into now.
there's no doubt, Metal can unite people and cultures.
Tavish Finnegan DeGroot So if all those refugees would listen to Metal there would no problems :-)
The Russian Hacker They dont even accept the culture of the country they live in. Even e.g. ethnic germans dont rly accept their own culture. Im German btw :)
+The Man called Sting that is true. but it doesn't help that German was stripped of much of it's culture due to those National Socialist Party guys in the late 1930s and that your current chancellor is a traitor to her own people.
Metal Maestro and on top of this bands with coloured members extend past the boundaries of folk metal into mainstream metal as well, bands like Dragonforce, Dream Theater, Metallica, Anthrax (part native american), Morbid angel, Napalm death, Soundgarden, Rainbow, System of a down, Slayer, Vektor, Suicidal Tendencies, Cynic, Deftones, Suffocation, Living colour, Sepultura, Trivium, Killswitch engage, Opeth, Angra, Body count, Krisiun, Sarcofago, Alice in chains, King's X and Rage against the machine. Additionally, "European " metal, although started by black Sabbath wouldn't sound anything like it does had it not been for one of the genre's most important progenitors, Jim Hendrix, without whom we would not have the wave of heavy, distorted blues influenced psychedelic rock which heavily influenced Sabbath's sound. And don't even get me started on the slew of punk bands with black and Hispanic members that influenced thrash and by extension, everything that came after as well as the heavy influence African-American jazz and blues had on metal across the entirety of it's history. Also, to add to ur list of culturally inspired metal bands such as Aeternam, Artcell, Dir en grey, Odious and Zeal and ardor.
It's not so much about population as it is about influence, I'm not saying that simply because non-white metal musicians exist that metal is inherently non-European. I am saying you can't say that metal is completely and totally European as much of metal's heritage lies outside of Europe, in African genres such as blues and later jazz and African ideas, as the artist most commonly credited for creating the specific brand of heavy, distorted bluesy psychedelic rock that influenced metal's forefathers such as Sabbath and Zeppelin was an African-American man, Jimi Hendrix. Furthermore later, many hispanic musicians played a major role in the development of thrash, a genre commonly regarded as the crossroads that all modern metal genres take common influence from, thus making large portions of metal culture reliant on hispanic contributions. Also note that Europe is not culturally monolithic, although metal bands did exist all across Europe since the genre's inception the vast majority of notable bands excluding America came from either England or Germany, and Scandinavia, largely regarded as the region that produces the most metal music in the modern age, only truly entered prominence AFTER the American innovations of thrash and death, genre's heavily built on foundations laid by African and Hispanic musicians as well as musicians of European descent. The reason we can still say rap is almost inextricably connected to the African-American culture is because it is a sound built by African-American musicians descended from other distinctly African-American styles of music such as jazz, soul and funk, so yes, although I could list dozens of non-African rappers as well as non-African jazz and soul musicians, the genres can still be viewed as distinctly African because they are based entirely on African ideas and concepts and are consistently dominated largely by the ethnicity whose culture birthed the ideas the genre is based upon, metal on the other hand despite being dominated by Europeans is not based on distinctly European ideas, it is based on African ideas. And before you start treating me like some weird leftist shill, I would clarify that this connection does of course go both ways, classical orchestral music is a distinctly European genre based on ideas that inextricably historically distinct to European culture and although countless African, Asian and South American composers exist today who all put their own cultural spin on these historically European ideas, if one must racialize music, which I honestly don't see the purpose in, classical does still qualify as a distinctly European genre as it is based on and consistently dominated by European ideas and artists, same goes for other "White" genres such as country and electronic music. Though, to be honest, music is music, I really do not see the purpose in racializing art.
I love how the melodies you hear in wild-west and mongolian rock/metal both sound like the galloping, it tells a lot of how much this cultures depended on the horse.
Interesting observation. Both Mongolian and Country tend to use similar scales (major/minor pentatonic), as well as in triplets that give a very galloping, horse-like feel.
Sabaton is power metal who makes music from military history nor counterterrorism western that song is about Audi Murphy
This video is the reason why I've been obsessed with Mongolian folk metal for months now. I love the look on people's face when they ask me what I'm listening to and I say Mongolian folk metal.
I love it how well folk and metal mix together.
I Recommand band Bloody Tyrant. My fav songs by them are Ode to the falling rain, in the shade of leaves and blade philosophy
Definitely. But I'm surprised that Falconer wasn't included.
I had no idea there were so many styles of folk metal. I thought it was all just northern European stuff. This is all excellent!
folk means people, salu2
There are a suorising lot Off finnish folk metal bands, from what i know. So its cool To know other kinda too
The japanese folk metal In this video was made by a fully finnish band, and the reggae was german so you are not totally wrong
I should create an Australian folk metal band with didgeridoos
That would be gorgeous 💗
Let's check the band called "Like a storm" they use a didgeridoo ;)
Oh, so aren't there any Australian folk metal bads with didgeridoos? 😨
Fucking do it!
Do it black metal
Reggae metal
My life is complete
Hrafnaguð moshpits are very slow because everybody’s higher than a kite
X2
Maybe you should check out Skindred then
@@hugoshobbies1688 🔥🎧👌💯
I'm impressed too!😁
That German equilibrium song is hilarious. Makes me think of oompa loompas or teletubbies dancing around smashing people's faces in.
greetings from Germany!
"oompaloompa or teletubies dancing around and smahs people in face!!!!"damn you made my day!!!
well, Wirtshausgaudi is about drinking beer, that's why I think, that the music is quite fitting ;)
I find it absolutely beautiful how all those cultural elements are shown in metal music as well. It was lovely to listen to the different types of folk metal! Thank you for uploading this!
If you're short on folk metal bands, I will give you some that you could check out :)
Abinchova (Switzerland)
Aktarum (belgium)
Bifröst (Austria)
bloody tyrant 暴君 (taiwan)
Brymir (finland)
Chthonic 閃靈 (taiwan)
Cnoc An Tursa (United Kingdom)
Drakum (spain)
Drakwald (France)
Folkearth (International)
FrostTide (Finland)
Furor Gallico
Grimner
Gwydion
Heidra
Heol Telwen (france)
Krampus
Nightcreepers (france)
Nokturnal Mortum
Nomans Land
Nordheim
Northland (spain)
Runic
The Samans (china)
Shangren
Suidakra
Svartby (russia)
Svartsot
Thorondir
Thrudvangar
Trollfest
Trollheim's
Valhalore
Valknacht
Valuatir
Vanir
Winterhymn
Wolfchant
XIV Dark Centuries
Žrec
Аравт / Aravt
These are the folk metal bands I know but I'm always looking for more.
List does not include bands that are mentioned in the video's description
+Metal Maestro
Checking them out :)
+Metal Maestro te falto metal prehispanico (el folk metal de mexico)
great job, man!!!
slayermusiq1 by freyas tits! Thanks mate :D
tuatha de danann
When the Italian metal started playing, my brain immediately imagined Mario and Luigi headbanging 😅
Hahaha!
Lmao
If i can ever be bothered to make another updated version, i will add Turkic (Yasru, Ulytau, Darkestrah or Mezarkabul). Hungarian (Dalriada), Israeli (Orphaned Land/Yossi Sassi), Korean (Gostwind), Chinese (Chthonic, Dream Spirit, or Black Kirin).
+Metal Maestro Looking forward to see Aq Bure there ;)
+Metal Maestro Great compilation !
Never I had heard such a thing as Reggae Metal hahahha, seems to be cool.
+Metal Maestro And Hungarian (Uralic): Sacra Arcana, Virrasztok, Dalriada, KerecsenSolyom. Baradj is good Turkic band, as is Darkestrah.
+Metal Maestro add Russian metal to, Arkona is the best example
Ignacio Catalán I already used Slavic Metal
In Uruguay there's a band called "pecho e fierro" that mixes metal with uruguayan folk music "milonga".
ya la estoy buscando!
Milonga es argentina perro
@@MetalWolf47 la milonga es uruguaya y el tango argentino
Pd: soy argentino
@@TomasArias_121 a si, tenés razón perro
@@TomasArias_121 La Milonga es rioplatense uruguayo pecho frío de provincia rebelde de mierda..
The best 12 minutes of my life
*To all saying Sabaton is not a Folk Metal band*.... I know!!!...Never said they were, They are in this video because they happen to have one song that is influenced by Country-Western Folk music, and this song is the best example of country/western metal i could find so i used it to represent the style. This does not mean that Sabaton are a Country/Western Folk Metal band. They are a Power Metal band, who happen to have one exemplary Country/Western Folk Metal song.
This video is simply showing that these folk styles exist in metal in some form, not necessarily as a band's entire sound. You won't believe how many comments there are contesting this.
I discovered Dezperadoz and Redwest after making this video, check them out for fully Country-Western Metal bands.
+Metal Maestro Check out Sign of the Southern Cross for true country/American folk metal: the first three tracks on Of Mountains and Moonshine are gold and the entire album is very very solid overall.
+Journeyman107 I'm glad you gave them a chance but they just sound like a terrible rendition of Pantera.
+Deryk Crum Though that is very often how they're described, I respectfully disagree in that they take some of the American folk/blues influence in Pantera further to the point where I would partially describe them as a cross between old school Sabbath doom metal and Pantera thrash. To me different enough to set them apart, but I'm not everyone.
You know, there isn't really a bluegrass metal or a Western metal band I could even think of, I mean there's plenty of Southern rock, but no true power metal with Americana-folk music. Closest thing to that maybe is Goddamn Gallows. (Though technically blues is a sort of American folk music)
*****
Doesn't really sound like bluegrass, it actually sounds vikingish/celtic to me. BTW, because of this, and other personal inspirations, I am personally working on a bluegrass power metal song. I'll throw up a demo in the near future. It ain't gonna sound pretty, but once I refurbish it, it'll be a bit better.
I miss Dalriada, the Hungarian folk metal band. Its so awesome, so check out.
Dude for some reason I decided to check out your channel tonight, and I'm glad I did. This is an excellent compilation of artists, and will give people who are newcomers to the genre an idea of what sort of folk metal they'll want to check out first. I'm going to have check out some more folk metal from non-European countries, particularly Mongolian folk metal.
Thanks man! Introducing people to new and different kinds of Folk Metal was exactly the point of this video, i'm glad its working! Mongolian Folk Metal is great! You might want to check out the playlists i made to help people find even more of these various folk styles.
Playing D&D was never so epic!! Thanks for the upload and keep up the good job!!
I suggest Chthonic as a representative of Taiwanese folk metal.
That's what I call an awesome public service. Thank you! Now I can explain for other people what I'm listening without searching tons of vids.
Best video I've seen on metal I've seen all month.
May metal live forever!
+Perry B Thank you!
F'n bagpipes in metal. Hell yeah. That Irish is good too. Slavic? Check, Hell pretty much all of them. Very nice.
this is so informative and educational and wisdom third eye opening inspiration.
thank you
Thank you for this Metalliam
Its great how much folk compliments Metal, I love that my favourite genre can implement heritage and history so well and keep it alive and fresh. Been trying to explore folk metal from all over the world lately so I am very grateful for you making this \m/
Love the throat singing in the Mongolian metal. My wife thinks it demonic. Trying convince it not because Tibet monks do it
joe defazio tell her that Mongol and Tuvan women even do throat singing. Lots of videos on RUclips
I never knew just how much I needed Reggae Metal in my life until now.
Track 1: How do I get rid of the desire to invade England? Please help!
+Julia Saltflower Just think about the terrible weather
+La Patata Jedi This Is life!!
Julia Saltflower invade Jerusalem instead
I dont think anyone can invade england realistically lol
Chaz Morris that's why England had one of the biggest empires
This is a very nicely put together compilation and and a very interesting passing glance at the Folk-Metal/World Metal genre and what is going on within throughout the globe. Cheers for putting it up here Metal Maestro, a lot of stuff worth investigating further along with some classics we'd already be well aware of!
Great! Please make part II. A contribution from Brazil: Arandu Arakuaa. Folk metal in indigenous Tupi-Guarani language!
This video is awesome! Please make another one!
Fucking hell, Myrath and Whispered sound awesome!
The new samples if you have already seen my original video - 2:34, 3:44, 4:23, 4:52, 6:23, 9:41.
+Metal Maestro Great videos! This one, even better :D thanks for that!
I'm not really into a lot of metal. particularly newer stuff but it is really really cool to me to hear this blending of styles. I enjoyed it a lot. plus I love how it captures and keeps each cultures heritage alive for future generations to learn and enjoy.
Careful there, I started like this and now doing some badass headbanging to brutal death metal :D Folk metal is what brings people to the Dark Side!
i find the flamenco metal beautiful
Myrath is amazing.
German and Slavic ones are so cheerful I'm- their folk music is so different to how they're seen from outsiders haha
The German band is “Equilibrium”. I love them, an extremely underrrated and versatile band. They even have a few folk metal songs mixed with Arab music like their song “Karawane”. They’re also the band that does the reggae metal with “Heavy Chill.”
Falkenbach should be on every compilation ever. End of story.
Finnish folk metal is the best! Suomi perkele!
The Tangerine Tantrum Juu, en mäkään sit oikeest pidä. Piti vaan sanoo se isänmaan puolesta
fascinating language ;)
Juu voihan sitä sanoo niinki
Soittivat vielä tuon bändin ehkä huonoimman kappaleen.
@@jussieronen3707 nii määki kattoin että ehkä Verjmuarmu tai sitten perkeleen parempi kipale...
All of these UUGGGGH...
I LOVE THEM ALL. I WANT ALL THE ALBUMS!!! D8
FUCK. I DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT LINK TO CLICK ON FIRST.
DAMMIT
We are all folks, power to the folks all over the world. 🤘 from 🇳🇴
This is why we love folk metal.
Thanks for the video.
I liked it!
Nordic, Finnic, Mongol metal my favs.
Great compilation! The quality of the music is a bit of a hit-or-miss, but it's still good to know there are so many folk metal subgenres there. Some good bands to check out too. Thanks for posting!
There's a band in Brazil called Arandu Arakuaa, which is Tupi-Guarani Folk Metal. You should listen to it, sounds very close to the indigenous songs of brazilian tribes.
Kauê Junior Neckel thanks
chaska imperio caido banda peruana de folk
Kauê Junior Neckel what?? Até isso tem?! Kkkkk vou procurar agora
Scottish Metal: badass balls to the wall bagpipes and electric guitar
Irish Metal: the fucking flute with an electric guitar
Germany: gets the fucking blitzkrieg ready at first and then uses an instrument that I have no idea what the fuck Even is
3.22
I've been there... Very nice place :)
Thank you Metal Maestro, I love this!
I don’t know if Gevolt counts, but I just wanted to bring it up because Yiddish metal needs some loving!!!
Dude you got a great job. I love this. It s more beautiful than first video ;) congratulations :)
So glad this got unblocked in US!
Korpiklaani, Finntroll, Arkona, Leshak, Equilibrium, Tengger Cavalry and Suidakra have made it - couldn't be happier :D guessing, that Craving isn't popular enough to be mentioned :D
War Horse - Tengger Cavalry reminds me of another song (classical one maybe?) but i cant figure which
thaaaaankk youuuuuu ! your video is exactly what I need !!!
Reggae - Heavy Chill
:'DDD
The pirate metal album cover was quite possibly the most badass thing I've ever seen
Whispered is the best East-Asian Folk Metal band, although they are Finnish band... They make much better metal songs than we Japanese...
They are amazing. Finnish bands seem to always be master composers, even foreign styles of music from other parts of the world. Wagakki Band from Japan are great, all though they are mostly closer to folk rock.
Metal Maestro
Yes Wagakki Band is nice band, which combined Japanese instruments with Pop/Rock music. I also like Onmyo-Za, it's rather Metal-ish.
MimukinTV Onmyo-Za are great too! If you haven't already you should check out my 'Asian Folk Metal' playlist, which has around 180 songs from many folk metal bands from Japan, China, Korea, Mongolia, Taiwan, and also western countries that use East Asian instruments.
Metal Maestro
Great work! I'll check it out!
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Awesome! Thank you for your videos!
A great and interesting video. Folk Metal itself is a fabulous trip. If you don't mind, I think it's possible to add Dutch Folk Metal with Heidevolk (inspired by the Batavian tales), Israeli Metal with Orphaned Land (inspired by the Jewish legends) and French Folk Metal with Les Alabres (inspired by the French Middle Age).
AlexMoby I already know Heidevolk and Orphaned land, but i will check out the other one if i make another video.
Metal Maestro Also it would be good if you add mayan/aztec folk metal, check out Xipe totec kalpul
Fernando Macias I have a whole playlist full of those bands on my channel. Check out "Native American Folk Metal"
6massa6cre6 Pre-Colombian simply means native american cultures before European settlement. This includes everything from Inuits to Incans, including Mayan, Aztec, And all other Native American people. Another synonym could he Pre-Colonial.
yo thanks for this list!!!!!
You're welcome!
Oh, I love so much that you have kept away from all those unnecessary guitar solos. Solos, if any, should belong to the special instruments in folk metal, I personally love guitars chuggy. :3
You should've shown some paintings of Rus' for the Russian Folk Metal part instead of modern Kremlin
Awesome that you have Equilibrium here for Germany and for reggae. Very underrated band. I love that they can combine their music with just about anything from reggae to polka to video game sounds (Helden)
Best part about skiltron is they make Scottish power metal. And they're from south America
So good, very very good compilation
The scandinavian and german fock metal is the best, for my. Good job!
I discovered Whispered through this video, it has become my favourite metal band with folkish influences. I love especially their newest album 'Metsutan'
Where are Hungarian, Estonian and Latvian Metal? They got some very distinct pieces
Slavic metal?
Examples please. Admixture of slavic and finnish?
@@ezemorali582 None of those countries are slavic.
And also no Lithuanian,Polish Metal
@@ReasonAboveEverything Skyforger
Pirate and Reggae are so fun XD This stuff is awesome
The Greek one was sooooo good
Two bands of Argentina in this compilation, a true honor!
Great Video! But what is the Hungarian Folk Metal? For Instance: Dalriada?
+Tamás Lambert Niburta is better. Or for folk rock check Napra.
+András Somosvári ...Hát, kinek a pap kinek a paplan!
Falkenbach is my favorite from them all :) he's the most northern lyrics based musician of them all :P
muy bueno, me gusto mucho
Great video, thanks for sharing! Made some great discoveries.
You should use Percival Schuttenbach or Arkona for slavic metal.
Thank you for creating this.
those southern Europeans, always different from the rest.. :D
With our mandolini, ciaramelle and fisarmoniche ❤
First video which shows japanese folk metal. I've never seen it in another metal video und I LOVE this genre
how about Dutch folk metal.
heidevolk is great \m/
when i listen to folk metal , i dont just get enough with it , i must later seek to understand how folk music sounds like originally , it's basically a mind opener i think
Inca Metal.
Yes, im completed
This video got me into folk metal.
6:23 WTF?! Sabaton is Swedish power metal
Yes but that exact song is a Western folk metal song.
I also wouldn't call them power metal, they have only a few songs that could be considered power metal.
Brilliant sampler - well done!!!
It's a shame that there's a lot of Japanese bands but they don't play with folk sounds. Foreign bands like Whispered (Norway) have developed their Japanese style.
Es una lastima porque es una tierra con mucha cultura, sobre todo en la música tradicional. Las bandas que son de Mongolia saben cómo combinar su música autóctona con el metal
Holy shit this is awesome, great work dude!!
Мой абажаемый Лешак тож сюда попал!)
Thank You Metal Maestro Very Good
Arabic metal sounds the best in my opinion.
biiiiiig thank u !! great video :)
"Reggie folk metal"
No steel drums. 0/10.
Hey, this all sounds pretty good, like something out of an epic fairy tale, I wanna hear mo-
3:23
SUDDENLY METAL POLKA OUT OF NOWHERE HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
JAPANASE=Fairy Tail OST= epic folk metal
***** but the fairy tail ost is folk metal, and good.
if you do not like the anime , it's your problem but considering ost metal : V
Metal Maestro Japanese instruments used
D:
ikr. Yasuharu Takanashi just nails metal x Japanese music
great vid.. you didnt brought the perfect example for Equilibrium because theyre actually pretty ''aggressive'' but i found some new folk metal bands so yeah thanks lol!
ALESTORM yohoho
Thank you for this seriously!!
ruclips.net/video/ouOcLdgp-70/видео.html Brazilian Folk Metal "ARANDU ARAKUAA"
Awesome video dude! I like the pictures, they add to the atmosphere
Brazilian? Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots