The Roots in Rock & Classic Metal Rock 'n' Roll : Ike Turner - Rocket 88 Blues Rock : Rory Gallagher - A Million Miles Away Psychedelic Rock : The 13th Floor Elevators - You’re Gonna Miss Me Occult Rock : Coven - Wicked Woman Garage Rock : The Sonics - Strychnine Progressive Rock : Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick Symphonic Prog Rock : Alphataurus - La Mente Vola Anatolian Rock : Erkin Koray - Karlı Dağlar Space Rock : Monster Magnet - Tab.. Krautrock : Amon Düül II - Archangel Thunderbird Hard Rock : Uriah Heep - Easy Living Heavy Psych : Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part II Glam Metal : W.A.S.P. - I Wanna Be Somebody Proto-Heavy Metal : Sir Lord Baltimore - Kingdom Come Heavy Metal : Aria - Прощай, Норфолк! NWOBHM : Satan - Trial by Fire Dark Heavy Metal : Mercyful Fate - Mightmare Speed Metal : ADX - Déesse Du Crime US Power Metal : Crimson Glory - Masque of the Red Death Power Metal : Helloween - Eagle Fly Free Extreme Power Metal : Wintersun - Battle Against Time Visual Kei : Onmyo-Za - 天獄の厳霊 Neoclassical Metal : Galneryus - Angel of Salvation Symphonic Metal : Evenoire - Days of the Blackbird Thrash, Death & Black Thrash Metal ("Soft") : Megadeth - Tornado of Souls Thrash Metal (Extreme) : Kreator - Pleasure to Kill Crossover Thrash : Carnivore - Jesus Hitler Speed Thrash Metal : Vulture - Vendetta Groove Metal : Machine Head - Davidian Technical Thrash Metal : Vektor - Tetrastructural Minds Progressive Thrash Metal : Anacrusis - Sound The Alarm Black Thrash : Sabbat - The Dwelling Deathrash : Massacra - Enjoy the Violence Death Metal : Bolt Thrower - For Victory Melodic Death Metal : Kalmah - Defeat Technical Death Metal : Obscura - Septuagint Progressive Death Metal : Cynic - Veil of Maya Dissonant Death/Avant-Garde Tech Death : Gorguts - Le Toit Du Monde Lovecraftian Death Metal : Portal - Omnipotent Crawling Chaos Brutal Death Metal : Cryptopsy - Phobophile Ultra-Brutal Death Metal : Orchidectomy - Procreate To Eviscerate Paleolithic Metal : Neoandertals - Diet of Worm Slam Death Metal : Gorevent - Bleeding Improv Death Metal : Encenathrakh - ThraagethraatetaarhtegaarhT Industrial Death Metal : Meathook Seed - Famine Sector Symphonic Death Metal : Septicflesh - The Vampire from Nazareth Death n Roll : Carcass - Keep on Rotting in the Free World Old School Deathcore : Deformity - Night Scars Deathcore : Aversions Crown - Erebus Beatdown Deathcore : Distant - Hellmouth Blackened Death Metal : Necrophobic - Unholy Prophecies First Wave Black Metal : Sarcofago - INRI Second Wave Black Metal : Marduk - Wolves Melodic Black Metal : Obsequiae - Autumnal Pyre Melodic Black/Death : Dissection - Night's Blood Sognametal : Windir - Todeswalzer Raw Black Metal : Baxaxaxa - Church of The Anti-Christ Depressive Black Metal : Dismal - 命 Atmospheric Black Metal : Csejthe - Chasseresse Ambient Black Metal : Lustre - Petrichor Blackgaze : Sadness - I Want To Be With You Post-Black Metal : Harakiri For The Sky - Homecoming, Denied! Symphonic Black Metal : Arcturus - To Thou Who Dwellest in the Night Epic Black Metal : Summoning - Ashen Gold Brutal Black Metal : Impaled Nazarene - Chaosgoat Law War Metal : Filth Chasm - Erotic Zealotry Industrial Black Metal : Mysticum - The Rest NSBM : Totale Vernichtung - Totale Vernichtung - Die Stacheldrahtzieher RABM : Trespasser - Tresspasser - Death To Fight Death Holy Unblack Metal : Reverorum ib Malacht - De Christo, Servo Dei Orthodox Black Metal : VI - Il est trop tard pour rendre gloire. Ainsi la lumière sera changée en ombre de la mort Technical Black Metal : Krallice - Years Past Matter Progressive Black Metal : Enslaved - As Fire Swept Black n Roll : SHLEM - Имя его Шлем Lo-Fi Black Psych : Black Magick SS - Crusader Black Ambient : Moëvöt - Oraison Dungeon Synth : Hedge Wizard - Ancient Vibrations Blackened Noise : Μνήμα - Disciples Of Excremental Liturgies Brown Metal : Lugubrum - Dust Binst Drinken Pagan Black Metal : Havukruunu - Uinuos syömein sota Folk Black Metal : Temnozor - Werewolf Folk and Regional, Doom & Post-Metal Viking Metal : Bathory - Blood Fire Death Folk Viking : Falkenbach - Heathen Foray Folk Metal : Finntroll - Trollhammaren Folk Power : Dalriada - Hajdútánc Battle Metal : Turisas - Among Ancestors Medieval Folk Metal : Folkstone - Vortici scuri Celtic Metal : Heol Telwen - Dahud Basque Metal : Ilbeltz - Maiñel Moxkortiyarena Occitan Metal : Hantaoma - Flama Alpine Metal : Rauhnacht - Auf zur Schlacht Slavic Metal : Grai - Вставай с колен Hellenic Metal : Kawir - Hades Oriental Metal : Al-Namrood - Hayat Al Khlood Israeli Metal : Orphaned Land - The Kiss of Babylon Turkish Metal : Yaşru - Börübay Chinese Metal : Black Kirin - Blood Oath Japanese Metal : Undead Corporation - 去りゆくものは陸の風 Korean Metal : Gostwind - Korean Road Steppe Metal : Tengger Cavalry - Galloping Towards the Great Land Maori Metal : Alien Weaponry - Kai Tangata African Metal : Arkan - Awala Indian Metal : Kartikeya - Sarva Mangalam Andean Metal : Tierramystica - Celebration to the Sun Latino Metal : Aztlan - Legion Mexica Flamenco Metal : Flametal - The Elder Country Metal : Dezperados - Riders in the Sky Pirate Metal : Alestorm - 1741 (The Battle of Cartagena) Reggae Metal : Equilibrium - Heavy Chill Dark Folk/Neofolk Metal : Agalloch - ... And The Great Cold Death Of The Earth Proto-Doom Metal : Black Sabbath - War Pigs Doom Metal : Reverend Bizarre - Burn In Hell Epic Doom Metal : Candlemass - Solitude Symphonic Doom Metal : Estatic Fear - Chapter IV Folk Doom Metal : Empyrium - Lover's Grief Agonic Doom Metal : Uaral - Sounds of Pain Black Doom Metal : Samael - Morbid Metal Death Doom Metal : Mourning Beloveth - The Words that Crawled Funeral Doom Metal : Worship - Whispering Gloom Drone Metal : CZLT - Junkyard Side A Sludge Metal : Acid Bath - The Blue Atmosludge : TESA - Heartbeatsfromthesky I Stoner Doom : Electric Wizard - Wizard In Black Stoner Metal : Acrimony - Hymns To The Stone Southern Metal : Down - Stone The Crow Gothic Metal : The Gathering - Leaves Post-Metal : Russian Circles - Harper Lewis Metalgaze : Hum - Waves Doomgaze : The Angelic Process - Million Year Summer Trancegaze : Strawberry Hospital - Chimera
Indus, Alt & Prog Industrial Metal : Ministry - N.W.O. Cyber Metal : And Oceans - Intelligence Is Sexy Neue Deutsche Härte : Rammstein - Deutschland Trance Metal : Follow The Cipher - Enter the Cipher Alternative Metal : Tool - Stinkfist Grunge : Tad - Grease Box Funk Metal : Snot - Snot Nu Metal : Deftones - My Own Summer (Shove It) Latin Nu/Alternative Metal : Ill Niño - If You Still Hate Me Cybercore/Cyber Nu : Psiheya - Нет (Серебряной пулей) Rap Metal : Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff Progressive Metal : Conception - Water Confines Shred Prog : Buckethead - Er Djent : Meshuggah - Demiurge Brutal Prog Metal : Behold... the Arctopus - Exospacial Psionic Aura Punk, Core & Grind Hardcore Punk : Minor Threat - I Don't Wanna Hear It Oi! : Star and Stripes - American Oi Melodic Hardcore : Ignite - Bleeding Garage Punk : Taqbir - Sma3 Post-Hardcore : Refused - Liberation Frequency Sasscore : Blood Brothers - Trash Flavored Trash Emocore : Rites of Spring - For Want Of Screamo : Saetia - The Sweetness and the Light Blackened Screamo : We Came Like Tigers - Emoviolence : Lord Snow - Solitude Old School Metalcore : Snapcase - Guilty By Ignorance Modern Metalcore : Knocked Loose - God Knows Beatdown Hardcore : Sunami - Conptemp Cop Melodic Metalcore : xElegyx - Crimson Dawn Mathcore : MouthBreather - Intriguant Trancecore : Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas - Return to Zero Nintendocore : Fucking Werewolf Asso - Keep My Adresse to Yourself, Cause We Need Secrets Digital Hardcore : Halcyondaze - Noise Gate Crust Punk : Doom - Police Bastard Blackened Crust : Iskra - Insurgence Neocrust : Aplinist - Nighttime Poet Daytime Dead Stenchcore : Filth of Mankind - The Final Chapter D-Beat : Destruct - Mutual Destruction Japanese Hardcore : The Stalin - Nothing Burning Spirits : Death Side - Fight Your Way Powerviolence : Crossed-Out - He-Man Queercore : The HIRS Collective - Last Acrylic Nail in the Coffin Noisecore : The Gerogerigegege - ロックン·ロール Thrashcore : Siege - Conform Grindcore : Death Toll 80k - No Escape Deathgrind : Caustic Wound - Death Posture Mincecore : Agathocles - A For Arrogance Grind 'n' Roll : Blood Duster - Underground Jazzgrind : Naked City - Shangkuan Ling-Feng Technical Grindcore/Mathgrind : Gridlink - Look to Windward Cybergrind : Genghis Tron - The Folding Road Breakgrind : Drumcorps - Botch Up And Die Digital Grindcore : Ozigiri - Bounce Bark Speedcore Mathgrind/Noismetal : Noism - Man-I-C Noisegrind : Kuroi Jukai - II Old School Goregrind : Carcass - Regurgitation of Giblets Modern Goregrind : Active Stenosis - Hypophosphatemic Respiratory Failure (Intestinal Fistulae) Mincegore : Haggus - Haggus Cares Groovy Goregrind : Gutalax - Robocock Gorenoise : Cystgurgle - 2nd Track of Ibi Pus Ibi Fermento Glitchgore : Mulk - Hole Factif Experimental, Electronic, Weird Shit, Meme Genres Avant-Garde Metal : Sigh - Scarlet Dream Microtonal Metal : Jute Gyte - I Am in Athens and Pericles Is Young Free Improvisation Metal : Spintria - Baccanalia Generative Metal/IA Metal : Dadabots - Disenchameleons Psychedelic Metal : Oranssi Pazuzu - Uusi Teknokratia Invocation Metal : Dark Buddha Rising - Chonyidt 45 Transcendental Metal : Liturgy - Reign Array Circus Metal : Pensées Nocturnes - Deux bals dans la tête Hooligan Metal : Peste Noire - Casse, Pêches, Fractures et Traditions Jazz Metal : Diablo Swing Ochestra - Voodoo Mon Amour Blues Metal : Crestfallen Dusk - Burn In Hell Surf Metal : Viikate - Otteita syksystä Russian Turbo Polka Metal : Russkaja - Energia Clowncore : Clown Core - Existence Black Hop : Uratsakidogi - Black Hop II Trip Hop Metal : The Soundbyte - The Line Pop Metal : Semargl - Drag Me To Hell Synthpop Metal : Beast In Black - From Hell with Love K-Pop Metal : Pritz - Crazy Cowboy J-Pop Metal : Maximum the Hormone - Chu Chu Lovely Muni Muni Mura Mura J-Black Metal : Necronomidol - Thanatogenesis Psytrance Metal : Noidz - Alienoidz Theme Touhou Metal : Demetori - U.N. Owen Was Her Bitmetal : Rainbowdragoneyes - The Secret Mirror Synthwave Metal : Dance With The Dead - The Poison Blackstep : Phuture Doom - Black Acid Reign Blackened Speedcore : Iperyt - Particular Hatred Vapor Metal : Death's Dynamic Shroud - What To Be Human Glitch Metal : Yakui The Maid - Guilt
@@flonkplonk1649 90% (if not all of these) are real genres just with alternate names. For example, atmosludge is really just called atmospheric sludge metal, and stoner doom is just stoner metal.
@@clandon9624 I have yet to find a genre as polarizing as metal. Most genres of music are genre-locked and barely deviate from the norm. Rock music has revolutionized music in how vast and far it branches out, with metal/core seemingly reaching the furthest with its indifference towards commercial success.
*1. Rock and Classical Metal* 0:00 Rock ‘n’ Roll 0:11 Blues Rock 0:23 Psychedelic Rock 0:34 Occult Rock 0:46 Garage Rock 0:58 Progressive Rock 1:09 Symphonic Prog Rock 1:24 Anatolian Rock 1:35 Space Rock 1:47 Krautrock 1:59 Hard Rock 2:10 Heavy Psych 2:34 Proto-Heavy Metal 2:45 Heavy Metal 2:55 New wave of British heavy metal (NWOBHM) 3:06 Dark Heavy Metal 3:17 Speed Metal 3:28 US Power Metal 3:38 Power Metal 3:49 Extreme Power Metal 4:01 Visual Kei 4:12 Neoclassical Metal 4:22 Symphonic Metal *2. Thrash, Death, and Black Metal* 4:33 Thrash Metal (Soft) 4:45 Thrash Metal (Extreme) 4:55 Crossover Thrash 5:06 Speed Thrash Metal 5:16 Groove Metal 5:27 Technical Thrash Metal 5:39 Progressive Thrash Metal 5:50 Black Thrash 6:00 Deathrash 6:10 Death Metal 6:21 Melodic Death Metal 6:31 Technical Death Metal 6:41 Progressive Death Metal 6:52 Dissonant Death/Avant-garde Tech Death 7:02 Lovecraftian Death Metal 7:13 Brutal Death Metal 7:23 Ultra-Brutal Death Metal 7:33 Paleolithic Metal 7:44 Slam Death Metal 7:54 Improv Death metal 8:04 Industrial Death Metal 8:14 Symphonic Death Metal 8:25 Death 'n' Roll 8:35 Old School Deathcore 8:46 Modern Deathcore 8:56 Beatdown Deathcore 9:07 Blackened Death Metal 9:18 First Wave Black Metal 9:29 Second Wave Black Metal 9:39 Melodic Black Metal 9:50 Melodic Black/Death Metal 10:01 Sognametal 10:13 Raw Black Metal 10:24 Depressive Black Metal 10:34 Atmospheric Black Metal 10:44 Ambient Black Metal 10:55 Blackgaze 11:05 Post-Black Metal 11:17 Symphonic Black Metal 11:27 Epic Black Metal 11:40 Brutal Black Metal 11:50 War Metal 12:01 Industrial Black 12:12 National-Socialist Black Metal 12:23 Red & Anarchist Black Metal 12:34 Holy Unblack Metal 12:45 Orthodox Black Metal 12:56 Technical Black Metal 13:06 Progressive Black Metal 13:17 Black 'n' Roll 13:29 Lo-fi Black Psych 13:40 Black Ambient 13:51 Dungeon Synth 14:03 Blackened Noise 14:13 Brown Metal 14:23 Pagan Black Metal 14:34 Folk Black Metal *3. Folk/Regional, Doom, and Post-Metal* 14:44 Viking Metal 14:56 Folk Viking 15:07 Folk Metal 15:18 Folk Power 15:31 Battle Metal 15:42 Medieval Folk Metal 15:53 Celtic Metal 16:03 Basque Metal 16:14 Occitan Metal 16:26 Alpine Metal 16:37 Slavic Metal 16:48 Hellenic Metal 17:00 Oriental Metal 17:12 Jewish Metal 17:24 Ottoman Metal 17:35 Chinese Metal 17:47 Japanese Metal 17:58 Korean Metal 18:10 Steppe Metal 18:21 Maori Metal 18:31 African Metal 18:43 Indian Metal 18:54 Andean Metal 19:05 Latino Metal 19:16 Flamenco Metal 19:27 Country Metal 19:39 Reggae Metal 19:49 Pirate Metal 20:02 Dark Folk/Neofolk Metal 20:13 Proto-Doom Metal 20:24 Doom Metal 20:34 Epic Doom Metal 20:46 Symphonic Doom Metal 20:57 Folk Doom Metal 21:09 Agonic Doom Metal 21:20 Black Doom Metal 21:30 Death Doom Metal 21:41 Funeral Doom Metal 21:53 Drone Metal 22:05 Sludge Metal 22:16 Atmosludge 22:27 Stoner Doom 22:38 Stoner Metal 22:48 Southern Metal 22:59 Gothic Metal 23:10 Post-Metal 23:20 Metalgaze 23:31 Doomgaze 23:42 Trancegaze *4. Industrial, Alternative, and Progressive* 23:53 Industrial Metal 24:03 Cyber Metal 24:14 Neue Deutsche Härte 24:25 Trance Metal 24:35 Alternative Metal 24:46 Grunge 24:57 Funk Metal 25:07 Nu Metal 25:19 Latin Nu/Alt Metal 25:30 Cybercore/Cyber Nu Metal 25:42 Rap Metal 25:53 Progressive Metal 26:04 Shred Prog 26:15 Djent 26:36 Brutal Prog Metal *5. Punk, Core, and Grind* 26:37 Hardcore Punk 26:48 Oi! 26:49 Melodic Hardcore 27:09 Garage Punk 27:21 Post-hardcore 27:32 Sasscore 27:42 Emocore 27:54 Screamo 28:04 Blackened Screamo 28:15 Emoviolence 28:26 Old School Metalcore 28:36 Modern Metalcore 28:46 Beatdown Hardcore 28:57 Melodic Metalcore 29:08 Mathcore 29:19 Trancecore 29:30 Nintendocore 29:40 Digital Hardcore 29:51 Crust Punk 30:02 Blackened Crust 30:12 Neocrust 30:24 Stenchcore 30:34 D-beat 30:45 Japanese Hardcore 30:56 Burning Spirits 31:08 Powerviolence 31:18 Queercore 31:29 Noisecore 31:39 Thrashcore 31:50 Grindcore 32:00 Deathgrind 32:11 Mincecore 32:22 Grind 'n' Roll 32:33 Jazzgrind 32:44 Technical Grindcore/Mathgrind 32:55 Cybergrind 33:06 Breakgrind 33:17 Digital Grindcore 33:28 Speedcore Mathgrind/Noise metal 33:38 Noisegrind 33:49 Old School Goregrind 33:59 Modern Goregrind 34:10 Mincegore 34:21 Groovy Goregrind/Pornogrind/Partygrind 34:32 Gorenoise 34:43 Glitchgore *6. Experimental, Electronic, Weird Shit, and Meme Genres* 34:55 Avant-garde Metal 35:05 Microtonal Metal 35:16 Free Improvisation Metal 35:28 Generative Metal/AI Metal 35:39 Psychedelic Metal 35:50 Invocation Metal 36:01 Transcendental Metal 36:13 Circus Metal 36:25 Hooligan Metal 36:36 Jazz Metal 36:47 Blues Metal 36:59 Surf Metal 37:09 Russian Turbo Polka Metal 37:20 Clowncore 37:31 Black Hop 37:42 Trip Hop Metal 37:54 Pop Metal 38:05 Synth-pop Metal 38:16 K-pop Metal 38:27 J-pop Metal 38:38 J-Black Metal 38:49 Psytrance Metal 39:00 Touhou Metal 39:11 Bitmetal 39:22 Synthwave Metal 39:32 Vapor Metal 39:43 Blackstep 39:54 Blackened Speedcore 40:05 Glitch Metal
Maybe it's because I liked metal first, but about 80% of electronic music from the past ten or fifteen years annoys and enrages me. I literally considered buying tickets to a skrillex concert just to Dime Bag Darrell his ass about a decade ago, but decided it would only make him a legend for his inescapablly trendy torment upon people without pilled out ears.
I don’t like probably 90% of this but stoked to see Sunami! I feel like you maybe missed metalcore between old and new school (Killswitch Engage, All That Remains, August Burns Red, As I Lay Dying) and scene/crabcore (Attack Attack!, The Devil Wears Prada), easycore (Chunk No Captain Chunk, Belmont, Four Year Strong) and more modern hardcore (Turnstile, Bane, Have Heart, Incendiary). Could even expand on punk with Skate Punk, Pop Punk, Ska Punk if you want. Great video anyway! Edit: got carried and forgot this was a “metal” subgenres but yeah
Perhaps you skiped Punk Rock (The Misfits, Ramones, New York Dolls...), which is quite surprising since you listed Garage Rock (which is Proto Punk, basically) and Hardcore Punk (which is the next level of evolution of Punk). There is also the subgenre of Shock Rock (Arthur Brown, Alice Cooper, Kiss...) which is probably more of a scene genre that precede the Hair Metal/Glam Metal subgenre Among the Black metal subgenres (oh boy are there so many!) I also though about all the Greek BM Scene (Dead Congregation, Nightfall, Rotting Christ...) who has that particular signature. But overall, you pretty much covered the entire spectrum. Nice work.
This video reminded me that metal has the coolest aesthetics: the coolest album covers; the coolest band names; the coolest album/song titles. Some of this genres still feel dangerous or fordbidden.
Some of these are odd choices. Onmyo-Za, who is representing Visual Kei isn't at all Visual Kei. Like, it isn't just a genre mistake. They aren't at all, in any way, Visual Kei. It should probably be represented by the pioneers of the term and the movement X Japan. Also, doesn't really represent solely a genre of music as Malice Mizer, Dir En Grey and Versailles are al Visual Kei bands, yet all are entirely different genres. I know you kinda mentioned "movement" in the description, it would kinda be ok if the band chosen was a good representation of the genre. In this case it wasn't. Also, after that you put Galneryus as Neoclassical. It is, but then right after you listed Evenoire as symphonic. Again, it is, but symphonic and power metal (which is a more specific description of Galneryus) are both neoclassical metal derivatives. You're not wrong, it's just odd when both bands are neoclassical. Honestly, with metal there are so many nuances that making a list is pretty hard. Still a very good job.
Unironically, I decided to check out some goregrind album covers because I wanted to see if I could hold back my puke. Spoiler alert, I didn't do well. Moral of the story, don't search up goregrind album covers or any form of gore covers online.
3:28 most people would categorize Crimson Glory as progressive heavy similar to Queensryche though some songs do have a more notable gothic theme 3:49 I don't listen to Wintersun but from what it sounds like its easier to just label it melodic death rather than extreme power metal 4:01 Visual Kei is more the visual aesthetic (wacky hairstyles, androgynous fashion/makeup) than the music genre itself. Bands like X Japan and Versailles are both VK but X Japan is a heavy/speed metal band while Versailles is more symphonic/neoclassical power metal 4:11 Galneryus is very much a power metal band with neoclassical elements in it. imo "neoclassical metal" is a pretty loose term that gets thrown around often since "neoclassical" is just used to describe musical passages (usually the guitar :/) with classical influences. Its almost always attached to another subgenre, guitarists can just go *insert pedal point lick* and the song is instantly neoclassical. There's a difference between "neoclassical heavy/speed/power metal" with bands like aforementioned Galneryus/Jupiter/Iron Attack (neoclassical power), early Yngwie Malmsteen when he had a band and a singer/Racer X (neoclassical speed/heavy) and just simply "neoclassical metal" with works mostly from solo guitarists like Jason Becker, Uli Jon Roth, Yngwie songs like his Echo Etude, Joe Stump and even then a huge chunk is just instrumental speed metal songs with the guitarist wanking over le epic harmonic minor, spamming two string diminished arpeggios and pedal point licks everywhere. 39:00 Touhou metal absolutely fucks hard thanks for putting this in Overall pretty awesome list, keep up the great work :)
I have a pretty unique take on extreme power metal, it's that there is "fake melodath" out there. Not saying it's bad or anything, just in my opinion bands like Children of Bodom, Amon Amarth and Wintersun are power metal with a death influence rather than the other way around
@@andreaseverin1346 yeah I see what you mean. Melodeath like At The Gates, Carcass definitely give different vibes compared to COB and Amon etc. The latter sounds more mainstream for a lack of a better description, they also tend to have more of a fantasy theme
@yannis937 that's just fucking stupid. No one who actually listens to power metal can listen to Wintersun or CoB and say they sound anything like power metal. The closest thing there is to extreme power metal is Amaranthe, go listen to Amaranthe, then listen to CoB and tell me they are the same subgenre. I swear metalheads who don't listen to power will call anything with a keyboard and guitar solos power metal. "Oh I can actually hear a melody in this song, instead of random noises produced by someone smashing their guitar against a trash can. This must be power metal"
@@MrOoYT i know the name of the song and all, i just can't seem to find it anywhere. you wouldn't happen to maybe have a link to it or something, would you?
Thank you so much this video helped me find bands i really really love that i could never gind on my own. Especially the noisegrind and other noisy underground stuff.
No way you just said Yaşru "Ottoman Metal" Turkish history is not limited with Ottoman Empire and that is the main purpose of Yaşru. Even the album's name "Börübay" is a word from Pre-Islamic Turkish
A lot of these are just plain made up, especially in the folk metal and Scandinavian metal category. Wintersun as extreme power metal? It's melodic death metal. Dalriada isn't folk power, it's just folk metal. Turisas isn't "battle metal", that's just the name of one of their songs. Stuff like "alpine metal", "Slavic metal", and whatever else are just interpretations of folk metal by bands from different places. It's not a subgenre if it's just one or two bands putting a new twist on an established genre. Might as well make a Faroese metal genre just for Tyr, Heljareyga, and Hamferdh.
This goes real trve real soon, you mention Coven instead of Black Sabbath and Jehtro Tull instead of Pink Fkoyd, you're a man of culture I reckon! And that's just the roots!
Anyone else heard a very similar line to a lastest Metallica's recordings at 14:15 on Brown Metal? I don't remember which song, I think from Hardwared or even from St. Anger. If anyone knows tell us
This works to a certain extent, but past a degree all the subgenres start to fuse together. Bands like Dissection are tagged with both Meloblack AND Melodeath, Disembowelment is tagged with both Death Doom and Funeral Doom, and then there are bands that basically defy existing genre watersheds like Ved Buens Ende or Imperial Triumphant, or even Liturgy, people just slap "Avant-Garde" onto those guys and call it a day, and then there are crossovers/hybrids, like Galneryus, Stratovarius and Rhapsody are bands who infuse a lot of neo-classical guitar works into their Power Metal/EUPM framework. I'd argue that categorizing bands and music by "scene" works much better, even under the same genre/subgenre, bands from different scenes can still sound significantly different. For death metal along there's already the Florida Scene, the Gothenburg/Sweden scene and the Japanese scene (among many others).
@@battousai12That Carcass example was actually death n' roll, though. Their album Swansong is a prime example of it, and it's completely different to any of their melodeath and grindcore/goregrind stuff.
It's about time I finally decided to educate myself about all of the rock and metal type genres and history, instead of just listening to the songs... because this shit in my blood now...
I don’t like this video, I’ve watched 10 minutes and several genres have been mistakenly represented as a sound when they are more accurately described as a movement and ideology. The easiest example of what I’m saying is progressive rock, which I personally don’t think has a specific sound and is more consistently described as a movement or ideology portrayed in music form. But that’s just my take, have a nice day
TAD is one of the better choices for representing grunge, really embodies that collision of Seattle's Sludge Metal with the growing Alternative Rock mainstream.
ultra brutal isn’t a real thing yes i agree, in the bdm scene we’d just call it brutal death metal lol. but yes i do see where they’re coming from to feel the need to distinguish regular brutal death metal to BRUTAL BRUTAL death metal lol.
Dsbm, raw bm, black ambient, ambient bm, blackened noise, tanzelcore, kellersytnh, dungeonsytn, nsbm, lo fi bm, war metal, extra brutal death metal and power metal my favorite
The Roots in Rock & Classic Metal
Rock 'n' Roll : Ike Turner - Rocket 88
Blues Rock : Rory Gallagher - A Million Miles Away
Psychedelic Rock : The 13th Floor Elevators - You’re Gonna Miss Me
Occult Rock : Coven - Wicked Woman
Garage Rock : The Sonics - Strychnine
Progressive Rock : Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick
Symphonic Prog Rock : Alphataurus - La Mente Vola
Anatolian Rock : Erkin Koray - Karlı Dağlar
Space Rock : Monster Magnet - Tab..
Krautrock : Amon Düül II - Archangel Thunderbird
Hard Rock : Uriah Heep - Easy Living
Heavy Psych : Flower Travellin' Band - Satori Part II
Glam Metal : W.A.S.P. - I Wanna Be Somebody
Proto-Heavy Metal : Sir Lord Baltimore - Kingdom Come
Heavy Metal : Aria - Прощай, Норфолк!
NWOBHM : Satan - Trial by Fire
Dark Heavy Metal : Mercyful Fate - Mightmare
Speed Metal : ADX - Déesse Du Crime
US Power Metal : Crimson Glory - Masque of the Red Death
Power Metal : Helloween - Eagle Fly Free
Extreme Power Metal : Wintersun - Battle Against Time
Visual Kei : Onmyo-Za - 天獄の厳霊
Neoclassical Metal : Galneryus - Angel of Salvation
Symphonic Metal : Evenoire - Days of the Blackbird
Thrash, Death & Black
Thrash Metal ("Soft") : Megadeth - Tornado of Souls
Thrash Metal (Extreme) : Kreator - Pleasure to Kill
Crossover Thrash : Carnivore - Jesus Hitler
Speed Thrash Metal : Vulture - Vendetta
Groove Metal : Machine Head - Davidian
Technical Thrash Metal : Vektor - Tetrastructural Minds
Progressive Thrash Metal : Anacrusis - Sound The Alarm
Black Thrash : Sabbat - The Dwelling
Deathrash : Massacra - Enjoy the Violence
Death Metal : Bolt Thrower - For Victory
Melodic Death Metal : Kalmah - Defeat
Technical Death Metal : Obscura - Septuagint
Progressive Death Metal : Cynic - Veil of Maya
Dissonant Death/Avant-Garde Tech Death : Gorguts - Le Toit Du Monde
Lovecraftian Death Metal : Portal - Omnipotent Crawling Chaos
Brutal Death Metal : Cryptopsy - Phobophile
Ultra-Brutal Death Metal : Orchidectomy - Procreate To Eviscerate
Paleolithic Metal : Neoandertals - Diet of Worm
Slam Death Metal : Gorevent - Bleeding
Improv Death Metal : Encenathrakh - ThraagethraatetaarhtegaarhT
Industrial Death Metal : Meathook Seed - Famine Sector
Symphonic Death Metal : Septicflesh - The Vampire from Nazareth
Death n Roll : Carcass - Keep on Rotting in the Free World
Old School Deathcore : Deformity - Night Scars
Deathcore : Aversions Crown - Erebus
Beatdown Deathcore : Distant - Hellmouth
Blackened Death Metal : Necrophobic - Unholy Prophecies
First Wave Black Metal : Sarcofago - INRI
Second Wave Black Metal : Marduk - Wolves
Melodic Black Metal : Obsequiae - Autumnal Pyre
Melodic Black/Death : Dissection - Night's Blood
Sognametal : Windir - Todeswalzer
Raw Black Metal : Baxaxaxa - Church of The Anti-Christ
Depressive Black Metal : Dismal - 命
Atmospheric Black Metal : Csejthe - Chasseresse
Ambient Black Metal : Lustre - Petrichor
Blackgaze : Sadness - I Want To Be With You
Post-Black Metal : Harakiri For The Sky - Homecoming, Denied!
Symphonic Black Metal : Arcturus - To Thou Who Dwellest in the Night
Epic Black Metal : Summoning - Ashen Gold
Brutal Black Metal : Impaled Nazarene - Chaosgoat Law
War Metal : Filth Chasm - Erotic Zealotry
Industrial Black Metal : Mysticum - The Rest
NSBM : Totale Vernichtung - Totale Vernichtung - Die Stacheldrahtzieher
RABM : Trespasser - Tresspasser - Death To Fight Death
Holy Unblack Metal : Reverorum ib Malacht - De Christo, Servo Dei
Orthodox Black Metal : VI - Il est trop tard pour rendre gloire. Ainsi la lumière sera changée en ombre de la mort
Technical Black Metal : Krallice - Years Past Matter
Progressive Black Metal : Enslaved - As Fire Swept
Black n Roll : SHLEM - Имя его Шлем
Lo-Fi Black Psych : Black Magick SS - Crusader
Black Ambient : Moëvöt - Oraison
Dungeon Synth : Hedge Wizard - Ancient Vibrations
Blackened Noise : Μνήμα - Disciples Of Excremental Liturgies
Brown Metal : Lugubrum - Dust Binst Drinken
Pagan Black Metal : Havukruunu - Uinuos syömein sota
Folk Black Metal : Temnozor - Werewolf
Folk and Regional, Doom & Post-Metal
Viking Metal : Bathory - Blood Fire Death
Folk Viking : Falkenbach - Heathen Foray
Folk Metal : Finntroll - Trollhammaren
Folk Power : Dalriada - Hajdútánc
Battle Metal : Turisas - Among Ancestors
Medieval Folk Metal : Folkstone - Vortici scuri
Celtic Metal : Heol Telwen - Dahud
Basque Metal : Ilbeltz - Maiñel Moxkortiyarena
Occitan Metal : Hantaoma - Flama
Alpine Metal : Rauhnacht - Auf zur Schlacht
Slavic Metal : Grai - Вставай с колен
Hellenic Metal : Kawir - Hades
Oriental Metal : Al-Namrood - Hayat Al Khlood
Israeli Metal : Orphaned Land - The Kiss of Babylon
Turkish Metal : Yaşru - Börübay
Chinese Metal : Black Kirin - Blood Oath
Japanese Metal : Undead Corporation - 去りゆくものは陸の風
Korean Metal : Gostwind - Korean Road
Steppe Metal : Tengger Cavalry - Galloping Towards the Great Land
Maori Metal : Alien Weaponry - Kai Tangata
African Metal : Arkan - Awala
Indian Metal : Kartikeya - Sarva Mangalam
Andean Metal : Tierramystica - Celebration to the Sun
Latino Metal : Aztlan - Legion Mexica
Flamenco Metal : Flametal - The Elder
Country Metal : Dezperados - Riders in the Sky
Pirate Metal : Alestorm - 1741 (The Battle of Cartagena)
Reggae Metal : Equilibrium - Heavy Chill
Dark Folk/Neofolk Metal : Agalloch - ... And The Great Cold Death Of The Earth
Proto-Doom Metal : Black Sabbath - War Pigs
Doom Metal : Reverend Bizarre - Burn In Hell
Epic Doom Metal : Candlemass - Solitude
Symphonic Doom Metal : Estatic Fear - Chapter IV
Folk Doom Metal : Empyrium - Lover's Grief
Agonic Doom Metal : Uaral - Sounds of Pain
Black Doom Metal : Samael - Morbid Metal
Death Doom Metal : Mourning Beloveth - The Words that Crawled
Funeral Doom Metal : Worship - Whispering Gloom
Drone Metal : CZLT - Junkyard Side A
Sludge Metal : Acid Bath - The Blue
Atmosludge : TESA - Heartbeatsfromthesky I
Stoner Doom : Electric Wizard - Wizard In Black
Stoner Metal : Acrimony - Hymns To The Stone
Southern Metal : Down - Stone The Crow
Gothic Metal : The Gathering - Leaves
Post-Metal : Russian Circles - Harper Lewis
Metalgaze : Hum - Waves
Doomgaze : The Angelic Process - Million Year Summer
Trancegaze : Strawberry Hospital - Chimera
Indus, Alt & Prog
Industrial Metal : Ministry - N.W.O.
Cyber Metal : And Oceans - Intelligence Is Sexy
Neue Deutsche Härte : Rammstein - Deutschland
Trance Metal : Follow The Cipher - Enter the Cipher
Alternative Metal : Tool - Stinkfist
Grunge : Tad - Grease Box
Funk Metal : Snot - Snot
Nu Metal : Deftones - My Own Summer (Shove It)
Latin Nu/Alternative Metal : Ill Niño - If You Still Hate Me
Cybercore/Cyber Nu : Psiheya - Нет (Серебряной пулей)
Rap Metal : Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff
Progressive Metal : Conception - Water Confines
Shred Prog : Buckethead - Er
Djent : Meshuggah - Demiurge
Brutal Prog Metal : Behold... the Arctopus - Exospacial Psionic Aura
Punk, Core & Grind
Hardcore Punk : Minor Threat - I Don't Wanna Hear It
Oi! : Star and Stripes - American Oi
Melodic Hardcore : Ignite - Bleeding
Garage Punk : Taqbir - Sma3
Post-Hardcore : Refused - Liberation Frequency
Sasscore : Blood Brothers - Trash Flavored Trash
Emocore : Rites of Spring - For Want Of
Screamo : Saetia - The Sweetness and the Light
Blackened Screamo : We Came Like Tigers -
Emoviolence : Lord Snow - Solitude
Old School Metalcore : Snapcase - Guilty By Ignorance
Modern Metalcore : Knocked Loose - God Knows
Beatdown Hardcore : Sunami - Conptemp Cop
Melodic Metalcore : xElegyx - Crimson Dawn
Mathcore : MouthBreather - Intriguant
Trancecore : Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas - Return to Zero
Nintendocore : Fucking Werewolf Asso - Keep My Adresse to Yourself, Cause We Need Secrets
Digital Hardcore : Halcyondaze - Noise Gate
Crust Punk : Doom - Police Bastard
Blackened Crust : Iskra - Insurgence
Neocrust : Aplinist - Nighttime Poet Daytime Dead
Stenchcore : Filth of Mankind - The Final Chapter
D-Beat : Destruct - Mutual Destruction
Japanese Hardcore : The Stalin - Nothing
Burning Spirits : Death Side - Fight Your Way
Powerviolence : Crossed-Out - He-Man
Queercore : The HIRS Collective - Last Acrylic Nail in the Coffin
Noisecore : The Gerogerigegege - ロックン·ロール
Thrashcore : Siege - Conform
Grindcore : Death Toll 80k - No Escape
Deathgrind : Caustic Wound - Death Posture
Mincecore : Agathocles - A For Arrogance
Grind 'n' Roll : Blood Duster - Underground
Jazzgrind : Naked City - Shangkuan Ling-Feng
Technical Grindcore/Mathgrind : Gridlink - Look to Windward
Cybergrind : Genghis Tron - The Folding Road
Breakgrind : Drumcorps - Botch Up And Die
Digital Grindcore : Ozigiri - Bounce Bark
Speedcore Mathgrind/Noismetal : Noism - Man-I-C
Noisegrind : Kuroi Jukai - II
Old School Goregrind : Carcass - Regurgitation of Giblets
Modern Goregrind : Active Stenosis - Hypophosphatemic Respiratory Failure (Intestinal Fistulae)
Mincegore : Haggus - Haggus Cares
Groovy Goregrind : Gutalax - Robocock
Gorenoise : Cystgurgle - 2nd Track of Ibi Pus Ibi Fermento
Glitchgore : Mulk - Hole Factif
Experimental, Electronic, Weird Shit, Meme Genres
Avant-Garde Metal : Sigh - Scarlet Dream
Microtonal Metal : Jute Gyte - I Am in Athens and Pericles Is Young
Free Improvisation Metal : Spintria - Baccanalia
Generative Metal/IA Metal : Dadabots - Disenchameleons
Psychedelic Metal : Oranssi Pazuzu - Uusi Teknokratia
Invocation Metal : Dark Buddha Rising - Chonyidt 45
Transcendental Metal : Liturgy - Reign Array
Circus Metal : Pensées Nocturnes - Deux bals dans la tête
Hooligan Metal : Peste Noire - Casse, Pêches, Fractures et Traditions
Jazz Metal : Diablo Swing Ochestra - Voodoo Mon Amour
Blues Metal : Crestfallen Dusk - Burn In Hell
Surf Metal : Viikate - Otteita syksystä
Russian Turbo Polka Metal : Russkaja - Energia
Clowncore : Clown Core - Existence
Black Hop : Uratsakidogi - Black Hop II
Trip Hop Metal : The Soundbyte - The Line
Pop Metal : Semargl - Drag Me To Hell
Synthpop Metal : Beast In Black - From Hell with Love
K-Pop Metal : Pritz - Crazy Cowboy
J-Pop Metal : Maximum the Hormone - Chu Chu Lovely Muni Muni Mura Mura
J-Black Metal : Necronomidol - Thanatogenesis
Psytrance Metal : Noidz - Alienoidz Theme
Touhou Metal : Demetori - U.N. Owen Was Her
Bitmetal : Rainbowdragoneyes - The Secret Mirror
Synthwave Metal : Dance With The Dead - The Poison
Blackstep : Phuture Doom - Black Acid Reign
Blackened Speedcore : Iperyt - Particular Hatred
Vapor Metal : Death's Dynamic Shroud - What To Be Human
Glitch Metal : Yakui The Maid - Guilt
@@harmenxiv6439 Amazing work. We need more lists like this. More "primer videos."
Distant is not a beatdown deathcore band, it's a downtempo blackend deathcore band
@@squidman6062 yea sure
@@squidman6062 pls be trolling lol
"Oh so you are a metalhead? Name every genre of metal."
This person: No problem.
My favorite Metal genre - Blues rock
I actually did this with my friend one time. off the top of our heads we named about 120 of them and wrote them down
inventing some genre names on the way
He made up at least 50% of it 😆
@@flonkplonk1649 90% (if not all of these) are real genres just with alternate names. For example, atmosludge is really just called atmospheric sludge metal, and stoner doom is just stoner metal.
I doubted the seriousness of this, but when I saw Paleolithic metal I knew you were serious, man.
Peoples really took hours of their time to compose, record and mix an album of paleolithic metal. This thoughts makes me cry or izjdbks
Some of these blackmetal subgenres r sus as hell😂😂
Yeah, from Estonia none the least.
Damn, metal pretty much had a crossover with every other musical genre that exists
I’m confident that would apply to every genre
@@clandon9624absolutely
@@clandon9624 I have yet to find a genre as polarizing as metal. Most genres of music are genre-locked and barely deviate from the norm. Rock music has revolutionized music in how vast and far it branches out, with metal/core seemingly reaching the furthest with its indifference towards commercial success.
I mean there's enough musicians out there that you can think of any style and somebody out there has probably done it
K-pop?
in Brazil, all subgenres are called "rock paulera"
Ksgwksuwkwhwk puta vida
Ou metal pesado
roque*
tal do rock doido
Tem o metal paulera, o metal farofa e o metal de espadinha
*1. Rock and Classical Metal*
0:00 Rock ‘n’ Roll
0:11 Blues Rock
0:23 Psychedelic Rock
0:34 Occult Rock
0:46 Garage Rock
0:58 Progressive Rock
1:09 Symphonic Prog Rock
1:24 Anatolian Rock
1:35 Space Rock
1:47 Krautrock
1:59 Hard Rock
2:10 Heavy Psych
2:34 Proto-Heavy Metal
2:45 Heavy Metal
2:55 New wave of British heavy metal (NWOBHM)
3:06 Dark Heavy Metal
3:17 Speed Metal
3:28 US Power Metal
3:38 Power Metal
3:49 Extreme Power Metal
4:01 Visual Kei
4:12 Neoclassical Metal
4:22 Symphonic Metal
*2. Thrash, Death, and Black Metal*
4:33 Thrash Metal (Soft)
4:45 Thrash Metal (Extreme)
4:55 Crossover Thrash
5:06 Speed Thrash Metal
5:16 Groove Metal
5:27 Technical Thrash Metal
5:39 Progressive Thrash Metal
5:50 Black Thrash
6:00 Deathrash
6:10 Death Metal
6:21 Melodic Death Metal
6:31 Technical Death Metal
6:41 Progressive Death Metal
6:52 Dissonant Death/Avant-garde Tech Death
7:02 Lovecraftian Death Metal
7:13 Brutal Death Metal
7:23 Ultra-Brutal Death Metal
7:33 Paleolithic Metal
7:44 Slam Death Metal
7:54 Improv Death metal
8:04 Industrial Death Metal
8:14 Symphonic Death Metal
8:25 Death 'n' Roll
8:35 Old School Deathcore
8:46 Modern Deathcore
8:56 Beatdown Deathcore
9:07 Blackened Death Metal
9:18 First Wave Black Metal
9:29 Second Wave Black Metal
9:39 Melodic Black Metal
9:50 Melodic Black/Death Metal
10:01 Sognametal
10:13 Raw Black Metal
10:24 Depressive Black Metal
10:34 Atmospheric Black Metal
10:44 Ambient Black Metal
10:55 Blackgaze
11:05 Post-Black Metal
11:17 Symphonic Black Metal
11:27 Epic Black Metal
11:40 Brutal Black Metal
11:50 War Metal
12:01 Industrial Black
12:12 National-Socialist Black Metal
12:23 Red & Anarchist Black Metal
12:34 Holy Unblack Metal
12:45 Orthodox Black Metal
12:56 Technical Black Metal
13:06 Progressive Black Metal
13:17 Black 'n' Roll
13:29 Lo-fi Black Psych
13:40 Black Ambient
13:51 Dungeon Synth
14:03 Blackened Noise
14:13 Brown Metal
14:23 Pagan Black Metal
14:34 Folk Black Metal
*3. Folk/Regional, Doom, and Post-Metal*
14:44 Viking Metal
14:56 Folk Viking
15:07 Folk Metal
15:18 Folk Power
15:31 Battle Metal
15:42 Medieval Folk Metal
15:53 Celtic Metal
16:03 Basque Metal
16:14 Occitan Metal
16:26 Alpine Metal
16:37 Slavic Metal
16:48 Hellenic Metal
17:00 Oriental Metal
17:12 Jewish Metal
17:24 Ottoman Metal
17:35 Chinese Metal
17:47 Japanese Metal
17:58 Korean Metal
18:10 Steppe Metal
18:21 Maori Metal
18:31 African Metal
18:43 Indian Metal
18:54 Andean Metal
19:05 Latino Metal
19:16 Flamenco Metal
19:27 Country Metal
19:39 Reggae Metal
19:49 Pirate Metal
20:02 Dark Folk/Neofolk Metal
20:13 Proto-Doom Metal
20:24 Doom Metal
20:34 Epic Doom Metal
20:46 Symphonic Doom Metal
20:57 Folk Doom Metal
21:09 Agonic Doom Metal
21:20 Black Doom Metal
21:30 Death Doom Metal
21:41 Funeral Doom Metal
21:53 Drone Metal
22:05 Sludge Metal
22:16 Atmosludge
22:27 Stoner Doom
22:38 Stoner Metal
22:48 Southern Metal
22:59 Gothic Metal
23:10 Post-Metal
23:20 Metalgaze
23:31 Doomgaze
23:42 Trancegaze
*4. Industrial, Alternative, and Progressive*
23:53 Industrial Metal
24:03 Cyber Metal
24:14 Neue Deutsche Härte
24:25 Trance Metal
24:35 Alternative Metal
24:46 Grunge
24:57 Funk Metal
25:07 Nu Metal
25:19 Latin Nu/Alt Metal
25:30 Cybercore/Cyber Nu Metal
25:42 Rap Metal
25:53 Progressive Metal
26:04 Shred Prog
26:15 Djent
26:36 Brutal Prog Metal
*5. Punk, Core, and Grind*
26:37 Hardcore Punk
26:48 Oi!
26:49 Melodic Hardcore
27:09 Garage Punk
27:21 Post-hardcore
27:32 Sasscore
27:42 Emocore
27:54 Screamo
28:04 Blackened Screamo
28:15 Emoviolence
28:26 Old School Metalcore
28:36 Modern Metalcore
28:46 Beatdown Hardcore
28:57 Melodic Metalcore
29:08 Mathcore
29:19 Trancecore
29:30 Nintendocore
29:40 Digital Hardcore
29:51 Crust Punk
30:02 Blackened Crust
30:12 Neocrust
30:24 Stenchcore
30:34 D-beat
30:45 Japanese Hardcore
30:56 Burning Spirits
31:08 Powerviolence
31:18 Queercore
31:29 Noisecore
31:39 Thrashcore
31:50 Grindcore
32:00 Deathgrind
32:11 Mincecore
32:22 Grind 'n' Roll
32:33 Jazzgrind
32:44 Technical Grindcore/Mathgrind
32:55 Cybergrind
33:06 Breakgrind
33:17 Digital Grindcore
33:28 Speedcore Mathgrind/Noise metal
33:38 Noisegrind
33:49 Old School Goregrind
33:59 Modern Goregrind
34:10 Mincegore
34:21 Groovy Goregrind/Pornogrind/Partygrind
34:32 Gorenoise
34:43 Glitchgore
*6. Experimental, Electronic, Weird Shit, and Meme Genres*
34:55 Avant-garde Metal
35:05 Microtonal Metal
35:16 Free Improvisation Metal
35:28 Generative Metal/AI Metal
35:39 Psychedelic Metal
35:50 Invocation Metal
36:01 Transcendental Metal
36:13 Circus Metal
36:25 Hooligan Metal
36:36 Jazz Metal
36:47 Blues Metal
36:59 Surf Metal
37:09 Russian Turbo Polka Metal
37:20 Clowncore
37:31 Black Hop
37:42 Trip Hop Metal
37:54 Pop Metal
38:05 Synth-pop Metal
38:16 K-pop Metal
38:27 J-pop Metal
38:38 J-Black Metal
38:49 Psytrance Metal
39:00 Touhou Metal
39:11 Bitmetal
39:22 Synthwave Metal
39:32 Vapor Metal
39:43 Blackstep
39:54 Blackened Speedcore
40:05 Glitch Metal
I check in on this video every so often and this is the first time I’ve seen a time stamp list. Good job!
@@MrOoYT Thanks!
@@rd101 I should thank you, your list is very useful
@@MrOoYT :)
Thank you so much!!
At this point, you can change one single note in a metal song and people will call it a new subgenre
yeah, it's that way for most music
Or change the bpm by 10 lol
So true.
@@alexanderbatrakov1257to be fair, changing bpm can add a slightly different sound which may completely change the vibe which may justify a new genre
@@JediSentinal No, it really isn't. New Wave fans don't do this, except the goth who like "dark wave."
I went from watching "every edm subgenre" as a kid to "every metal subgenre" as an adult. Never changed.
The edm to metal pipeline was the best thing for me
Maybe it's because I liked metal first, but about 80% of electronic music from the past ten or fifteen years annoys and enrages me. I literally considered buying tickets to a skrillex concert just to Dime Bag Darrell his ass about a decade ago, but decided it would only make him a legend for his inescapablly trendy torment upon people without pilled out ears.
@@LiterallyCensoredDaily why do you care?
@@LiterallyCensoredDailyget fucking help weirdo
@@LiterallyCensoredDaily please seek professional help
Ai generated Meshuggah is such a Meshuggah thing to do.
You forgot: Avant-garde Progressive Technical Blackened Grinding Slam-core
Uh oh, did you say core? NOT METAL!!
24:43 WTF is that meme in middle of video
I like how this shows how many metal band names are just a bunch of squiggly lines vaguely resembling letters
So metal is the rule 34 of music.
It's so wrong and right in the same time.
Video was still blocked in some countries lmao. I'm tired but I think it's finally good now
I like how the A.I genre metal is literally just a meshuggah inspired song
The frontman of Diablo Swing Orchestra works at my local opera house, in the same city where both Meshuggah and Refused formed
Great work!, Some of the invented genres are damn hilarious but the real ones are great, you are indeed a man of culture 🤟🏻
26:11 Glad my boy Buckethead getting some recognition!
The legend himself
6:21 melodic deathk mental
2:45 ВНЕЗАПНО О_о
Там далее ещё и Психея есть))
I don’t like probably 90% of this but stoked to see Sunami! I feel like you maybe missed metalcore between old and new school (Killswitch Engage, All That Remains, August Burns Red, As I Lay Dying) and scene/crabcore (Attack Attack!, The Devil Wears Prada), easycore (Chunk No Captain Chunk, Belmont, Four Year Strong) and more modern hardcore (Turnstile, Bane, Have Heart, Incendiary). Could even expand on punk with Skate Punk, Pop Punk, Ska Punk if you want. Great video anyway!
Edit: got carried and forgot this was a “metal” subgenres but yeah
Jethro Tull is such a great Prog example! Beautiful picks for all these sub-genres!
I've always said Jethro Tull did for the flute what Dropkick Murphys did for the bagpipes.
They made it badass.
Coven too
Perhaps you skiped Punk Rock (The Misfits, Ramones, New York Dolls...), which is quite surprising since you listed Garage Rock (which is Proto Punk, basically) and Hardcore Punk (which is the next level of evolution of Punk).
There is also the subgenre of Shock Rock (Arthur Brown, Alice Cooper, Kiss...) which is probably more of a scene genre that precede the Hair Metal/Glam Metal subgenre
Among the Black metal subgenres (oh boy are there so many!) I also though about all the Greek BM Scene (Dead Congregation, Nightfall, Rotting Christ...) who has that particular signature.
But overall, you pretty much covered the entire spectrum.
Nice work.
This video reminded me that metal has the coolest aesthetics: the coolest album covers; the coolest band names; the coolest album/song titles. Some of this genres still feel dangerous or fordbidden.
Try listening to Total Fucking Destruction or Gangrene Discharge.
I like how increasingly censored the covers get around the death metal albums haha edit 24:43 OMFG HAHA
God I love metal
Hell yeah brother
Some of these are odd choices. Onmyo-Za, who is representing Visual Kei isn't at all Visual Kei. Like, it isn't just a genre mistake. They aren't at all, in any way, Visual Kei. It should probably be represented by the pioneers of the term and the movement X Japan. Also, doesn't really represent solely a genre of music as Malice Mizer, Dir En Grey and Versailles are al Visual Kei bands, yet all are entirely different genres. I know you kinda mentioned "movement" in the description, it would kinda be ok if the band chosen was a good representation of the genre. In this case it wasn't. Also, after that you put Galneryus as Neoclassical. It is, but then right after you listed Evenoire as symphonic. Again, it is, but symphonic and power metal (which is a more specific description of Galneryus) are both neoclassical metal derivatives. You're not wrong, it's just odd when both bands are neoclassical. Honestly, with metal there are so many nuances that making a list is pretty hard. Still a very good job.
No kidding, this is one of the most accurate and thorough explanations of metal subgenres i have ever seen. Good job!
Очень приятно услышать арию тут…
Тоже очень удивился)
Unironically, I decided to check out some goregrind album covers because I wanted to see if I could hold back my puke.
Spoiler alert, I didn't do well. Moral of the story, don't search up goregrind album covers or any form of gore covers online.
Ah yes My favourite subgenre: paleolithic 7:34
ARGENT METAL! ARGENT METAL! ARGENT METAL!
Mick Gordon God!!!
Preach
Preach
24:42 Diaper rockin tool fans 🤣
3:28 most people would categorize Crimson Glory as progressive heavy similar to Queensryche though some songs do have a more notable gothic theme
3:49 I don't listen to Wintersun but from what it sounds like its easier to just label it melodic death rather than extreme power metal
4:01 Visual Kei is more the visual aesthetic (wacky hairstyles, androgynous fashion/makeup) than the music genre itself. Bands like X Japan and Versailles are both VK but X Japan is a heavy/speed metal band while Versailles is more symphonic/neoclassical power metal
4:11 Galneryus is very much a power metal band with neoclassical elements in it. imo "neoclassical metal" is a pretty loose term that gets thrown around often since "neoclassical" is just used to describe musical passages (usually the guitar :/) with classical influences. Its almost always attached to another subgenre, guitarists can just go *insert pedal point lick* and the song is instantly neoclassical. There's a difference between "neoclassical heavy/speed/power metal" with bands like aforementioned Galneryus/Jupiter/Iron Attack (neoclassical power), early Yngwie Malmsteen when he had a band and a singer/Racer X (neoclassical speed/heavy) and just simply "neoclassical metal" with works mostly from solo guitarists like Jason Becker, Uli Jon Roth, Yngwie songs like his Echo Etude, Joe Stump and even then a huge chunk is just instrumental speed metal songs with the guitarist wanking over le epic harmonic minor, spamming two string diminished arpeggios and pedal point licks everywhere.
39:00 Touhou metal absolutely fucks hard thanks for putting this in
Overall pretty awesome list, keep up the great work :)
I have a pretty unique take on extreme power metal, it's that there is "fake melodath" out there. Not saying it's bad or anything, just in my opinion bands like Children of Bodom, Amon Amarth and Wintersun are power metal with a death influence rather than the other way around
@@andreaseverin1346 yeah I see what you mean. Melodeath like At The Gates, Carcass definitely give different vibes compared to COB and Amon etc. The latter sounds more mainstream for a lack of a better description, they also tend to have more of a fantasy theme
@yannis937 that's just fucking stupid. No one who actually listens to power metal can listen to Wintersun or CoB and say they sound anything like power metal. The closest thing there is to extreme power metal is Amaranthe, go listen to Amaranthe, then listen to CoB and tell me they are the same subgenre. I swear metalheads who don't listen to power will call anything with a keyboard and guitar solos power metal. "Oh I can actually hear a melody in this song, instead of random noises produced by someone smashing their guitar against a trash can. This must be power metal"
im so glad people are discovering touhou metal its so damn good
Call it whatever you want to call it. After all, you're listening to it for yourself, not someone else.
This is so cool (and quite helpful for me as a newbie trying to figure out what I like) thank you!!!
Some of the examples given here are way, way off.
Source: your own crybaby feelings
metal purists when they discover that music is subjective
With all the bs differences between genres it’ll never all be correct
Which ones?
You forgot Post blacked neo-iimpressionist glutenfree mathcore (soft)
You have given me so many new bands and artists to check out! Thank you for this amazing video!
ikr, at several points i was like: wtf, this is actually fucking good 😲
24:43 Shoutout to all my diaper Tool fans out there
36:59 why can't i find this song anywhere? :(
@@MrOoYT i know the name of the song and all, i just can't seem to find it anywhere. you wouldn't happen to maybe have a link to it or something, would you?
@@nexus_neko4896 I’ll try and look
@@nexus_neko4896 ruclips.net/video/nS5mbUQswWQ/видео.html
@@MrOoYT it says it's not avalible
@@nexus_neko4896 strange. It shows up for me.
Thall would be a nice addition in here! Also Christian Metal and its subgenres would be funny to have as well
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Thank you so much this video helped me find bands i really really love that i could never gind on my own. Especially the noisegrind and other noisy underground stuff.
37:21
Omega Flowey be like:
atmospheric and dsbm are honestly some of the most beautiful genres of metal, coming from someone who listens to it frequently.
💀
Real
true
@@lordtikidecancer?
Respect for including Yakui The Maid. I would call his "Goodnight World" album "Trance Metal", it has a completely different vibe.
No way you just said Yaşru "Ottoman Metal" Turkish history is not limited with Ottoman Empire and that is the main purpose of Yaşru. Even the album's name "Börübay" is a word from Pre-Islamic Turkish
i like that as soon as the punk, core and grind section comes up, half the covers are censored
Damn Boy, Thats a Lot Of Things...
no late '00's metalcore 🙄
A lot of these are just plain made up, especially in the folk metal and Scandinavian metal category. Wintersun as extreme power metal? It's melodic death metal. Dalriada isn't folk power, it's just folk metal. Turisas isn't "battle metal", that's just the name of one of their songs. Stuff like "alpine metal", "Slavic metal", and whatever else are just interpretations of folk metal by bands from different places. It's not a subgenre if it's just one or two bands putting a new twist on an established genre. Might as well make a Faroese metal genre just for Tyr, Heljareyga, and Hamferdh.
This video is a Metalhead’s dream ❤️🔥🤘🏻❤️🔥🤘🏻❤️🔥🤘🏻
I don't think I'll EVER find myself listening to noisecore (but I said the same with mathcore and now I'm obsessed)
Jerome’s dream seeing means more than safety is awesome and arguably both noisecore and mathcore
no sludge metal...? 😢
22:05 did u even watch the video
Re-upload? I'll watch it again anyway.
Exactly
15:18 Wow! I really wasn't expecting a hungarian song! 🇭🇺 Also, I can't even imagine how hard this was to make, thank you.
diiik egy magyar
10:57 wow u mentioned Sadness!!!! I love them
Strawberry hospital and the angelic process, ncie
1:11 ALPHATAURUS SPOTTED!
quell'album è semi introvabile
bro, thanks for putting dance with the dead at 39:22, but i think sledge would've catch the essence of synthwave metal, more than the poison (reprise)
This goes real trve real soon, you mention Coven instead of Black Sabbath and Jehtro Tull instead of Pink Fkoyd, you're a man of culture I reckon! And that's just the roots!
Anyone else heard a very similar line to a lastest Metallica's recordings at 14:15 on Brown Metal? I don't remember which song, I think from Hardwared or even from St. Anger. If anyone knows tell us
This works to a certain extent, but past a degree all the subgenres start to fuse together. Bands like Dissection are tagged with both Meloblack AND Melodeath, Disembowelment is tagged with both Death Doom and Funeral Doom, and then there are bands that basically defy existing genre watersheds like Ved Buens Ende or Imperial Triumphant, or even Liturgy, people just slap "Avant-Garde" onto those guys and call it a day, and then there are crossovers/hybrids, like Galneryus, Stratovarius and Rhapsody are bands who infuse a lot of neo-classical guitar works into their Power Metal/EUPM framework.
I'd argue that categorizing bands and music by "scene" works much better, even under the same genre/subgenre, bands from different scenes can still sound significantly different. For death metal along there's already the Florida Scene, the Gothenburg/Sweden scene and the Japanese scene (among many others).
Same with Carcass labeled as """""Death n' roll"""""
Florida scene here
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@@battousai12That Carcass example was actually death n' roll, though. Their album Swansong is a prime example of it, and it's completely different to any of their melodeath and grindcore/goregrind stuff.
so where's the best place to deep dive into all these genres? Bandcamp? let me know of some sites please. much appreciated!
I should say rateyourmusic first, then bandcamp
I agree with 98% of the classification. Great list.
Is no one gonna comment on the meme around 24:43?
There’s no way there is a genre of music called Blackened Screamo that people actually regularly listen to and go to concerts for 😂
???why not
national socialist black metal? we're a bunch of nerds, not nazis
The AI metal looks like it was built of Meshuggah's "Nothing" album
It's about time I finally decided to educate myself about all of the rock and metal type genres and history, instead of just listening to the songs... because this shit in my blood now...
I don’t like this video, I’ve watched 10 minutes and several genres have been mistakenly represented as a sound when they are more accurately described as a movement and ideology. The easiest example of what I’m saying is progressive rock, which I personally don’t think has a specific sound and is more consistently described as a movement or ideology portrayed in music form. But that’s just my take, have a nice day
I knew there were a lot of metal subgenres, but not this many! Well made video and great examples.
There’s way more of them out there
@@trissybear08Nice!
don't let Pagefire find this video :D :D
Thanks for the vid! I’m kinda new to metal so this’ll definitely help with exploring what genres/subgenres I like :) 👍
TAD is one of the better choices for representing grunge, really embodies that collision of Seattle's Sludge Metal with the growing Alternative Rock mainstream.
TAD is like Helmet meets Melvins
A good part of the Metal subgenres shown here are invented XD
Спасибо за Арию в разделе heavy
Categorizing Metal into all these stupid subgenres is one of the most ridiculous things one could do. It's all nonsense.
You sounds boring
17:26 is not ottoman metal it's a Turkic metal
Acid bath supremacy
You should've done Man In A Box for grunge:(
Vruh you know i had to click after seeing kaleidoscope dreams
bruh half of those doens't even exist
i mean, ultra brutal, paleolithic, lo fi black psych, brown metal, wtf is that
ultra brutal isn’t a real thing yes i agree, in the bdm scene we’d just call it brutal death metal lol. but yes i do see where they’re coming from to feel the need to distinguish regular brutal death metal to BRUTAL BRUTAL death metal lol.
Orchidectomy is a good pic! and gorevent!
What was that meme (?) in alt metal at 24:46? I swear there was something there, im not insane
LMAO aint no way "touhou metal" is its own genre man, you just wanted to show off Demetori and I respect it. Fuckin love Demetori.
That feeling when most of the bands you recognize fall under the "Experimental, Electronic, Weird Shit, Meme Genres" category...
воу ария и satan. уважаю) respect
gorenoise is awful to hear
That’s the point
Nice time to gatekeep all of this
Visual Kei has its variations, ranging from J-Rock to old school kotekote kei (my favorite)
How has nobody brought up Toll Diaper meme lol
great list! so happy you chose wasp to represent glam metal
13:30 BMSS fan present
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Bro what the fuck was that image that flashed during Stinkfist 💀
Dsbm, raw bm, black ambient, ambient bm, blackened noise, tanzelcore, kellersytnh, dungeonsytn, nsbm, lo fi bm, war metal, extra brutal death metal and power metal my favorite
Nice sample of finnish music. AM GOD from ...and Oceans is one of my all time favorites
clicked because i saw vektor in the thumbnail, stayed because this is a good ass video
Damnit. I hate that a lot of nsbm sounds “good”.
Oh good, more artists to add to my playlists
Djentleman here. Periphery and After the Burial for life