That song above is full of metal riffs. More metal riffs than what a lot of nowadays black metal plays.
That song above is full of metal riffs. More metal riffs than what a lot of nowadays black metal plays.
I'm fine with that, I was trying to be non-confrontational because if I lumped all black metal together it would have come out much lower. If you want a more thorough breakdown...
Trad metal = trad/power metal = epic doom metal = trad doom metal = speed metal = trad/power metal that is progressive
Euro-power proper = first-wave black metal = Bay Area thrash = death/thrash = OSDM (and all tech variants thereof)
Groove metal = thrashy Gothernburg melodeath = overtly melodic Gothenburg melodeath = Gothenburg-derived metalcore = crossover thrash
Stoner doom = NYHC-derived metalcore
Second-wave Norwegian black metal proper
The average pre-Dream Theater prog metal
The average post-Dream Theater prog metal
Funeral doom, plus probably other shit I don't care about that I'm forgetting
Alternative metal = nu metal
Stoner rock = grunge = hard rock
Goth metal = folk metal = symphonic black metal
Metalcore that isn't remotely metal
Depressive suicidal black metal
Black ambient
I didn't laugh because it wasn't metal, I laughed because it was bad.Point out the riffs that you deem not metal in that song and explain why.
brutal death, slam death, deathcore and grindcore are missing
Nice opinion, too bad it's irrelevant to this highly rigorous analysis of metal sub-genres by metalness.
Again, I wasn't commenting on its metalness, I commented because it was terrible. It was a minor tangent.Nice opinion, too bad it's irrelevant to this highly rigorous analysis of metal sub-genres by metalness.
Agreed. Not to say it's bad but it's got a lot more punk influence in my opinion. Although I suppose it's a melting pot of genres such as industrial, noise, thrash metal and hardcore punk/crust punk. Some bands definitely lean more towards metal than punk, but maybe that's where the deathgrind label comes in. Maybe it's neither, maybe grindcore is a genre of it's own?Grindcore isn't metal.
I guess grindcore kind of blends the lines a bit. It's a bit of everything that's extreme really. I agree with you that it's like a more aggressive form of hardcore, but I can see why people say otherwise.Grindcore to me is hardcore punk on steroids. That's what it always has sounded like to me. How someone who likes metal or hardcore punk doesn't like grindcore is beyond me though.
I'm fine with that, I was trying to be non-confrontational because if I lumped all black metal together it would have come out much lower. If you want a more thorough breakdown...
Trad metal = trad/power metal = epic doom metal = trad doom metal = speed metal = trad/power metal that is progressive
Euro-power proper = first-wave black metal = Bay Area thrash = death/thrash = OSDM (and all tech variants thereof)
Groove metal = thrashy Gothernburg melodeath = overtly melodic Gothenburg melodeath = Gothenburg-derived metalcore = crossover thrash
Stoner doom = NYHC-derived metalcore
Second-wave Norwegian black metal proper
The average pre-Dream Theater prog metal
The average post-Dream Theater prog metal
Funeral doom, plus probably other shit I don't care about that I'm forgetting
Alternative metal = nu metal
Stoner rock = grunge = hard rock
Goth metal = folk metal = symphonic black metal
Metalcore that isn't remotely metal
Depressive suicidal black metal
Black ambient