Metal sub-genres

Idunnonuten said:
I don't know about this one. THis is mostly interpretation, but if this is true then where do you classify bands like Dewscented, Shadows Fall (PLEASE don't say metalcore, SF are so much more), old Children of Bodom, or The Black Dahlia Murder. I think these guys fit a modern thrash profile. Solid fast riffs with fast relatively short but quick solos and well, thrashy drumbeats.
oh holy fucking jesus
 
The_Harmathroditic_Ferret said:
I said active. Thrash is dead.

Doom... yeah sure throw Doom in there. Grindcore... I'm not sure if it's been productive enough around 2000 to be considered active.

But don't start throwing stuff like Goregrind or Viking in. Those are only lyric styles. And then stuff lke Epic Metal and Troll metal which are really just off-shoots of power and black. And I wanted to keep it at five

Thrash isn't even close to dead, you clown.

And now you think Viking is only a lyrical style? You don't know a whole lot, do you?
 
Thrash is very dead. I have not heard an older thrash band put out a thrash album lately.

Before someone says Exodus their new album is groove metal.

Bands like 'the haunted' are not thrash.

thrash is dead as fuck.
 
The Greys said:
Thrash is very dead. I have not heard an older thrash band put out a thrash album lately.

Before someone says Exodus their new album is groove metal.

Bands like 'the haunted' are not thrash.

thrash is dead as fuck.

well, youre wrong. and im the authority on all that is metal, so dont try saying im wrong.
~gR~
 
The Greys said:
Thrash is very dead. I have not heard an older thrash band put out a thrash album lately.

Before someone says Exodus their new album is groove metal.

Bands like 'the haunted' are not thrash.

thrash is dead as fuck.

Kreator - Enemy of God?
 
swizzlenuts said:
Kreator - Enemy of God?

The cd has some thrash moments but is mainly very melodic. It's not like old Kreater for sure. I would not consider enemy of god a thrash album.
 
Gore-illa said:
Dude, that are genres, not sub-genres :grin: For example.. Death metal is a genre, and some sub-genres are brutal death metal, melodic death metal, death/grind etc.

uh no genres would be considered metal, country, punk, rock, rap, reggae, classical, etc. He's talking about sub-genres of metal such as death metal, power metal, thrash metal, heavy metal, black metal, etc.

Anyway, here are the basic genres and examples of those genres (not sub-sub-genres such as gore metal and viking metal and this doesn't include metalcore):

Heavy Metal (Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Deep Purple)

Doom Metal (Candlemass, Black Sabbath)

Thrash Metal (Megadeth, Slayer, (old) Metallica, Slayer, Testament)

Speed Metal (Judas Priest (painkiller album), Motorhead)

Power Metal (Manowar, Iced Earth, Helloween)

Black Metal (Emperor, Venom, Mayhem, Darkthrone, Immortal)

Death Metal (Deicide, Obituary, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse)