Who's the next big thing?

[Reckless]

Well theirs the obvious ones.

Motograter and sloth and the darkness.

 

[tsorl]

Aurum?

 

[Lady Vampy]

Me, I'm the next big thing cos I'm 6ft2.



I apologise for my lack of funniness.

 

[anonymousnick2001]

Apology accepted.

Motograter. Or maybe In Flames. If they play their cards right, they could finally explode into the mainstream and change music forever.

BTW, I think it's funny that ever since Nirvana back in '91 and CoRn in '94, people have been looking for the 'next big thing' to change rock music for the next few years, but the new trend has actually been the Gothenburg sound since about 2000. It's just been a completely underground trend, so pop culture hasn't been affected by it, but all the metal fans willing to look have found a whole new spring of fresh new music. I found that cool. If the Swedish style ever does explode into the mainstream, it will change music forever, but not as drastically as it would have had it exploded in '98 or something...

 

[Mark]

If there is a god, Area 54. If not... erm. I don't know, I don't listen to shitty bands

 

[anvil(old)]

Doomsword

Epic Heavy Metal is going to take over the world.

 

[SoundMaster]

Well theirs the obvious ones.

Motograter and sloth and the darkness.

Well, I've not heard of these bands, so I can't comment on them, BUT bands that kick ass but have yet to "make it big" - even within metaldom - are Katatonia, the Gathering, Anathema.

 

[Lotus_Eater_RVD]

Opeth will rule the world one day...