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A musical genre originating in the 1960s and 70s, influenced by Blues and [[Psychedelic Rock]], emphasizing heavy, powerful sound with distorted guitars and (sometimes) extended solos. |
A musical genre originating in the 1960s and 70s, influenced by Blues and [[Psychedelic Rock]], emphasizing heavy, powerful sound with distorted guitars and (sometimes) extended solos. |
Revision as of 20:34, 9 April 2014
If you were looking for the animated film, go here.
Headbanger #1: Wha-? What's that sound!? |
A musical genre originating in the 1960s and 70s, influenced by Blues and Psychedelic Rock, emphasizing heavy, powerful sound with distorted guitars and (sometimes) extended solos.
Famous for Heavy Metal Umlauts, as well as MetalHeads having huge online arguments about which bands are and aren't metal.
Heavy Metal Subgenres
- Alternative Metal
- Black Metal
- Death Metal
- Doom Metal
- Folk Metal
- Gothic Metal
- Grindcore
- Groove Metal
- Hair Metal
- Industrial Metal
- Metalcore
- Power Metal
- Progressive Metal
- Rap Metal
- Speed Metal
- Symphonic Metal
- Thrash Metal
For an in-depth look, see Useful Notes on Heavy Metal and the Map of Metal.