Are bands like Iron Maiden, Metallica, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and the Misfits considered metal? Or does metal have to include screaming now?
metal core- atmospheric and progressive death core- a mix of death metal type riffs with punk/screamo type vocals doom metal- slow gloomy atmospheric metal grind core- death metal with a brutal sound. It is usually over-powered by the bass guitar and vocals sound more guttural then they do shrieky or shrill. melodic death metal- death metal with Iron Maiden/Thin Lizzy type riffs and melodies throughout. Often contains a beautiful solo by the rhythm guitar player. black metal- there are two types- The original classic style is marked by low-fi, underproduced sound and basic drumming- The lyrics usually deal with evil, paganism, nationalism or all. modern black metal contains- vox(blast beats), heavy bass with underscored rythym guitar in the background and lightning fast drumming that keeps time with the bass guitar. The lyrical content is usually the same as what you'd here in classic black metal. These guys usually paint their faces and wear black leather. Stoner metal is done in a 70's pschyadelic style with lyrics not meant to be taken seriously.
real metal doesn't need to be explained
Metalcore - Usually uses breakdowns and screamed vocals blended with clean. Influenced by thrash and hardcore punk Deathcore - Fusion of death metal and metalcore. Excessive use of breakdowns Grindcore - Extreme metal fused with hardcore. Doom metal - Not really an expert in this field Melodic death metal - Sort of like a fusion of death metal with black metal. Usually mixes shrieked / rasped vocals with metalcore-esque growls / screams. Death metal - Usually uses heavily distorted guitars, blasting drum beats and very low growled vocals. Influenced by thrash and early black metal (Kreator, Venom, Bathory) Black metal - Usually uses very fast guitar playing, blasted drum beats and shrieked vocals. Stoner metal - Chilled metal to get high to. Hardcore punk is more hardcore.
metallic particularly does not must be defined, in case you hear a metallic song, you already are conscious of it particularly is metallic. Screamo isn't metallic, yet Punk. It spawned off of Hardcore and for this reason has many factors of Hardcore What area(s) precisely are you acquaintances having hassle with?
Metalcore is generally very melodic, sometimes using harmonic scales and generally a fast pace with a good mix of clean and growly vocals. (All that Remains, Some Trivium, Some A7x, Killswitch Engage, As i Lay Dying, Shadows Fall) I dont listen to the other stuff. Groove Metal is generally very melodic as well in the solo work but uses a slower pace in the riffs which are sometimes very simplistic 3-4 chord wonders. Widely popularized by Pantera and Damageplan. Generally same vocal style as metalcore. Great for getting high to as well.
