I mean, they're really heavy, but they just don't sound that metal. I mean, I know they are metal. But they don't sound anything like Judas Priest or Iron Maiden. All they have is abrasiveness and drop tuning, and not any high screams or shredding, let alone anything REALLY anthemic.
AWESOME!!!! Any idiots who say music died on 1999 are very uninformed about the current music scene. BQ: Lower popularity, higher quality music. BQ2: Fog of War
I definitely think of that Protest the Hero definitely gets the award for terrific degree presence, no longer in basic terms because of the fact it extremely is extraordinary yet additionally because of the fact of ways puzzling their stuff is to play, jointly as shifting on the comparable time. the Dillinger get away Plan is likewise a contender for tremendous degree presence.
It's doing pretty good these days. It's alive and well, and seems to be doing fine. BQ: A jazz metal genre. In fact, it's already started. BQ2: Serpent
I'm seriously digging a few of the new Thrash and Power metal bands I live in an area completely occupied by metalcore kids - Maryland... There's no Metal Scene here, just me and a few other guys All the Thrash shows I go to have these 40 year old guys standing around in their Denim jackets that don't mosh or headbang... What a bore! In short, I hate the scene here... As for the bands, Thrash is alive and well... So much great bands, so much riffage! Thrash is where it's at BQ: I am almost 100% sure that this new dubstep trend is going to get mixed in with metal and within the next 10 years the new Deathcore will be Dubstep Metal... And only the truest of the true will listen to older bands BQ2: Vindicator.. riffage! (I wouldn't exactly say they're up and coming, as they have 2 albums out, but they're ******* great)
Progressive metal has been at it's finest since 2005, bands like Nevermore, Mastodon, Gojira, Baroness, Obscura, Between the Buried and Me, Evergrey, TesseracT etc have been making some of the most creative metal. Heavy Metal has been great in the last seven years, I don't care if the mainstream seen has been lacking since the mid 90's, there's always larger scene outside. BQ I agree with That Metal Guy on Jazz Metal. BQ2 Don't have one yet, been lacking metal for this past year actually been more exposed to hip hop but of course I'm not going to give up on metal.
