Basically, I was wondering if this is a rule in chemistry; if you add water to a metal oxide you will always get a metal hydroxide, e.g: CalciumOxide + Water ----> CalciumHydroxide
Black Metal: often categorized with high pitched vocals, more operatic music and Satan related themes. Doom Metal: slow and heavy, very guttural and low. Death Metal: Blast beats, fastfastfast, more gore related lyrics, downtuned guitars Speed Metal: older genre, all about the speed Grindcore: offshoot of speed metal, very fast, very aggressive There are too many sub genres to just name. If you wanna know, go look.
a majority of those different subgenres supplies me a headache. even if occurred to universal ol' Heavy metallic? besides, my popular 8 of those you indexed Melodic demise metallic demise metallic Thrash Groove commercial Gothic Symphonic metallic Glam/Hair metallic
Here are some of the Heavy Metal music sub genres that I know other than the ones that are already on your list: Symphonic Metal = Metal music with orchestral elements. Mostly softer and upbeat. Bands: Nightwish, Epica, Within Temptation Metalcore = combination of raw vocals, American hardcore, and heavy guitars. Bands: Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall, Atreyu Trash Metal = tempos influenced predominantly by hardcore punk. Bands: Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax Gothic Metal = sub genre of doom metal. Bands: Lacuna Coil, Within Temptation Industrial Metal = metal music that has synthesizers, drum machine, alongside more purely with heavy metal instruments like guitars. Bands: Rammstein, Fear Factory Nu Metal = a style that combines elements of heavy metal, hip hop and alternative rock music, with a downtuned guitar technique. Bands: Korn, Deftones, Slipknot, Linkin Park Power Metal = often emphasizes clean, melodic, high-pitched vocals and fast pacing that is mostly driven by double bass drumming and melodic lead guitar. Bands: Jag Panzer, Kamelot, Dragonforce Alternative Metal = a cross-genre term used to describe metal bands and metal influenced bands, which some fans consider to be unique or experimental, as well as bands of the nu metal genre that lack hip hop influence. Bands: System of a Down, Marilyn Manson, Tool Avant-garde Metal = a cross-genre grouping which contains bands from multiple genres of metal that exhibit experimentation through non-standard sounds, instruments, and song structures akin to the genre of metal they are rooted in. Epic Metal = cross-genre name given to bands with fantasy-inspired lyrics and a symphonic feel. and would you believe that there's Christian Metal? = another cross-genre grouping which contains metal bands that introduce Christian themes into their lyrics. Bands: Zoa, Underoath, Norma Jean AND BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THERE'S A LOT MORE....
Black Metal - fast beat, low tunings, strange structure and doom Metal - slower metal centered alot around lyrics death metal - came from thrash, heavier and more downtuned speed metal - hard to define, similair to thrash, not as heavy love metal - another name for glam or hair metal
