I am missing a lot,but what?

[Spiderlix]

I am very acquainted to these genres and their bands:traditional,speed,doom,Power,black,thrash,Death,groove,grunge,nu,90s metalcore,sludge and progressive.Some war metal too.I am missing a lot of genres,but which genres and who are the pioneers or most important artists from these genres?

Avant-Garde (Only listened Meshuggah,but some people consider them djent)

Crust Punk (Only listened Amebix,Discharge and Hellbastard)

Alternative

Funk (Only Living Colour and Faith No More)

Rap (Only RATM,Biohazard and Limp Bizkit)

Folk (Only Skyclad)

Glam (Only Motley Crue)

Industrial (Only Godflesh and Fear Factory)

Gothic (Some Paradise Lost,but they are more death-doom)

Grindcore (Only Napalm Death and some Carcass)

Neoclassical (Only Yngwie Malmsteen and Symphony X)

Neue Deustch Haste (Only Rammstein)

Pagan

Celtic

Symphonic (Only Epica)

Post (Only Pelican)

Djent (Only TesseracT)

Nu Metalcore

Electronicore

Nintendocore

Viking (Only Bathory)

Kawaii

Latin

Modern Metalcore (Only Killswitch Engage)

 

[SurgicalBrute]

9 hours ago, Spiderlix said:

Crust Punk (Only listened Amebix,Discharge and Hellbastard)

Doom, Disfear, Wolfbrigade, Nausea, Stormcrow, Extreme Noise Terror

 

...since we're at t-minus 10 seconds until Macabre Eternal nukes this thread because I'm sure someone somewhere once made a similar thread 40 years ago...can I request the Mods at least link to the old thread before closing the replies

 

[SurgicalBrute]

9 hours ago, Spiderlix said:

Pagan, Celtic, Viking, Folk

These kinds of bands are usually lumped together since they tend to share a lot of thematic overlap

Windir, Bran Barr, Manegarm, Ensiferum, Arkona (the Russian one), Skálmöld, Heidevolk, Primordial, Mael Mordha, early Enslaved, Falkenbach, Folkvang, Forefather, Graveland, Summoning, Moonsorrow, Murg, Nechochwen, Nornir, Norrhem, Obscurity, Panphage (highly recommended), Runespell, Finntroll, Thyrfing, Thrudvangar, Vintersorg, Waylander, Winterfylleth, Ygg

[RelentlessOblivion]

10 hours ago, Spiderlix said:

I am very acquainted to these genres and their bands:traditional,speed,doom,Power,black,thrash,Death,groove,grunge,nu,90s metalcore,sludge and progressive.Some war metal too.I am missing a lot of genres,but which genres and who are the pioneers or most important artists from these genres?

Avant-Garde (Only listened Meshuggah,but some people consider them djent)

Crust Punk (Only listened Amebix,Discharge and Hellbastard)

Alternative

Funk (Only Living Colour and Faith No More)

Rap (Only RATM,Biohazard and Limp Bizkit)

Folk (Only Skyclad)

Glam (Only Motley Crue)

Industrial (Only Godflesh and Fear Factory)

Gothic (Some Paradise Lost,but they are more death-doom)

Grindcore (Only Napalm Death and some Carcass)

Neoclassical (Only Yngwie Malmsteen and Symphony X)

Neue Deustch Haste (Only Rammstein)

Pagan

Celtic

Symphonic (Only Epica)

Post (Only Pelican)

Djent (Only TesseracT)

Nu Metalcore

Electronicore

Nintendocore

Viking (Only Bathory)

Kawaii

Latin

Modern Metalcore (Only Killswitch Engage)

 

Ok so first Meshuggah aren’t Avant-garde and I don’t believe djent is a legit genre, so the more influential bands on avant-garde are probably going to be Gorguts, Blut Aus Nord but really, it’s a difficult genre to define. There’s a lot of crossover between folk, pagan, and Celtic metal, and I find it hard to pinpoint a specific origin for the genre, but I would say Moonsorrow, Falkenbach, and maybe Finntroll though I find  music a bit boring. Grindcore it’s easy, you’re looking at terra, riser, repulsion, napalm, death, and early carcass has the most influential bands. it’s easy, you’re looking at terrorizer, repulsion, napalm death, and early carcass as the most influential bands. Lastly Viking metal you’re looking at Enslaved and Hades

[GoatmasterGeneral]

The only sub-genres Spidey listed that I know anything whatsoever about are crust and grindcore. Tons of great bands in each.

I'll say the best grindcore band overall for my money would be the now defunct Insect Warfare. P.L.F. is pretty good too. Problem with recommending grindcore is there's a few different sub-factions within grindcore, and you might like one or more but not necessarily all of them. Don't overlook Mass Grave and Brutal Truth either. 

Crust is tougher as it's my favorite sub-genre after black and death. You're probably not looking for a list of 50 crust bands. You already know Amebix and Hellbastard which is a good start. (Discharge is usually considered hardcore but they're absolutely one of the primary influences on crust) So I'll cherry pick a few favorites. In adition to Surge's picks (Doom, Disfear, Wolfbrigade, Nausea, Stormcrow, ENT) which are all solid and essential, I'll add:

 

Hellkrusher

Agnosy

Extinction of Mankind

Filth of Mankind

Driller Killer

Tragedy

Warcry

Hellshock

Instinct of Survival

Nuclear Death Terror

Disrupt

Swordwielder

Sacrilege (UK)

Axegrinder

Martyrdöd

Fukpig

Disgust

Parasit

 

There are many more but that'll get you started if you're so inclined. 

[SurgicalBrute]

2 hours ago, RelentlessOblivion said:

There’s a lot of crossover between folk, pagan, and Celtic metal, and I find it hard to pinpoint a specific origin for the genre, but I would say Moonsorrow, Falkenbach, and maybe Finntroll

Predates all but Falkenbach (if we're including demos) by several years...Folk metal goes back to at least '91 with the band Skyclad, though I personally always found the singers vocals kind of hard to tolerate. Cruachan is in there somewhere too

[RelentlessOblivion]

1 hour ago, SurgicalBrute said:

Predates all but Falkenbach (if we're including demos) by several years...Folk metal goes back to at least '91 with the band Skyclad, though I personally always found the singers vocals kind of hard to tolerate. Cruachan is in there somewhere too

I’m used to his Vox owing to my great enjoyment of Sabbat, but I could see them wearing thin, and if I’m honest, I really only like Prince of the Poverty Line from Skyclad