So if Hard Rock is harder then Rock, and Metal is harder then Hard Rock, and Heavy Metal is harder then Metal, what's harder then Heavy Metal? **Is it just djent?**

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Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 04:24:48 No.100445

So if Hard Rock is harder then Rock, and Metal is harder then Hard Rock, and Heavy Metal is harder then Metal, what's harder then Heavy Metal? Is it just djent?

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 05:39:57 No.100446

Death Grips, of course.

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 12:18:20 No.100454

Extreme Metal

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 16:04:58 No.100456

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Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 16:15:06 No.100458

Doom metal, probably.

Djent isn't a genre, it's just a sound.

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 17:59:41 No.100462

What the hell kind of question is this?

It's like you're trying to do wordplay - Heavy Metal is only "Harder than Metal" semantically - if we're talking a specific style then "Heavy Metal" typically refers to the trad. stuff, which is arguably the least "hard" kind of metal around except like Glam Metal (depends on the band) or the absolute floweriest EuroPM. It's not rly a descriptor which evokes "harder," edgier stuff than "metal" by itself does, but if you're just making a word joke it would make sense.

But then you say "Djent" and even that stops making sense.

Someone said Extreme Metal, which is the correct (I GUESS???) answer. But basically, I can list off shit that's generally heavier than Heavy Metal proper is:

Death Metal, Black Metal, War Metal, Grindcore, early Industrial Metal (not including NIN & Neu Deutsch Harte or whatever it's called), Thrash Metal, Doom Metal, Sludge Metal, almost all Avant Garde Metal, Viking Metal, Speed Metal, Metallic Hardcore, probably honestly like 1/2 of Nu Metal (Slipknot and KoRn were listening to DM, and those downtuned riffs are heavy even if they suck), and… sure… probably most Djent, too. Oh, and Groove Metal probably but who gives a fuck about Groove Metal?

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 21:13:06 No.100465

Well, as other said, extreme metal.

>>100462

>Oh, and Groove Metal probably but who gives a fuck about Groove Metal?

You shut your whore mouth, Exhorder was great.

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 21:20:34 No.100466

>>100454

>>100465

What's harder then extreme metal?

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 21:23:25 No.100467

>>100462

>Oh, and Groove Metal probably but who gives a fuck about Groove Metal

Gojira's first few albums were good

>>100466

gorenoise

Gastarbeiter 04/23/19 (Tue) 23:17:57 No.100468

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>>100458

>Djent isn't a genre, it's just a sound.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djent

>Djent (/dʒɛnt/) is a subgenre of progressive metal,[1][2]

I bet you look rather silly right now kiddo

Gastarbeiter 04/24/19 (Wed) 03:35:50 No.100473

>>100468

subgenres aren't genres

checkm8

Gastarbeiter 04/24/19 (Wed) 05:04:20 No.100475

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Speedcore?

Gastarbeiter 04/24/19 (Wed) 05:04:57 No.100476

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Gastarbeiter 04/24/19 (Wed) 20:22:29 No.100490

if you're a true blue retarded autista, you'll listen to power violence when partying and dark ambient when chilling out.

Gastarbeiter 04/25/19 (Thu) 02:53:55 No.100497

>>100475

Why was my first reaction to this song just to laugh my ass off?

Gastarbeiter 04/25/19 (Thu) 15:07:11 No.100503

>>100445

Power metal

Gastarbeiter 04/25/19 (Thu) 23:56:01 No.100513

>>100497

Cuz screamerclauz is based

Gastarbeiter 04/26/19 (Fri) 19:03:52 No.100536

>>100466

>>100475

>>100467

power electronics and extratone

Gastarbeiter 04/27/19 (Sat) 01:14:59 No.100554

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"Hard rock" and "heavy metal" were traditionally used interchangeably, with the latter term often being used a derogatory term for heavy rock bands. It really only started to change with the rise of extreme metal, and now you regularly hear more vanilla heavy metal bands being called "just hard rock" by post-boomer generations.

Gastarbeiter 04/27/19 (Sat) 04:57:20 No.100559

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>>100554

I think Black Sabbath has a lot to do with classic heavy metal like Led Zeppelin getting considered rock. Despite being one of the very first, their music was much heavier than most other metal bands of the time and sounds closer to modern metal than their peers.

Gastarbeiter 04/27/19 (Sat) 16:37:32 No.100569

>>100559

That's also a valid point. While Rolling Stone called Led Zeppelin the heaviest band of all time, Master of Reality in particular blows away Black Sabbath's early-'70s contemporaries in terms of heaviness. People expect everything to sound like Black Sabbath when they were probably the heaviest band of their era (at least among the ones that were known by the general public at that point).