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I am not a big rock fan at all but I sometimes have trouble telling the differences between each bands, etc. Like the genre. I know there are many genres in rock music like metal, trash metal, death metal, emo, punk, power-punk, goth, soft rock etc ...
But how are these bands I listed differ from each other? Are they all different rock genres? Someone break down each one: Nickelback, All-American Rejects, Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Yellowcard, Metallica .... and what is power-pop rock? |
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By the way... Metal is it's own genre. Deffinately not a sub-genre of rock music.
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By the way... Metal is it's own genre. Deffinately not a sub-genre of rock music. Technically it is... metal evolved from hardcore punk, punk being a sub-genre of rock. Some bands from each genre you listed: Thrash metal - Megadeth, Testament, Kreator Death metal - Death, Morbid Angel, Possessed Emo - Rites Of Spring, Moss Icon Punk - The Ramones, The Sex Pistols Power-punk - ?! Gothic ROCK - Bauhaus, Siouxsie & the Banshees Gothic METAL - Macbeth, Beseech, Silentium Soft rock - ABBA Look these bands up, and you should be able to hear the differences in styles if you have an ear for music. |
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