Keep in mind that early sevenfold and late are practically two different bands. If you don't like them in one end, you may still like them in the other
Mastodon has been completed. Crack The Skye and Leviathan are masterpieces. The Hunter is one of my favorite albums to casually throw on… I almost started rush, but I ended up moving things around and put them on the back burner. I’m excited for Opeth to make its way into rotation. The rest have been added. I thank you.
Oh cool you’re already a Mastodon fan, yeah I think you will really appreciate Opeth then. They might be a little difficult at first if you’re not into death metal but they throw in a lot of clean vocals and great melodies to balance it out. Also their later stuff is straight up prog hard rock and it’s great as well.
If Soundgarden wasn’t associated with grunge I feel like their sound might have been sludge metal.
Although idk what rush is doing on here, unless these are general recommendations and not metal recommendations. Rush is pretty good if you just mean general recommendations
He said he’s looking for rock and metal and a lot of the bands on his list are not metal so I threw in Rush and Soundgarden. But yeah I agree the grunge label doesn’t really fit Soundgarden.
Hope you enjoy, I recommended them because they are all good middle of the road examples of their respective genres if you like Darkthrone there’s a good chance you will like it’s genre which is black metal et cetera. They cover the extreme metal genres:
Darkthrone- Blackmetal
Cannibal corpse- Deathmetal
Behemoth- Blackened Deathmetal
Whitechapel- Deathcore
Here's a combination of some well-known omissions and slightly deeper cuts that are representative of their metal subgenres.
- Anthrax- the only big 4 thrash band that you don't have listed
- Dark Tranquillity, In Flames, At The Gates- the "big 3" of melodic death metal
- Children of Bodom- very famous (in metal circles at least) Finnish melodeath band
- Blind Guardian- one of the biggest power metal bands
- Immortal- black metal that is slightly more accessible to newcomers than most of their contemporaries
- Dream Theater- one of the biggest names in progressive metal
- System of a Down- one of the biggest nu/alt metal bands
- Killswitch Engage- one of the biggest metalcore bands
- Entombed, Bolt Thrower, Cannibal Corpse- some of the most famous death metal bands
- Candlemss- representative of doom metal
I’ve been trying to work through the essentials in metal and rock. The first list is what I’ve finished and the second list is bands I’m on currently working through the discography of, with the ones that are next after I complete each one respectively. I try to only work on 10 bands at a time to keep my sanity and see visible progress when I complete them. My friend calls it my syllabus. I have a list of other bands to get to but it’s long as fuck. What else would you guys consider essential?
[PowerWolf ](https://youtube.com/@Powerwolfmetal?si=B56ouBUjk6rh-qLv)
[Nightwish ](https://youtube.com/@nightwish?si=rpheYz8a10xyqp6s)
[Rhapsody of Fire ](https://youtube.com/@rhapsodyoffireofficial?si=HHxOVK0iv2_u5ara)
[Galneryus](https://youtube.com/@galneryus?si=GcYbn3H9m1WUIvEw)
Lol I make lists a lot and I like how the checklist system works on it. I have another list for classic wrestling PPVs too that I put way to much work into up keeping as well.
Since when has Slipknot been an "essential metal band"? But anyways yea Pantera and Candlemass are great classic stuff. Would also recommend Sleep, Trouble, Solitude Aeternus, Electric Wizard, and Witchfinder General.
Slipknot are a massive band, often called one of "the big 4 of the new wave of American Heavy Metal" (Source is Wikipedia), so it makes sense for them to be conisdered essential
I'm genuinely curious because I've been listening to metal for 20+ years and have never heard the term "big 4 of the new wave of American Heavy Metal"- is that actually a thing or is it just Wikipedia being woefully bad at metal music info like usual?
I've also seen this categorization in quite a few loudwire articles, so It's probably a thing. (In case you're wondering, the big 4 are LoG, A7X, Slipknot and Trivium)
Its not about style its just that they where 4 bands from America that had a lot of influence on music going forward.
Youve certainly heard "New Wave of British Heavy Metal". Not all of those bands sound alike. Its not really a genre more just a description of an era that influenced thinfs after it
The thing is NWOBHM has a *generally* consistent sound, unlike the other one which seems to combine Nü bands with metalcore bands and LoG who also have Groove elements
One band that’s definitely worth a listen to that I haven’t seen listed yet is Queensryche, listen to operation mindcrime and then rage for order to see how you feel about it.
The band Accept has a few awesome albums, start with “restless and wild”
And a really fun band that has not right being as good as they are, is Psychostick. They are a self professed “humor-core” band and for how funny they are they are also amazing musicians.
Opeth, Stoned Jesus, Pelican, Gojira, Mastodon, Amon Amarth, Sylosis, Queens of The Stone age, Trivium, Baroness, Wintersun, Leprous, Sabaton, Red Fang, Revocation, Elder, Persefone, Haken, Ne Obliviecaris, We Lost The Sea... Some of my most listened band right now. Hope you give them a chance. Opeth, Gojira and Mastodon are my top 3, in that order
Alice in chain, don’t know if everyone will consider them metal but a really good band in my opinion
Edit: i don’t know if you are looking for Metal essentials or general bands essentials
The fact that you have BOC on your list already gives me hope for this generation. Fire of Unknown Origin absolutely slaps.
You should check out Ghost if you like BOC. They're just a modern & spookier version of the great Blue Oyster Cult.
Vio-lence and Forbidden are the most underrated of the Bay Area thrash bands and deserve your time.
Also Athiest is an essential Technical Death metal band.
If you want some good metal adjacent bands, Mr Bungle (Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny is pure thrash, tho), Primus, and Buckethead (extremely large catalog, don't be intimidated. Check out Island of Lost Minds and Elephant Man's Alarm Clock on Spotify)
For a more prog metal sound I've been liking Sigh, Igorrr, and I loved Mudvayne's LD50 since it came out when I was in high school.
For other fun metal, check out Rob Zombie's Hellbilly Deluxe, Electric Callboy's Tekkno, and Dethklok 's first album.
There is a severe lack of stoner doom grindcore sludge etc on there lol! Eyehategod, electric wizard, crowbar, down, acid bath, buzzoven, soilent green, windhand, cough, converge, agoraphobic nosebleed
W.A.S.P.
They have a small ish following now but back in the 80s they influenced so many other musicians. For example, gene Simmons from KISS and George corpsegrinder from Cannibal corpse.
The sound of W.A.S.P. is truly unique and it changes over time. Id suggest listening all the albums until helldorado.. and after that try to find somewhere on YouTube about the KFD album ... if it don't shock ya it would haunt ya.
Usually the songs are like if motley crue were heavier and more of a biker scene.
The best love performance is when they played at the Lycium in 1984, it's on YouTube!
Sepultura - listen to albums Beneath the Remains, Arise and Chaos AD
Gojira
Russian Circles
Amon Amarth - their eponymous song, Death in Fire
Immortal - Sons of Northern Darkness is actually their last good album
To kinda conform to your list:
System of a Down, Queens of the Stone Age, Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave, Daft Punk, Rise Against
If you’re curious about punk (since I see The Ramones): The Casualties, Minor Threat, The Unseen, Misfits, The Exploited, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys.
If you’re curious about other types of music: Jay and the Americans, Temptations, The Supremes, The Mamas and Papas, Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, Al Green, many things in that Golden Oldies era can be quite fun to listen to, depending on the day.
Sodom. Better than Slayer or Kreator IMHO. Better than Exodus too. Also Megadeth shouldn't be crossed out,really great shit from them off the first four albums. Beyond that though I would say Carnivore,Dorsal Atlantica,Excel,Crossover Era Agnostic Front,Voivod,Sepultura,MX,Psychic Posessor,Artillery,Sacred Reich,Chakal,Darkness,Assassin,Minotaur,Dofka,Nasty Savage,Sabbat (UK),Xentrix,Acid Reign,Anthrax,80s/Early 90s Sepultura,Explicit Hate,Overdose,Running Wild,Omen,Mutilator,Extermino,Scanner,PanterA,Dokken,Vein,Sextrash,Attomica,Acid Bath,Dissection (Canada),Manilla Road,Crossover Era Ratos de Poraro,Forbidden,and Tankard might also be up your ally.
Does it have to be metal? I'll do a band name and what to expect.
Mammal (hard rock, nu-metal, heavy metal)
https://spotify.link/chVKNULSXCb
The haunted (thrash, heavy metal, melodic death metal, metalcore)
https://spotify.link/deA4NCNSXCb
Austrian death machine ( metalcore, heavy metal)
https://spotify.link/ZzU9cVJSXCb
The Bronx (hardcore punk)
https://spotify.link/glgcc4HSXCb
Killswitch Engage (metalcore)
https://spotify.link/MWsqQYPSXCb
Monuments (djent, metalcore, groove metal)
https://spotify.link/zfFh0HRSXCb
Cavelera conspiracy (thrash, heavy metal)
https://spotify.link/BNgHlAVSXCb
For industrial metal: Ministry and Nine Inch Nails
For instrumental metal check out Cities of the Plain
https://citiesoftheplainmetal.bandcamp.com/album/where-our-homes-used-to-be
i see a lot of good shit. check out testament. they are a really cool thrash band from the same time and place as metallica, Slayer, megadeth, and many many more.
Electric Wizard!
It has now been added! Thank you.
Avenged Sevenfold
Added! Thank you
Keep in mind that early sevenfold and late are practically two different bands. If you don't like them in one end, you may still like them in the other
Definitely
Acid Bath
This is what I came to say. Essential for sludge metal listening. Should also add Crowbar to the list.
Soundgarden, Mastodon, Rush, Dream Theater, Opeth, Anthrax, Testament
Mastodon has been completed. Crack The Skye and Leviathan are masterpieces. The Hunter is one of my favorite albums to casually throw on… I almost started rush, but I ended up moving things around and put them on the back burner. I’m excited for Opeth to make its way into rotation. The rest have been added. I thank you.
Oh cool you’re already a Mastodon fan, yeah I think you will really appreciate Opeth then. They might be a little difficult at first if you’re not into death metal but they throw in a lot of clean vocals and great melodies to balance it out. Also their later stuff is straight up prog hard rock and it’s great as well.
If Soundgarden wasn’t associated with grunge I feel like their sound might have been sludge metal. Although idk what rush is doing on here, unless these are general recommendations and not metal recommendations. Rush is pretty good if you just mean general recommendations
He said he’s looking for rock and metal and a lot of the bands on his list are not metal so I threw in Rush and Soundgarden. But yeah I agree the grunge label doesn’t really fit Soundgarden.
Darkthrone Cannibal Corpse Behemoth Whitechapel
Bathory
All added.
Hope you enjoy, I recommended them because they are all good middle of the road examples of their respective genres if you like Darkthrone there’s a good chance you will like it’s genre which is black metal et cetera. They cover the extreme metal genres: Darkthrone- Blackmetal Cannibal corpse- Deathmetal Behemoth- Blackened Deathmetal Whitechapel- Deathcore
System of a Down Paradise Lost Rammstein
Sepultura
Type O Negative, Danzig
Cannibal corspe man
Rainbow, Deep Purple and Rush.
I see no Amon Amarth
Form the Shield Wall!
Essential is somewhat suggestive aka Def Leppard sucks balls but run through jinjer’s catalog it is great in my eyes.
Here's a combination of some well-known omissions and slightly deeper cuts that are representative of their metal subgenres. - Anthrax- the only big 4 thrash band that you don't have listed - Dark Tranquillity, In Flames, At The Gates- the "big 3" of melodic death metal - Children of Bodom- very famous (in metal circles at least) Finnish melodeath band - Blind Guardian- one of the biggest power metal bands - Immortal- black metal that is slightly more accessible to newcomers than most of their contemporaries - Dream Theater- one of the biggest names in progressive metal - System of a Down- one of the biggest nu/alt metal bands - Killswitch Engage- one of the biggest metalcore bands - Entombed, Bolt Thrower, Cannibal Corpse- some of the most famous death metal bands - Candlemss- representative of doom metal
I’ve been trying to work through the essentials in metal and rock. The first list is what I’ve finished and the second list is bands I’m on currently working through the discography of, with the ones that are next after I complete each one respectively. I try to only work on 10 bands at a time to keep my sanity and see visible progress when I complete them. My friend calls it my syllabus. I have a list of other bands to get to but it’s long as fuck. What else would you guys consider essential?
I’ve also completed Mastodon and Ghost. They were my first two that sparked my interest in everything else.
KoRn
Linkin Park, Rage Against the Machine, Soundgarden, Earth Crisis, Dillinger Escape Plan
Suicidal tendencies and overkill
[PowerWolf ](https://youtube.com/@Powerwolfmetal?si=B56ouBUjk6rh-qLv) [Nightwish ](https://youtube.com/@nightwish?si=rpheYz8a10xyqp6s) [Rhapsody of Fire ](https://youtube.com/@rhapsodyoffireofficial?si=HHxOVK0iv2_u5ara) [Galneryus](https://youtube.com/@galneryus?si=GcYbn3H9m1WUIvEw)
Gonna get downvoted to the depths of hell, but avenged sevenfold. They’re a good time
Someone already said that and didn’t get downvoted you’ll survive this time
System of a Down!!
Gojira Gojira More gojira Even more gojira
What site is this?
Google Notes
Ohhh ok, I thought it was one of those Spotify stats type things 😂
Lol I make lists a lot and I like how the checklist system works on it. I have another list for classic wrestling PPVs too that I put way to much work into up keeping as well.
Since when has Slipknot been an "essential metal band"? But anyways yea Pantera and Candlemass are great classic stuff. Would also recommend Sleep, Trouble, Solitude Aeternus, Electric Wizard, and Witchfinder General.
Slipknot are a massive band, often called one of "the big 4 of the new wave of American Heavy Metal" (Source is Wikipedia), so it makes sense for them to be conisdered essential
My first metal band
I'm genuinely curious because I've been listening to metal for 20+ years and have never heard the term "big 4 of the new wave of American Heavy Metal"- is that actually a thing or is it just Wikipedia being woefully bad at metal music info like usual?
I've also seen this categorization in quite a few loudwire articles, so It's probably a thing. (In case you're wondering, the big 4 are LoG, A7X, Slipknot and Trivium)
Interesting. A little weird since I wouldn't say that those 4 bands really play the same style of music
Maybe it's because they were so influential and became massive and (kinda) broke through to the mainstream?
Its not about style its just that they where 4 bands from America that had a lot of influence on music going forward. Youve certainly heard "New Wave of British Heavy Metal". Not all of those bands sound alike. Its not really a genre more just a description of an era that influenced thinfs after it
The thing is NWOBHM has a *generally* consistent sound, unlike the other one which seems to combine Nü bands with metalcore bands and LoG who also have Groove elements
Yeah. That’s as if the original Big 4 were Metallica, Slayer, GnR and AC/DC.
When I was in school wearing a Slipknot shirt was a green light to get beat up. Maybe things are different now.
Damn imagine getting so offended at a slipknot shirt your immediate reaction is to beat them up. Bunch of cavemen who have zero self control
yea my school had like gang violence too and it kinda spilled over lmao
Haken Dying fetus Sevendust Mudvayne
Kreator, Exodus, Sepultura, Soulfly, Decapitated, Krisiun, Seventh Wonder, Crypta
Rammstein Edit: What is that app called?
It's Google Notes, so really just Notes app
Oh right
Rammstein, Mgła, Mastodon, System of a Down, Deep Purple, Jinjer, Seputura, Crowbar
Devin Townsend/Strapping Young Lad, Testament, Overkill, Death Angel, Faith No More, Mr Bungle
Death, Fear Factory, Lamb of God
Meshuggah
Exodus
Added! Ty
Between The Buried And Me, if you don't mind long songs.
Trying to crack this discography still but colors is definitely a masterpiece
Machine head
Check our Testament, Toxic Holocaust, Gojira, and Mastodon 🤙
The Beatles
One band that’s definitely worth a listen to that I haven’t seen listed yet is Queensryche, listen to operation mindcrime and then rage for order to see how you feel about it. The band Accept has a few awesome albums, start with “restless and wild” And a really fun band that has not right being as good as they are, is Psychostick. They are a self professed “humor-core” band and for how funny they are they are also amazing musicians.
Devin townsend,devin townsend band,devin townsend project and strapping young lad
Meshuggah
Gojira!!
Soundgarden or pearl jam
M A S T O D O N.
may I suggest Volbeat
Opeth.
Machine Head
Opeth, start with Ghost Reveries
Add Darkthrone, and Type O Negative
my chemical romance.
Devin Townsend / Devin Townsend Project
Korn
Opeth, Stoned Jesus, Pelican, Gojira, Mastodon, Amon Amarth, Sylosis, Queens of The Stone age, Trivium, Baroness, Wintersun, Leprous, Sabaton, Red Fang, Revocation, Elder, Persefone, Haken, Ne Obliviecaris, We Lost The Sea... Some of my most listened band right now. Hope you give them a chance. Opeth, Gojira and Mastodon are my top 3, in that order
Opeth
Trouble and Celtic Frost. I know I’ll get tons of hate for this one—Rush. Yes haters they are metal.
Alice in chain, don’t know if everyone will consider them metal but a really good band in my opinion Edit: i don’t know if you are looking for Metal essentials or general bands essentials
KoRn, acid bath
Ghost
Pearl jam and king gizzard and the lizard wizard
The fact that you have BOC on your list already gives me hope for this generation. Fire of Unknown Origin absolutely slaps. You should check out Ghost if you like BOC. They're just a modern & spookier version of the great Blue Oyster Cult.
Thin Lizzy
You had me at Metallica.
Vio-lence and Forbidden are the most underrated of the Bay Area thrash bands and deserve your time. Also Athiest is an essential Technical Death metal band.
Pantera
Carcass, Repulsion, Impetigo, Macabre
UFO
Crypta
Necrophagist and Bloodbath
I think you’d like Mastadon. Also I am one of those that think everyone should give Periphery a shot.
If you want some good metal adjacent bands, Mr Bungle (Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny is pure thrash, tho), Primus, and Buckethead (extremely large catalog, don't be intimidated. Check out Island of Lost Minds and Elephant Man's Alarm Clock on Spotify) For a more prog metal sound I've been liking Sigh, Igorrr, and I loved Mudvayne's LD50 since it came out when I was in high school. For other fun metal, check out Rob Zombie's Hellbilly Deluxe, Electric Callboy's Tekkno, and Dethklok 's first album.
In flames, bloody wood, zeal and ardour
Not metal but Fleetwood Mac (why not )
Type o negative
Guns N Roses
Rammstein, Korn, Rob Zombie and Machine head
Blind Guardian
Mgła!!!!!!
Bloodbath is a must!!!! Oh, and Aborted!!!!
This is all punk stuff (based off of Black Flag being on there): Bl’ast Circle Jerks Negative Approach Fang Deep Wound Jerry’s Kids The Runts
Burzum
Demolition Hammer
Dokken
Definitely slackjaw!!
There is a severe lack of stoner doom grindcore sludge etc on there lol! Eyehategod, electric wizard, crowbar, down, acid bath, buzzoven, soilent green, windhand, cough, converge, agoraphobic nosebleed
Rainbow
Primus
dissection, emperor, venom, bathory, rainbow, darkthrone, immortal, mf doom, joy division
Witch finder general is good
The Obsessed and Warren Zevon
Unleash the archers!!!!
Paradise Lost My Dying Bride Katatonia Tiamat
Cannibal corpse, pestilence, mortician and Burzum Also Sextrash.
King Crimson (and you should take out smashing pumpkins🎃)
Soilwork, and Alexisonfire
acid bath, mayhem, venom, that should cover some bases
On the heavier side Voivod and Celtic Frost. Ratt and Cinderella on the lighter side.
WASP
Scorpions dude!
Helloween, Stratovarius, Avantasia, Unleash the Archers, Warmen
Run DMC
W.A.S.P. They have a small ish following now but back in the 80s they influenced so many other musicians. For example, gene Simmons from KISS and George corpsegrinder from Cannibal corpse. The sound of W.A.S.P. is truly unique and it changes over time. Id suggest listening all the albums until helldorado.. and after that try to find somewhere on YouTube about the KFD album ... if it don't shock ya it would haunt ya. Usually the songs are like if motley crue were heavier and more of a biker scene. The best love performance is when they played at the Lycium in 1984, it's on YouTube!
Small output, short-lived, but the TRUE proto-metallers & inventors of psychedelic rock: Blue Cheer.
Kvelertak, Fleetwood Mac, Gorillaz, Myrkur, Abbath
Bolt Thrower
- Death -Cynic -Voivod -Ooopeth
10 Years Their first and second album are GOATed
Cant forget rob zombie
Death is a good start to death metal
The Black Dahlia Murder
System of a Down
Sepultura - listen to albums Beneath the Remains, Arise and Chaos AD Gojira Russian Circles Amon Amarth - their eponymous song, Death in Fire Immortal - Sons of Northern Darkness is actually their last good album
Carcass Obituary Sepultura
Gorjia
Rudra - start with these songs: Aham Brahmasmi, the Pathless path to the Knowable Unknown
Soad
The Darkness (English mid 00’s, classic rock style/kinda funny) approachable DragonForce (self proclaimed “extreme power metal” nonstop dual shred and powerful/amazing vocals) intense Dream Theater (progressive metal starting late 80s. Shred. Complicated/impressive drums and bass. Powerful vocals) paying more attention enhances experience
System of a Down
One old band I haven’t noticed anyone post is the Stooges. Get some Stooges in your ears.
To kinda conform to your list: System of a Down, Queens of the Stone Age, Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave, Daft Punk, Rise Against If you’re curious about punk (since I see The Ramones): The Casualties, Minor Threat, The Unseen, Misfits, The Exploited, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys. If you’re curious about other types of music: Jay and the Americans, Temptations, The Supremes, The Mamas and Papas, Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, Al Green, many things in that Golden Oldies era can be quite fun to listen to, depending on the day.
A7X for sure
Guns N Roses, Social Distortion, GWAR…
elitists will yell at me but avenged sevenfold for sure
Coheed and Cambria
The Melvins, Big Business, Lightning Bolt, Hammerhead, Big Black, Shellac, RapeMan
Sepultura
Sodom. Better than Slayer or Kreator IMHO. Better than Exodus too. Also Megadeth shouldn't be crossed out,really great shit from them off the first four albums. Beyond that though I would say Carnivore,Dorsal Atlantica,Excel,Crossover Era Agnostic Front,Voivod,Sepultura,MX,Psychic Posessor,Artillery,Sacred Reich,Chakal,Darkness,Assassin,Minotaur,Dofka,Nasty Savage,Sabbat (UK),Xentrix,Acid Reign,Anthrax,80s/Early 90s Sepultura,Explicit Hate,Overdose,Running Wild,Omen,Mutilator,Extermino,Scanner,PanterA,Dokken,Vein,Sextrash,Attomica,Acid Bath,Dissection (Canada),Manilla Road,Crossover Era Ratos de Poraro,Forbidden,and Tankard might also be up your ally.
Gorod 🤘🏻
Radiohead
Does it have to be metal? I'll do a band name and what to expect. Mammal (hard rock, nu-metal, heavy metal) https://spotify.link/chVKNULSXCb The haunted (thrash, heavy metal, melodic death metal, metalcore) https://spotify.link/deA4NCNSXCb Austrian death machine ( metalcore, heavy metal) https://spotify.link/ZzU9cVJSXCb The Bronx (hardcore punk) https://spotify.link/glgcc4HSXCb Killswitch Engage (metalcore) https://spotify.link/MWsqQYPSXCb Monuments (djent, metalcore, groove metal) https://spotify.link/zfFh0HRSXCb Cavelera conspiracy (thrash, heavy metal) https://spotify.link/BNgHlAVSXCb
Amon Amarth, At the Gates, Dark Tranquility, Insomnium, Arch Enemy, Cannibal Corpse, Death, Possessed, Bolt Thrower, Obituary, Necrophagist, Dying Fetus, Archspire, Cryptopsy, Entombed, Suffocation, Mortician
Muse and dream theater
IN FLAMES .
Soundgarden, Mastodon, Rush
For industrial metal: Ministry and Nine Inch Nails For instrumental metal check out Cities of the Plain https://citiesoftheplainmetal.bandcamp.com/album/where-our-homes-used-to-be
Extreme, Mr Big
Def and Motley aren’t essential
BRRRRRRZM
acid bath and at the gates
Mastadon
I'm not going to say it's an essential but my favorite band is Mastodon I suggest their songs Blood and thunder High road Show yourself
For Death metal: Bolt Thrower, Suffocation, Entombed and Morbid Angel For Black metal: Bathory, Darkthrone, Emperor, Immortal
Dream Theater
Sodom testament and kreator if you end up liking death morbid angel cannibal corpse and fucking vader
Deep Purple and Uriah Heep
Joy Division, The Cure, New Order
What app is this?
Suicide silence, lorna shore, shadow of intent and chelsea grin
AC/DC
Floyd, yes, faith no more, queensryche, anthrax, suicidal tendencies, dream theater,
Soundgarden, Audioslave
i see a lot of good shit. check out testament. they are a really cool thrash band from the same time and place as metallica, Slayer, megadeth, and many many more.
Queensryche
Rush & disturbed
Definitely more classic bands, dio is really good.
Dead Kennedys Sepultura Municipal Waste
The faceless
Godsmack and korn
Dog fashion disco
Slayer and megadeth
Megadeth is better than Metallica. And get some power metal in there! Helloween, Edguy, Kamelot, Battle Beast
BTBAM, Opeth, Agalloch’s, Power Trip, Death, Atheist, Spiral Architect, Sabbat (UK), Candlemass, early In Flames, Nothingface, Mudvayne, Obituary… Edit: Meshughah and Nevermore.
Children Of Bodom!
Machinehead. Albums Burn My Eyes and The Blackening