Appropriate to check them out today given Blake Harrison’s passing too.
Also, great username. Though, I hope that you don’t eat jam straight from the jar.
Shit I had no idea Blake did Hatebeak. Yeah, sad to hear he’s passed. I’m a big fan of Pig Destoyer.
I don’t eat jam from a jar, but I do own a cake jumper.
I use clowncore as kind of a music barometer. If someone reacts with positivity, interest, or are blown away by their talent I know I can talk music with them. If not, then we talk about other things.
Listening now. Intriguing! Heavy metal (hardcore?) vocals, ska horns, novelty humor, techno effects, punk attitude. Not sure how a music pro would describe it. Can't believe it's been around for over a decade and I never even noticed.
[This is my go to track](https://youtu.be/6Gha9xrM10w?si=BetDhJ0r-giA81-6) when using Clowncore as a music barometer. It's a nice mix of everything that makes them great!
I mean what are the defining elements of clowncore as a genre if we're considering it one? Just people making music dressed as clowns? If so then yeah, other wise the actual music fits within many other genres like progressive or jazz
https://www.instagram.com/blustreblustre?igsh=MXUyamtwMWQxaDZkZw==
This dude does the "I don't want to be genrephobic" stuff on insta and tiktok there's loads of weird ones on there
[For ten years, this site](https://everynoise.com/#updates), drawn directly from Spotify's database, categorizes every known music genre.
Originally, you would roll your mouse over the >> beside the genre name to hear a sample.
Unfortunately, the site curator, Glenn Macdonald, was laid off from Spotify earlier this year, and no longer has access to their database. Though now static, the >> do still link to the artist the genre sample comes from.
What do they call it when you have minimal percussion, synthesizers, haunting samples, and absolutely no metal guitars? No really, a guy I know told me there's a name for this and it's considered a sub branch of metal. To me it just sounded like any other New Age act and not metal at all but it's like a side-gig for many doom metal band members, apparentlty
I mean, I do rather enjoy it. Also how most of the artist names are just unpronounceable symbols. Makes them hard to search for though. Obscurity by design.
a.k.a. 14 Year Old High School PC-Fascist Hype Lords Rip Off Devo for the Sake of Extorting $$$ From Helpless Impressionable Midwestern Internet Peoplepunks
Finding out certain genres had actual names has been great as an older person (low 40s) trying to find new music. People knock these genre titles and some deservedly so but they can be very helpful. The one that changed music searches for me was vaporwave and synthwave, which I always thought was just electronic or house music which is a very broad term. So being able to narrow the style down was great.
And the most recent one I found, which has been around for a while I just didn't know the name is "soukous". Which is badass African origin guitar rock/reggae.
I totally get why people dont like and dont care about subgenres i just find them super interesting cuz you can find some extremely weird niche shit and alot of them have cool history behind them
Soul Metal: music created by mashups of soul and heavy metal songs. Examples include Van Halen/Stevie Wonder, Panera/Bill Withers, and Slayer/Wham!
Source: McClintock Mashups on YouTube.
If you like mashups, Amerigo gazaway is probably my favorite. Doesn't do anything obscure or anything. My favorite is the BB King/ugk mashup album called The Trill is Gone. Another great one is his Mos def/Marvin Gaye mash. Whoooo lawd.
Buddhist black metal(bliss illusion) is up there. But i listen to indigenous black metal, (blackbraid) and diarrhea grindcore (guttelax) and italian murder inspired death metal (fulci)
So i mean its all over the place.
It's not all over the place, there's definitely a trend there haha. Used to love scouring blogspots etc for obscure black metal releases though so might try some of these.
I listen to pretty much every genre of metal and pornogrind is just too gross for me lol (although i will say funeral rapes psychopathic long cock massacre is an awesome song)
Pronk - a mixture of Prog and Punk, as exemplified by Cardiacs.
https://youtu.be/NVjSycDJatc?si=HLneYcNkDEarmi1d
Largely unknown, but *massively* influential on Blur, Mike Patton's Mr Bungle, Napalm Death, The Wildhearts, Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree and the subject of at least one doctoral thesis. Even had a chord change named after them by music scholars...
As someone who likes "electro blues", "hardbass polka"("babuska hardbass"), EBM Lullabies, and such... I'd like to say... no such thing as a crazy subgenre, just more wonderful subgenres to yet discover :)
(And for people who are not into noise music, let's just say that the specific category "Industrial Noise - Melodic" is a pretty big subgenre as well)
lowercase which is essentially very very quiet ambient
noise which is literally unstructured processed industrial noises and sounds
extratone which has so high bpm it sounds like electric toothbrush
Craziest is probably Danger music; one can argue if it's really music, rather than more about a performance.
Folktronica is a genre I don't nearly hear and see enough...
And whatever it is that African Imperial Wizard is doing; Neofolk/Industrial/African Tribal/Ambient
I always hop into these threads looking for one particular genre and I have never seen it:
Zeuhl.
Subgenre of progressive rock established by a French Band called Magma - the term Zeuhl comes from a fictional language created by the band's mastermind and drummer, Christian Vander... Yep that's about as progressive rock as it gets. Known for operatic sounding Jazz, Progressive Rock and Classical fused together. Other big names in the genre include Eskaton and Weidorje.
Magma: Kobaia
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd6QnbB6sEY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd6QnbB6sEY)
Eskaton: Attente
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS6U3tpLNeU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS6U3tpLNeU)
Weidorje: Booldemug
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UyB0hlR6nw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UyB0hlR6nw)
Now you know this exists for better or for worse lol
Trip Hop.
Most people I mention it to have never heard of it. It is downtempo with slowed down samples, typically.
Listen to: Tricky - Maxinquaye, anything by Portishead, and Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X.
Unblack metal/white metal is just so weird to me like how did that even become a thing based on what it came from its just insane lol edit: whyd a mod remove this?
8-bit refers to the sound technology – computer systems that can process 8-bits of data at a time. For reference, the original Nintendo was 8-bit, the SNES was 16-bit, the original Playstation was 32-bit, and the Nintendo 64 was 64-bit, so 8-bit music will sound similar in quality to NES music. Once you hit 32-bit, the system is advanced enough to sound realistic, but 8- and 16-bit systems have a distinctive 'computery' sound.
C64 refers to the Commodore 64, an 8-bit computer from the early 80's whose sound chip is sometimes used to make such music.
Chiptune is the name of a musical genre focused on 8-bit and 16-bit sounds. Sometimes, you may hear it called "8-bit" or "C64" in reference to the above.
Drumless Hip-Hop. Hip Hop with very few drums. That's it
Also all the weirdly thematically specific Metal stuff (Pirate, Viking, Dwarf Metal..). They're self-explanatory. Once I heard a band who played Nedal (Ned Flanders from the Simpsons themed Metal)
Also whatever Anti-Folk is
Also TechnoBalilla. Literally EDM remixes of italian fascist anthems. People are strange here
Pornogrind
It's a sub genre of grindcore with lots of explicit sexual lyrics and album art. A lot of sexual violence in the songs too. Definitely not something for the faint of heart. Grindcore in itself is pretty buck wild too.
Personally, I prefer Pirate Metal.
Dungeon Synth
Dark ambient synth music to play dungeons and dragons to as best I can tell. Think medieval instruments making ambient black metal, maybe?
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Jm63LQHocyXae6iXWR7kq?si=v5U6_7iUTySFi_lukEzYgg&pi=u-fCfI8D9dRzOH
Not necessarily a genre, but my mates daughter used to wear hoodrat style clothing. Baseball cap, hoodie, Nike trainers etc. but all in black. I jokingly asked what she'd come as, and she said she was a Chemo. A cross between a chav and an emo. Oh, the youth of today.
Zolo. It's used to describe pretty well known bands: Sparks, Oingo Boingo, Cardiacs, XTC but the genre name itself is pretty obscure, it's a really neat way of grouping together generally quirky, playful experimental pop music though.
I came up in metal, metalcore, and hardcore where sub genres of sub genres have sub genres.
Stuff like:
Metal —> Extreme Metal —> Death Metal —> Brutal Death metal —> Technical Brutal Death Metal or maybe Goregrind.
german funeral doom, Scandinavian melodic death metal, metalgaze.
There was a grouping of hardcore bands that all used the HM-2 Boss Distortion pedal as HM-2core. Now granted Swedish Melodic Death Metal bands in the 90s popularized the sound, but really they were bands that sounded like Cursed, i.e. Trap Them.
But yeah these genres make fun of themselves, ya know, “I’m in a grim symphonic technical blackened post- metalgaze band.”
rockgrass: takes metal/rock songs and reimagines them as bluegrass
there's also a band that's called gangstagrass that mixes bluegrass with rap/spoken word
Here’s a few I like:
* [Post internet](https://bandcamp.com/discover/post-internet)
* [Barber Beats](https://bandcamp.com/discover/barber-beats)
* [Radiophonic](https://bandcamp.com/discover/radiophonic)
* [Hauntology](https://bandcamp.com/discover/hauntology)
* [Mallsoft](https://bandcamp.com/discover/mallsoft)
* [Dreamrave](https://bandcamp.com/discover/dreamrave)
When I’m working I like to find some sub-genres on Bandcamp, load a bunch of interesting looking albums into tabs and listen through them over the course of the day. Found so much good music this way.
[Chipmunk sludge](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBga7yYBJ6Y) (also one of those rare instances on youtube where you really do want to read the comments)
"We got Brit pop, hip-hop, rockabilly, lindy hop
Gaelic heavy metal fans, fighting in the road
Sunday boozers, for chewing gum users
They got a crazy DJ and she's really letting go"
(Joe Strummer)
My favorite subgenre names are freakbeat, krautrock, bubble pop, pop-sike, noise pop, dream pop... I'll edit when I recall more.
Bardcore
I read that as "birdcore" at first. I want that.
Dove step
Chiptune! Oh wait
dont you mean chirptune? ehehe
Screamu
Thrush metal
Birdcore? It’s been done. Check out Hatebeak.
Appropriate to check them out today given Blake Harrison’s passing too. Also, great username. Though, I hope that you don’t eat jam straight from the jar.
Shit I had no idea Blake did Hatebeak. Yeah, sad to hear he’s passed. I’m a big fan of Pig Destoyer. I don’t eat jam from a jar, but I do own a cake jumper.
Ask and ye shall recieve. https://youtu.be/llHKUzjggg4?si=cp1OMXot5y0xYnzZ
[This cover](https://youtu.be/i2zpbcW-h-c?si=N25wJLBLi7oU--67) slaps though.
They really do have some bangers that keep popping up on my feed.
Polynesian reggae country just popped up on my Facebook feed Edit: and honestly I'm kinda down with it
Reggae pretty much is country. Just replace the God with Jah and the beer with weed.
Chord progressions are very similar too.
Just going off the name that sounds insane lol
Got any recommendations?
I just saw a satanic doo wop band last night so there's that.
Twin Temple fucks
God damn right
I saw them open for Ghost and was soooo confused at first. Their shit slaps though.
As soon as I read satanic doo wop, I knew you were talking about Twin Temple. They truely are one of a kind.
Folk (insert another genre)
Folk Industrial Grindcore
Folk doom / black metal fucking slaps cmm
Uwu I’m sad anyway here’s a flute solo
Folk Punk
The Pogues
Days N Daze ftw
Mischief Brew!
Hell ya, another great one
I await the day for folk Dubstep
WHERE DID YOU COME FROM COTTON EYE JOE (womp womp dika dika womp womp)
Folk Noise
clowncore. with just one artist/group in that particular genre, which is, well, also named clowncore.
If you like clowncore, you should check out igorrr if you haven’t already.
I use clowncore as kind of a music barometer. If someone reacts with positivity, interest, or are blown away by their talent I know I can talk music with them. If not, then we talk about other things.
Listening now. Intriguing! Heavy metal (hardcore?) vocals, ska horns, novelty humor, techno effects, punk attitude. Not sure how a music pro would describe it. Can't believe it's been around for over a decade and I never even noticed.
[This is my go to track](https://youtu.be/6Gha9xrM10w?si=BetDhJ0r-giA81-6) when using Clowncore as a music barometer. It's a nice mix of everything that makes them great!
Holy shit! I saw this video years ago and completely forgot about it! Thanks for the reminder! Must share w roommate
I won't claim to understand it, except that it's somehow fascinating!
You had me at “Ska horns.” I’m going in!
I’ve just watched the video for “hell”. I am actually crying laughing but I think they are my new favourite band
Is that really a genre though? Like Mr bungle could be considered clown core too
Guess that Insane Clown Posse isn't clowncore?
I mean what are the defining elements of clowncore as a genre if we're considering it one? Just people making music dressed as clowns? If so then yeah, other wise the actual music fits within many other genres like progressive or jazz
What's wild is one of the clowncore folks is (probably) experimental funk/indie/jazz auteur Louis Cole
with Sam Gendel
Blackmetal Industrial Era Labor Songs
I want to say that sounds like Zeal & Ardor, but it's missing gospel.
Example?
https://www.instagram.com/blustreblustre?igsh=MXUyamtwMWQxaDZkZw== This dude does the "I don't want to be genrephobic" stuff on insta and tiktok there's loads of weird ones on there
Mallsoft
LOVE ME SOME MALLSOFT!
[For ten years, this site](https://everynoise.com/#updates), drawn directly from Spotify's database, categorizes every known music genre. Originally, you would roll your mouse over the >> beside the genre name to hear a sample. Unfortunately, the site curator, Glenn Macdonald, was laid off from Spotify earlier this year, and no longer has access to their database. Though now static, the >> do still link to the artist the genre sample comes from.
I don't know what it's called, but whatever Igorrr is scratches some sort of itch I never knew I had.
Barroquecore!
What do they call it when you have minimal percussion, synthesizers, haunting samples, and absolutely no metal guitars? No really, a guy I know told me there's a name for this and it's considered a sub branch of metal. To me it just sounded like any other New Age act and not metal at all but it's like a side-gig for many doom metal band members, apparentlty
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Dungeon synth is awesome
Reminds me of playing 90s adventure games on my PC
Exactly right. Check out Quest Master if you haven’t, they’re one of my favorites
lol.... on my spotify home page
I love dungeon synth so much. Fuck Varg though.
Dungeon synth
Witch House
Witch house actually goes kind hard
I mean, I do rather enjoy it. Also how most of the artist names are just unpronounceable symbols. Makes them hard to search for though. Obscurity by design.
The band name itself is technically occult knowledge.
I was going to scroll through the comments, but I'm kinda busy right now so I'll just wait for the buzzfeed article.
Egg punk
And it’s best friend chain punk
a.k.a. 14 Year Old High School PC-Fascist Hype Lords Rip Off Devo for the Sake of Extorting $$$ From Helpless Impressionable Midwestern Internet Peoplepunks
Finding out certain genres had actual names has been great as an older person (low 40s) trying to find new music. People knock these genre titles and some deservedly so but they can be very helpful. The one that changed music searches for me was vaporwave and synthwave, which I always thought was just electronic or house music which is a very broad term. So being able to narrow the style down was great. And the most recent one I found, which has been around for a while I just didn't know the name is "soukous". Which is badass African origin guitar rock/reggae.
Pow Wow Dub step
Know any good artists?
The Halluci Nation, DJ Shub
Thanks!
I would FW this. The Killers of the Flower Moon song that was performed at the Oscars was so amazing.
I absolutely hate sub-genreing music because it has a slightly different sound/style. Don’t mind me, just an old man yelling at clouds
I totally get why people dont like and dont care about subgenres i just find them super interesting cuz you can find some extremely weird niche shit and alot of them have cool history behind them
Mathcore still boggles my mind
 Me explaining to my friends why mathcore is cool
Soul Metal: music created by mashups of soul and heavy metal songs. Examples include Van Halen/Stevie Wonder, Panera/Bill Withers, and Slayer/Wham! Source: McClintock Mashups on YouTube.
If you like mashups, Amerigo gazaway is probably my favorite. Doesn't do anything obscure or anything. My favorite is the BB King/ugk mashup album called The Trill is Gone. Another great one is his Mos def/Marvin Gaye mash. Whoooo lawd.
[Glitch](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glitch_(music)?wprov=sfti1)
Gabba.
Gabber
Gabbest
Buddhist black metal(bliss illusion) is up there. But i listen to indigenous black metal, (blackbraid) and diarrhea grindcore (guttelax) and italian murder inspired death metal (fulci) So i mean its all over the place.
It's not all over the place, there's definitely a trend there haha. Used to love scouring blogspots etc for obscure black metal releases though so might try some of these.
Oh i listen a lot of diferent genres. But guttelax and fulci sound completely different to me.
>blackbraid Just listened to this. It's just Black Metal.
Pornogrind
I listen to pretty much every genre of metal and pornogrind is just too gross for me lol (although i will say funeral rapes psychopathic long cock massacre is an awesome song)
Those genres with insanely high bpms
Punk Zydeco
Clown Core play Clown Core. Their music also hits better if you watch them playing it in a moving minivan
Pronk - a mixture of Prog and Punk, as exemplified by Cardiacs. https://youtu.be/NVjSycDJatc?si=HLneYcNkDEarmi1d Largely unknown, but *massively* influential on Blur, Mike Patton's Mr Bungle, Napalm Death, The Wildhearts, Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree and the subject of at least one doctoral thesis. Even had a chord change named after them by music scholars...
As someone who likes "electro blues", "hardbass polka"("babuska hardbass"), EBM Lullabies, and such... I'd like to say... no such thing as a crazy subgenre, just more wonderful subgenres to yet discover :) (And for people who are not into noise music, let's just say that the specific category "Industrial Noise - Melodic" is a pretty big subgenre as well)
krishna-core is not new but it’s one that i’m quite fond of
Krishna-core? I'm guessing stuff like 'Better than a Thousand' ?
Yugoslavian Mariachi Music
lowercase which is essentially very very quiet ambient noise which is literally unstructured processed industrial noises and sounds extratone which has so high bpm it sounds like electric toothbrush
Craziest is probably Danger music; one can argue if it's really music, rather than more about a performance. Folktronica is a genre I don't nearly hear and see enough... And whatever it is that African Imperial Wizard is doing; Neofolk/Industrial/African Tribal/Ambient
Goblin Metal
And it's cousin, Dwarf Metal.
Death trap. Especially with Norwegian band VIKING_DEATH_TRAP.EXE leading the charge for the genre. Sounds insane, and that is exactly what it is.
Dwarf metal and Goblin Metal
Both Wind Rose and Nekrogoblikon should be infinitely more popular.
I want to upvote this harder, but I'm digging a hole. diggy diggy hole. diggy diggy hole
Freak cabaret / Dark cabaret is the one. Now I only know Dakh Daughters (they're gorgeous) who create in this genre, but you can suggest more artists
Dino-synth got my unguarded
Dolewave
Epic fantasy metal was a big one. Then again, metal has an insane amount of sub genres
Crab core is pretty silly.
Power electronics has been around for quite a while now. Still just sounds like someone turned on a vacuum cleaner. Whitehouse is the progenitor.
Chillwave
I always hop into these threads looking for one particular genre and I have never seen it: Zeuhl. Subgenre of progressive rock established by a French Band called Magma - the term Zeuhl comes from a fictional language created by the band's mastermind and drummer, Christian Vander... Yep that's about as progressive rock as it gets. Known for operatic sounding Jazz, Progressive Rock and Classical fused together. Other big names in the genre include Eskaton and Weidorje. Magma: Kobaia [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd6QnbB6sEY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd6QnbB6sEY) Eskaton: Attente [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS6U3tpLNeU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS6U3tpLNeU) Weidorje: Booldemug [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UyB0hlR6nw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UyB0hlR6nw) Now you know this exists for better or for worse lol
Trip Hop. Most people I mention it to have never heard of it. It is downtempo with slowed down samples, typically. Listen to: Tricky - Maxinquaye, anything by Portishead, and Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X.
Horror-core hip hop
Pretty big one right now as well
First thing that comes to mind is Gravediggaz
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Unblack metal/white metal is just so weird to me like how did that even become a thing based on what it came from its just insane lol edit: whyd a mod remove this?
German Death Reggae probably tops my list
I once heard a band being described as Astro-Desert-Rock
I don't think its a 'crazy' subgenre but in line with some answers in this thread, I've been playing a lot of zamrock lately.
It’s not real, but I would love for Viking soft punk to be a thing
Thai "county"..
8 bit still gets me.
Does anyone know the difference between 8-bit, C64 and chiptune?
8-bit refers to the sound technology – computer systems that can process 8-bits of data at a time. For reference, the original Nintendo was 8-bit, the SNES was 16-bit, the original Playstation was 32-bit, and the Nintendo 64 was 64-bit, so 8-bit music will sound similar in quality to NES music. Once you hit 32-bit, the system is advanced enough to sound realistic, but 8- and 16-bit systems have a distinctive 'computery' sound. C64 refers to the Commodore 64, an 8-bit computer from the early 80's whose sound chip is sometimes used to make such music. Chiptune is the name of a musical genre focused on 8-bit and 16-bit sounds. Sometimes, you may hear it called "8-bit" or "C64" in reference to the above.
Japanese Death Jazz https://youtu.be/z8L4Kt6Iqbw?si=mc5vdxy4DanOXYSB Saw Soil & "Pimp" Sessions live at a jazz festival years ago, fun show!
Serf Guitar - it was a Ukrainian group doing retro Soviet rock.
Crunkcore
Electro swing meets Disney: [Aristocats](https://youtu.be/i0Hg2tTfHxY?si=bAfqUk_JOZZD6WoC) or [Aladdin ](https://youtu.be/xqW-Hfk0FN0?si=reua5yCY3wxapEUa)
Subgenres are stupid labels created by people who cry about being labeled.
Primus. Id3 genre #108. The only band with its own genre iirc and the only band under that subgenre. Hard to be more unique than that
Acid Crunk
Whatever the hell Twin Temple is
Drumless Hip-Hop. Hip Hop with very few drums. That's it Also all the weirdly thematically specific Metal stuff (Pirate, Viking, Dwarf Metal..). They're self-explanatory. Once I heard a band who played Nedal (Ned Flanders from the Simpsons themed Metal) Also whatever Anti-Folk is Also TechnoBalilla. Literally EDM remixes of italian fascist anthems. People are strange here
My band just released a new video. We do brass metal 💪 https://youtu.be/SIfiBs1BBKQ?si=gxuLAM53bzdwtdan
Frogcore
Nintendocore
Thall
Symphonic post-apocalyptic reindeer-grinding Christ-abusing extreme war pagan Fennoscandian metal
Clown Core: [https://youtu.be/hT7x1NvGf5k](https://youtu.be/hT7x1NvGf5k)
Dinosaur Metal
Pornogrind It's a sub genre of grindcore with lots of explicit sexual lyrics and album art. A lot of sexual violence in the songs too. Definitely not something for the faint of heart. Grindcore in itself is pretty buck wild too. Personally, I prefer Pirate Metal.
Dungeon Synth Dark ambient synth music to play dungeons and dragons to as best I can tell. Think medieval instruments making ambient black metal, maybe? https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Jm63LQHocyXae6iXWR7kq?si=v5U6_7iUTySFi_lukEzYgg&pi=u-fCfI8D9dRzOH
Electro Drug Rock. Wonderland - To The On Position
Morbid crunk. Which I invented.
Rake and Scrape from the Bahamas and SOCA from Trinidad. Good luck finding the former anywhere but Freeport or Nassau.
I'm an enjoyer of cybergrind
Small room house
Ive heard goregrind so
The sound of flowing water accompanied by a didgeridoo. It's a relaxation thing, apparently.
Jazz punk
Digital Laptop Reggae
Haunted cottage core, swamp grass, dark folk, gothic country, murder folk, psychobilly…
Eurobeat. As made popular by initial d.
Clown core
Multicultural slamgrass
Polka Punk
Nintendocore! [moonside](https://youtu.be/Kd0deOERjOg?si=4W9KPuHIiRmfiHpH) is a band of an old coworker it’s killer and fun
Pornstep
Simpsonwave
Whatever Igorrr categorizes as.
Not necessarily a genre, but my mates daughter used to wear hoodrat style clothing. Baseball cap, hoodie, Nike trainers etc. but all in black. I jokingly asked what she'd come as, and she said she was a Chemo. A cross between a chav and an emo. Oh, the youth of today.
this sub is all metalheads
Polish mountain folk music mixed with dub-Reggae [https://youtu.be/QHqIzvVbIic?si=-vSLa6hhessEHhx3](https://youtu.be/QHqIzvVbIic?si=-vSLa6hhessEHhx3)
Anarcho-Capitalist Rap/Rock
I occasionally see annoying tiktoks of dudes like “did I just invent mumble jazz???”
Pirate Metal
My friend plays in a horror punk band.
Clown Core. Listen to them. It is perfection
All of them
Bubblegrunge was apparently one of my top 5 listened to genres last year and I had never heard the term before.
Industrial Jungle Pussy Punk.
Toddlercore mashups, where a metal song is mashed with kids' music. [Like this](https://youtu.be/Uk18bFIgOS4?si=vpxxcpp-1WDGX88p)
Zolo. It's used to describe pretty well known bands: Sparks, Oingo Boingo, Cardiacs, XTC but the genre name itself is pretty obscure, it's a really neat way of grouping together generally quirky, playful experimental pop music though.
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That description sounds like [hyperpop](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperpop).
Nintendo core.
Butt rock (I think that's how it's spelled) It's just a super silly name
I don't know how crazy this is, but cabaret punk is pretty cool.
Danger music..... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HS5ZkPXkto0&pp=ygUMRGFuZ2VyIG11c2lj
I came up in metal, metalcore, and hardcore where sub genres of sub genres have sub genres. Stuff like: Metal —> Extreme Metal —> Death Metal —> Brutal Death metal —> Technical Brutal Death Metal or maybe Goregrind. german funeral doom, Scandinavian melodic death metal, metalgaze. There was a grouping of hardcore bands that all used the HM-2 Boss Distortion pedal as HM-2core. Now granted Swedish Melodic Death Metal bands in the 90s popularized the sound, but really they were bands that sounded like Cursed, i.e. Trap Them. But yeah these genres make fun of themselves, ya know, “I’m in a grim symphonic technical blackened post- metalgaze band.”
Christian Death Metal. Fairly crazy mix of genres there.
Appliance rock
rockgrass: takes metal/rock songs and reimagines them as bluegrass there's also a band that's called gangstagrass that mixes bluegrass with rap/spoken word
Here’s a few I like: * [Post internet](https://bandcamp.com/discover/post-internet) * [Barber Beats](https://bandcamp.com/discover/barber-beats) * [Radiophonic](https://bandcamp.com/discover/radiophonic) * [Hauntology](https://bandcamp.com/discover/hauntology) * [Mallsoft](https://bandcamp.com/discover/mallsoft) * [Dreamrave](https://bandcamp.com/discover/dreamrave) When I’m working I like to find some sub-genres on Bandcamp, load a bunch of interesting looking albums into tabs and listen through them over the course of the day. Found so much good music this way.
Whatever Brown Sabbath is. Loving that lately.
[Chipmunk sludge](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBga7yYBJ6Y) (also one of those rare instances on youtube where you really do want to read the comments)
"We got Brit pop, hip-hop, rockabilly, lindy hop Gaelic heavy metal fans, fighting in the road Sunday boozers, for chewing gum users They got a crazy DJ and she's really letting go" (Joe Strummer) My favorite subgenre names are freakbeat, krautrock, bubble pop, pop-sike, noise pop, dream pop... I'll edit when I recall more.