Metal Festivals
Subgenres
Explore 192 artists across 69 subgenres of heavy metal.
Death Metal
An extreme subgenre featuring heavily distorted guitar, deep growling vocals, blast beat drumming, and dark, often violent lyrical themes. Emerged from thrash metal in the mid-1980s in Florida.
18 artists
Heavy Metal
The foundation of all metal, characterized by loud distorted guitars, emphatic rhythms, dense bass-and-drum sound, and powerful vocals. Pioneered by Black Sabbath in the early 1970s.
16 artists
Black Metal
An extreme subgenre characterized by fast tempos, shrieked vocals, heavily distorted high-pitched guitar, and themes of Satanism, occultism, and Nordic paganism. Rooted in Norway's early 1990s underground.
11 artists
Thrash Metal
Characterized by fast tempos, aggressive musicianship, and socially conscious lyrics. Emerged in the early 1980s in San Francisco and New York, pioneered by Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax.
11 artists
Metalcore
11 artists
Punk Rock
10 artists
Hardcore Punk
7 artists
Alternative Metal
7 artists
Power Metal
A subgenre characterized by fast tempos, high-pitched clean vocals, guitar solos, and fantasy or science fiction lyrical themes. Prominent in Europe, especially Germany, Scandinavia, and Italy.
6 artists
Sludge Metal
6 artists
Alternative Rock
5 artists
Hard Rock
4 artists
Nu Metal
4 artists
Post Hardcore
4 artists
Stoner Metal
4 artists
Technical Death Metal
4 artists
Stoner Rock
4 artists
Atmospheric Black Metal
4 artists
Progressive Metal
A subgenre combining the heaviness of metal with the complex compositional structures of progressive rock. Features unconventional time signatures, extended instrumental passages, and conceptual albums.
3 artists
Pop Punk
3 artists
Atmospheric Sludge Metal
3 artists
Post Rock
3 artists
Melodic Death Metal
3 artists
Hardcore
3 artists
Brutal Death Metal
3 artists
Heavy Psych
3 artists
Deathcore
2 artists
Symphonic Black Metal
2 artists
Groove Metal
2 artists
Rap Metal
2 artists
Crossover Thrash
2 artists
Industrial Metal
2 artists
Skate Punk
2 artists
Grindcore
2 artists
Melodic Black Metal
2 artists
Melodic Hardcore
2 artists
Doom Metal
A subgenre known for slow tempos, heavy low-tuned guitars, and a sense of despair or dread. Rooted in early Black Sabbath, doom metal encompasses many styles from traditional to funeral and sludge.
1 artists
Folk Metal
1 artists
Blackened Thrash Metal
1 artists
Blackened Death Metal
1 artists
Heavy Rock
1 artists
Progressive Black Metal
1 artists
Post Punk
1 artists
Southern Metal
1 artists
Post Metal
1 artists
Viking Metal
1 artists
Deathgrind
1 artists
Medieval Metal
1 artists
Avant Garde Electronic Metal
1 artists
Beatdown Hardcore
1 artists
Progressive Sludge Metal
1 artists
Death Doom Metal
1 artists
Psychedelic Black Metal
1 artists
Djent
1 artists
Progressive Post Metal
1 artists
Symphonic Death Metal
1 artists
Nordic Folk Music
1 artists
Goregrind
1 artists
Mathcore
1 artists
Garage Punk
1 artists
Garage Rock
1 artists
Funk Rock
1 artists
Post Grunge
1 artists
Depressive Black Metal
1 artists
Industrial Rock
1 artists
Pagan Black Metal
1 artists
Parody Metal
1 artists
Emocore
1 artists
Screamo
1 artists