Top Ten Rock and Metal Genres that People Think Don't Involve Much Skill but Truly Do
All genres take major skill, but many people who don't like rock/metal think otherwiseThe Top Ten
1 Death Metal
People think " scream,growl, pound the drums, move hands fast over strings on guitar
2 Grindcore
3 Progressive Rock
4 Thrash Metal
Thrash Metal is a Heavy Metal subgenre developed during the early 1980s and an early precursor of Extreme Metal. Thrash Metal features a faster and more aggressive guitar work than Traditional Metal with shredding and double-bass drums and can range from melodic singing to loud shouts.
The English band, Venom is credited for laying the groundwork for Thrash Metal with their debut album "Welcome... read more
Thrash Metal is a Heavy Metal subgenre developed during the early 1980s and an early precursor of Extreme Metal. Thrash Metal features a faster and more aggressive guitar work than Traditional Metal with shredding and double-bass drums and can range from melodic singing to loud shouts.The English band, Venom is credited for laying the groundwork for Thrash Metal with their debut album "Welcome... read more
Thrash metal needs quite a lot skills. But there are varieties of skills though. Strumming two strings can be harder too. But it needs more practice than learning those tabs. Other genres like Neoclassical metal, prog metal/rock tabs are harder to memorize.
5 Nu Metal
6 Hardcore Punk
7 Deathcore
8 Glam Metal
Glam metal is a subgenre of heavy metal that features pop-influenced hooks and guitar riffs, and upbeat rock anthems.
Glam metal is a subgenre of heavy metal that features pop-influenced hooks and guitar riffs, and upbeat rock anthems.
9 Black Metal
10 Metalcore
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