What kinds of rocks are there?

Among many types of rock, heavy metals are the most extreme in volume, masculinity and drama style. There are many varieties in the genre of heavy metal sounds, but they all try their best to understand loud effects, distorted guitar playing and simple, thumping melodies. Heavy metals have been controversial since the day they existed-critics have traditionally attacked the dramatic effects that deliberately attract most teenagers, and some conservative groups often protest against lyrics that they feel contain harmful and evil meanings. Despite the difficulties, heavy metal has become a stable and popular rock music form since its birth. It has enough ability to adapt to this period, and it can still maintain its perfect and unspoiled core appeal. Although the channel selection in the United States is rebellious, heavy metals are still largely British creations.

Substitute metal (substitute metal)

In the initial stage, the alternative metal formed its own style, which has unusual sensitivity to music and can be directly classified. Heavy metal is the core of this kind of music, but these bands are too informal and eclectic to be suitable for underground thrash metal, so their main fans are people who like heavy metal guitar rock. However, in the garage, music helps to enrich alternative metals and gain a large audience. Especially when more radical bands gradually studied their timbre, alternative metals began to become the most popular style among heavy metals in the 1990s.

Indie rock (indie rock)

The name indie rock comes from the word "independence", which represents the characteristics of small share and low budget when making and distributing records according to the ideas of one's own band. Although most independent kinds of music enter the market with the brand of the main company and occupy the sales share, their decision-making process still follows their own ideas. Similarly, indie rock can freely explore the theme of sound, emotion and lyrics without catering to the public's tastes-the profits of public and personal tastes are different (although they want to stay in business after all). It is deeply rooted in the American underground and alternative rock in 1980s, although some minor changes have taken place in underground rock music since then. I feel that this word is widely used. Indie rock really drew a line with alternative rock before and after Nirvana hit the mainstream. Popular tastes gradually turn this alternative into a new form of serious hard core, making it more predictable and driven by testosterone in the process. Indie rock is a manifestation of subculture; Not all alternative rock are inspired by Nirvana Band, and not all people want to be Nirvana Band. Although indie rock does not clearly separate punk groups involved in business, it still doesn't care particularly whether the band continues to be maverick or sold to the mainstream; It is generally believed that, firstly, it is impossible to strike a balance between creating indie rock in various musical forms and satisfying the tastes of the public. There are almost many reasons to explain the incompatibility of indie rock bands, but the following are some understandings: this kind of music may be too headstrong and naive; Too weird; Too sensitive and melancholy; Too depressed and morbid; Spatial thinking and hypnosis; Too much ego and emotion are closely related to lyrics; In his works, too low cost and low budget; There are too many angles in tone and repetition; Too cold and grinding; Too many sonic youths/dinosaurs/elves/Jesus &; Mary chain guitar noise; The song structure is too inclined and fragmented; Influenced by too many experiments or other non-mainstream music forms. Regardless of this particularity, the creators and listeners of this kind of rock are very similar to the original alternative music. Apart from this intersection, indie rock is still cautious about too much testosterone. Of course, indie rock has never had much influence or strong feeling; Just rarely, or never, masculine. When the 1990s came, indie rock developed into quite a few sub-trends, which were similar to its neighboring music forms, all of which really seemed to keep the balance of underground phenomena.

Industrial metal (industrial metal)

When pure industry brings its main hints from experimental music and electronic dance music, the noise of industrial metal twisted electric guitar becomes an important part of music. Some industrial metal bands make their songs based on the repetition of metal-style guitars. When others use it more, it will produce a rough, rough and worn texture. On the other hand, industrial metal is usually more aggressive than straight metal, which helps this style to transcend the audience who are used to guitar-based metal and alternative music. The lyrics of industrial metals also reflect the darkness and aggressiveness of standard heavy metals, although the sensitivity is screened out through alienation from punk and alternative rock's personal consciousness. No matter whether its anger is turned into human nature or revealed in society, industrial metal always expresses a cold and tormenting anxiety, and through its wall-like noise, it expresses its alienation from the edge of the world close to despair.

Garbage station (back garage)

Shortly after the influence of Seattle garage music on mainstream American music, a number of so-called post-garage-style bands appeared. The main difference between them and Seattle garage music is that Seattle garage music firmly follows the underground alternative rock music style in 1980s, while the latter is more influenced by the concept garage music style-heavy rock music with extensive internal forms and serious thoughts. Therefore, many post-garage-style bands simply imitate the style expression of garage music and do not have the independent characteristics of the original garage art. Post-garage band inherited the anxious, calm and introspective music style of typical garage music, and regarded it as a necessary element of garage art. Even at a young age, the post-garage band maintained a very serious and sober attitude towards its existence. Finally, the unique elements of garage music have become an indispensable part of orthodox music. The post-garage style almost influenced the mainstream mature heavy rock music in the 1990s. Although music contains different elements, "Back Garage" is still the mainstream commercial music-its rich and smooth garage guitar performance is beautiful and smooth, and it is well-known. Many bands are very similar in style but not exactly the same; In addition to the music in the old garage, the back garage also draws lessons from the music styles of noisy pop, punk pop, revival of Skaler, alternative metal, classical commemorative rock and so on in the early 1980s. In addition, some weird items in the back garage style are also popular because of their black humor rather than low-key melancholy.

Progressive metal (progressive metal)

Avant-garde metal combines the impact, volume and aggression of metal music with the grand pseudo-classical propaganda of progressive rock. Of course, some bands emphasize the influence of one element on another-such as the Dream Theater. Compared with other bands, they are more avant-garde-but all bands embody the basic propaganda style in music. Represented by pink floydian and queensryche, avant-garde metals surfaced in the late 1980s.

Death metal/ferrous metal (death/ferrous metal)

Death metal came from thrash metal in the late 1980s. With difficult lyrics and morbid obsession with flogging, death metal-as its name implies-is only about death, pain and suffering. These cruel and cold lyrics are repeated noisily and heavily. This style is influenced by many slow metals like Black Sabbath, and Metallica is a typical example. Obituaries were also influenced by many complex song structures of art rock in the 1970s, although most of these complex song structures were learned from Metallica. Death metal has never caused a sensation in the public, but for some die-hard heavy metal fans, Metal Band and Geng Shi Rose Band are the best-they bought millions of records in the late 1980s and early 1990s-or there are popular metals, such as poison. Death/Black Metal retained a small group of loyal fans in the 1990s.

goth metal

Gothic metal is surrounded by dark and noisy Gothic rock and the invasion of heavy metals, and finds a middle position in the two styles of drama consciousness and lyric attraction of religious and terrorist decoration. Gothic metal, such as pre-punk, ambiguous antique, metal band, such as rainbow, Dior and Judas priest, are all described as the secondary voice of Gothic. If there are no more features, the ethereal synthesizer effect and ghostly feeling are as important as guitar improvisation except that the real Gothic metal is always directly influenced by Gothic rock. Therefore, Gothic Metal often asks the audience to stand at both ends of the scale. Gothic metal first appeared in the early 1980s, with Los Angeles as the center, so it is often called "death metal", where the death of Christianity occurred. Due to the rise of many Gothic metal bands in the United States and Europe, they broke out in a wider audience of alternative metals through half-joking type 0 passivity in the 1990s. In the past 10 years, Gothic Metal was also considered to be looking for% in the black metal band.

tin-pot

Punk rock is the most primitive rock music-it consists of a simple melody and three chords. What has changed is that punk rock will perform old rock faster and more passionately. Because some bands have a one-sided understanding of punk music style-including garage rock bands and underground velvet, The Stooges and New York dolls in the 1960s-it was not until the mid-1970s that punk music genre was formally formed. Many new bands in the west no longer emphasize the super music form that is different from mainstream hardcore rock, but point to the essence of music. New york's first punk band was The Ramones; In London, it is represented by sex pistols. Although their musical performances are different-The Ramones is light and casual, in contrast, the pistol band emphasizes the expression of repeated paragraphs-these unique attempts have completely changed the styles of American music and British music. Punk music has always been low-key in the United States, and finally the concepts of hardcore rock and indie rock were born in the 1980s. In Britain, punk rock has become the darling of the public. Sex pistols are considered to be a serious subversion of the government and the monarchy. More importantly, more and more bands have joined punk rock. Some bands almost copied the original style of pistols, while others created their own new elements, such as Sharp Rock by buzzcocks, Reggae Rock like clash's hymn, and artistic experiments by wire and joy division. Soon, punk split into post-punk (more artistic and experimental than before), new wave (more popular in the East) and hardcore rock (a more intense, faster and more radical punk music in form). Throughout the 1980s, both Britain and the United States associated the definition of punk with hard rock. In the early 1990s, a group of punk revivalists-represented by green day and rancid-emerged from the American underground music industry. These new forces brought punk music back to its original style and tried to add heavy metal elements to the music.

Acid rock (acid rock)

Acid rock is a fierce and loud variant of illusion rock. It absorbed cream and the essence of improvisation after jimi hendrix's heyday. Acid bands rely on varied guitars, soft singing and long improvisations. Acid rock didn't exist for a long time-it developed and formed a center during the life of hallucinogens-and finally the insoluble band evolved into a heavy metal band.

Blues Rock (Blues Rock)

Many early rock music was based on blues music, but until the end of 1960s, blues music had not fully developed into a recognized music type. Blues rock has two obvious characteristics-traditional triad blues songs and improvisation of musical instruments. Combining the noise characteristics of small jazz bands and rock, Cream in traditional blues rock style, bands from Alexis korner and John Mayall in traditional British blues style, and Paul Butterfield Blues and Canned Heat in the United States also tried to improvise for a long time, which is common in jazz records and blues concerts. This kind of hybrid quickly became popular, and at the same time, many bands immediately began to imitate them, even louder and more repetitive than them. In the early 1970s, the line between blues rock and hardcore music became increasingly blurred. For example, ZZ Top, based on jazz, absorbed the playing techniques of album rock works to blur its own blues roots. In any case, blues rock gradually moved away from the hardcore, and some bands continued to play, rewrite and write songs according to the standards of the blues. In 1980s and 1990s, blues rock was more determined than in 1960s and 1970s, even though musicians like mythical Thunderbird and jimmie riu vaughan played the role of rock singers. In the 1980s, blues rock has become a recognized tradition like blues.

Anarchist punk (anarchist punk)

When Johnny Roth growled, "I'm going to ... in the debut album anarchy of the sex pistol, it aroused the audience's interest more than those who deeply believed in the government." However, many punk bands that put this creed into their souls are not just against power, but against the government with this idea, or at least the hypocritical and abusive government. Some anarchist punk bands come from the right wing (the late Kennedy family), others from the oppressed working class (the exploited class) or both; No matter what its origin is, it is unified through its radical thoughts. Most of anarchist punk is a branch of hardcore punk. Because they all appear at the same time, anarchist punk is often presented in a rough style, and most of them are music amateurs. Part of the reason is that this style of music is based on the ideology of personal freedom (personal catharsis in music should be used by everyone regardless of technical ability), which is gradually more important than music itself. But it is equally important to make people fully understand that this belief is as radical as that promoted through music. So anarchist punk is recognized as usually noisy, fast and as rough as its specialty. Crass is the most representative anarchist punk band, because their extraordinary music structure and the lifestyle of band members adhere to their playing philosophy.

British pop music

The Beatles has established the traditional British harmony music-Guitar Pop Band for a long time, which is a traditional form that is constantly updated through the music movement. However, British pop music adopted many bands that used traditional music more than ever before in the 1990s. Although this form of music originated in the period of British music independence, britpop has great commercial value-different types of bands can get economic returns, they are sparkling and addictive, just like mainstream pop singers, they have created a new spiritual environment for the lives of a new generation of British young people. It is aimed at the younger generation in Britain: because britpop rarely cares whether its route will be unacceptable to American audiences, it makes the younger generation in Britain fully feel that it sings their lives, their culture and their musical pursuit. Britpop's youthful vigor and desire for recognition not only influenced the older generation of musicians in the low-key shoegazer-style band in the early 1990s, but also influenced the musicians who were creating behind the gloomy American garage and the emerging underground electronic dance music. Musically, britpop followed the Beatles, and of course, he also blended the pastoral music of Kinks(the Who, the Small Faces) in the late 1960s and David Bowie (T.Rax, Roxy Music) in the 1970s.

Punk and New Wave (The Jam, The Buzzcocks, Wire, Madness, XTC, Squeeze, Elvis Costello), and the popularity of alternative guitars in The Smiths. These musicians are the essence of British music-they use obvious British thinking to exert their imagination, write lyrics and compose music, which is also a major factor that makes them difficult to compare with American Cult and causes the single form of britpop. After the split of influence, britpop has their fastest roots in Manchester, which is a place that emphasizes good timing and focuses on shoegazer's aesthetics and unforgettable tunes. The decadent pop style of Stone Roses and the attitude of rock stars are the main parts of britpop's creation, but the real father of britpop should belong to it.

Suede. 1993, when they released the album of the same name for the first time, they combined the authoritative style of glam-rock and the improved style of Smiths, which made them receive unexpected and excellent results. Suede in 1994 opened the door for Blur(Parklife) and Oasis (definitely possible) to break through more violently, making them quickly become the two most popular superstars in britpop. Inspired by the success of the first two and the dazzling explosion of the music world, bands with similar styles: Elasticity, Pulp, Super Grass and Boo Radleys are also among the superstars. By 1996, only Oasis has really become the mainstream music star in American music. From 65438 to 0997, britpop's popularity gradually disappeared, that is, Oasis did not perform well when reviewing the third album, and Blurs turned to American indie rock. However, even if the superstar gradually faded out in this movement, there are still some individuals who continue to maintain a strong snobbery, and the early unconventional rock and roll continues to survive in a classical style.

Celtic Rock (Celtic Rock)

From punk bands such as Pogo to new york/Celtic mixes such as Black 47 to cranberries and Celtic, which slightly changed Irish tunes, these rock bands create music by combining Irish instruments with the rhythm of rock, which is a style of fanaticism and passion, melancholy and romance. Celtic rock often shows the obvious characteristics of Irish bar music, but it also depicts the relationship between R&B pop music tied to alternative rock.

Charming rock (gorgeous rock)

Often confused with micro-metals in the 1980s (at least for American audiences), confused rock was almost exclusive to Britain and was very popular in the mid-1970s. Confused rock is quite simple, and broken guitar rock is completely accepted by the public because of exaggerated arrogance. Most of this kind of music is accompanied by bubble gum rock dance music popular among young people and Tik Tok rhythm of early rock, which is disturbing and easy to remember. But those innocent voices were covered up in the process of interpretation and became unnatural, dazzling and sexual. In fact, an important reason why confused rock has never entered the American market is that its performers deliberately pay attention to sex and wear weird shoes and visual clothing. Generally speaking, confusing rock is divided into two factions. The most popular style is that Tyrannosaurus rex deliberately used fragments at will; Marc Bolan, the leader, advocated confusing the trend consciousness, creating a style that is all sexual and stupid-or making it enter another road characterized by mainstream characteristics. Bands like Gary glitter, Sweet and Slade followed the aesthetic of Tyrannosaurus Rex and improved it into another style, which is called glitter (more exclusive to Britain).

However, because this style relies too much on imagination, chaos has an amazing artistic aspect, which is summarized by the music of David Bowie and Roxey. This genre is more comic and ambitious in music and lyrics; "Confused Music" provides an opportunity for musicians to shape their predetermined roles, create their style consciousness into complete artistry, and explore the darkness hidden under the surface of pop dazzling music. In addition, the independent American chaos rock band is the New York Doll. Their natural Stonesy punk sounds different from similar bands in Britain, but their worthless aesthetics and heterosexual costumes make them obviously fall into this camp. Confused music really hit Tyrannosaurus Rex effectively. Tyrannosaurus Rex's electronic warfare officially passed the year of 197 1, but 1972 changed its style this year: Tyrannosaurus Rex consolidated its reputation by sliding the ball; David Bowie dissolved its classic band Ziggy Sardust, reorganized Hooplestar band Mott and released the album All Young Boys. Roxy Music performed their influential debut; New York dolls began their first concert tour in Britain. Confused rock reached its peak in 1976, when most of its remaining main musicians left their styles or gave up their jobs. However, the confusing music has a certain influence on the children who grew up mainly in the British punk movement, and even has a greater influence on the dramatic and dark pre-punk. Of course, confusing rock was very important in the popular metal in the 1980s, although there were many bands from the United States besides Daf Leppard, and little was known about the original initiators.

Punk revival (punk revival)

In the 1970s, punk music has been developing in the direction of American mainstream music, and in the 1980s, a number of bands representing the backbone appeared. In the early 1990s, nearly 20 years after the appearance of punk music, the United States released the first local punk rock percussion album and single. Essentially, the punk revival band is a traditionalist, and they continue the music styles of determined punk bands such as Sex Pistol, The Stooges, Jam, Adventure, Black Flag, Death Kennedy and Descendants. Since punk evolved into speed metal in the late 1980s, these traditional punk bands have naturally become much stronger in music expression than at first. However, this is part of the reason why punk music attracts a large audience in the United States-music is simpler and more intense, much like garage rock, faster and more violent. The first punk revival bands to invade mainstream American music were Green Day and the Descendants. Their success has promoted the unity of a number of followers, such as rancid, nofx, pennywise and pansy division. At the same time, punk bands that were neglected in 1980s, such as bad religion, and underground punk schools, such as the third Posca Renaissance, were put in the spotlight.

visual system

Vision Rock is a kind of commercial music with great commercial potential and sensational effect, which is characterized by exaggerated aesthetic modeling and strong visual stimulation. After 20 years of development and commercial operation, this music form has a broad market base and consumer groups in Asia. The unique aesthetic concept conveyed by Vision Rock caters to the aesthetic and entertainment direction of the younger generation, and derives a pan-cultural phenomenon, covering commercial fields such as records and clothing. It has brought great reputation to the band, and also brought rolling financial resources to related industries.

Finished rock style *** 158 category.

Psychedelic jazz (psychedelic jazz)

Acid technology (acid number)

Adult alternative pop/rock (adult alternative pop/rock)

Album rock (album rock)

Alternative dance (alternative dance)

Alternative pop/rock (alternative pop/rock)

Environment (atmosphere music)

Environmental technology (digital atmosphere)

American trad rock (american trad rock)

Anarchist punk (anarchist punk)

Australian Rock (Australian Rock)

Big beat (heavy percussion)

English folk songs (English folk songs)

British Metal (British Metal)

English punk (English punk)

British trad rock (british trad rock)

Celtic music

Celtic New Era (Celtic New Wave)

Celtic Rock (Celtic Rock)

Christmas (Christmas music)

College rock (college rock)

Computer music (computer music)

Contemporary musical instruments (industrial age)

rockabilly

Disco (Disco) Destroys Metal (Destroy Metal)

Dream pop Music (dream pop Music)

electronics

European pop music

Experimental jungle (experimental jungle)

Experimental technology (digital experiment)

Folk rock (folk rock)

A fashion break (sudden stop of percussion)

Garage punk (garage punk)

Charming rock (confusing rock)

Grinding core (grinding core)

Guitar master (guitar connoisseur)

Hard rock (hard rock)

Hard core rap (hard core rap)

IDM (internal data management)

Industrial dance (industrial dance)

Instrumental rock (instrumental rock)

jazz rock

German rock

Latin Rock (Latin Rock)

Marchester (Manchester Music)

New charm (new charm)

Neo-psychedelia (neo-psychedelia)

New wave (new wave)

New York punk (New York punk)

Noise sonic boom (Noise sonic boom)

Political reggae (political reggae)

Underground fashion (underground fashion)

Popular metal (popular metal)

Post-punk era

Power metal (energy metal)

Progressive metal (progressive metal)

Prototype punk (Prototype punk)

Spiritual Pop Music (psychedelic pop Music)

Punk revival (punk revival)

Gay core

Rap rock (rap rock)

Riot girl (riot girl)

Rockabilly (mountain rock)

Scandinavian metal (Scandinavian metal)

Singer/songwriter (singer/songwriter)

Soft rock (slow rock)

Speed metal (speed metal)

Sunshine pop (sunshine pop)

Swedish pop/rock (Swedish pop/rock)

Synthetic pop

Slap (metal)

Jump, jump, jump.

Vocal jazz (vocal jazz)

Acid rock (acid rock)

Adult choice (adult choice)

Contemporary adults (adult age)

Alternative country rock (alternative country rock)

Substitute metal (substitute metal)

Alternative rap (alternative rap)

Ambient sound (ambient sound)

american punk

American underground (American underground)

Arena Rock (Arena Rock)

Baroque pop Music (baroque pop Music)

Blue-eyed soul

British Bruce (British Bruce)

British Bruce (British Bruce)

British invasion (British invasion)

British psychedelic (British psychedelic)

British rap (British rap)

British pop music

Celtic fusion (Celtic fusion)

Celtic pop Music (celtic pop Music)

Indoor pop music (popular in clubs)

A club/dance (dance)

Comic rock (comic rock)

Contemporary Celtic (contemporary Celtic)

Country (country music)

Dark environment (dark atmosphere)

detroit rock

East Coast Rap (West Coast Rap)

Ethnic integration (national integration)

Experiment (experimental music)

Experimental rock (experimental rock)

Folk jazz (folk jazz)

Funk metal (funk metal)

Fusion (fusion)

Garage rock revival (revival garage rock)

Burr (electronic pulse)

gothic rock

grunge rock

Hair metal (micro-metal)

Hard core punk (hard core punk)

Hard core technology (hard core number)

House (opera)

Indie pop Music (indie pop Music)

Industry (industry)

Industrial metal (industrial metal)

Jazz rap (jazz rap)

Jungle/drum and bass (dance/drum and bass)

Los Angeles punk (Los Angeles punk)

Minimum guarantee

Mersey beat (Mersey beat)

New progress (new progress)

New romance (new romance)

A new wave of heavy metals in Britain

No wave (no wave)

Political ballads (political ballads)

pop music

Pop music/rock (pop music/rock)

Post-garbage era

Post-rock/experiment (post-rock/experiment)

The house of progress (avant-garde opera)

Progressive rock/Art Rock (Avant-garde/Art Rock)

Psychedelic (psychedelic music)

Bar rock (bar rock)

Punk metal (punk metal)

Punk-pop (pop punk)

Rap metal (rap metal)

Carnival (carnival)

Rock and music. Rolling (rock)

Genreggae (Genreggie)

Gaze at shoes (stare at shoes)

Slow core

Space Rock (Space Rock)

Si Tong Metal (Stoneman Metal)

Surfing (wave music)

Symphonic black metal (black symphony)

Techno (digital)

In a trance (trance)

Twee Pop (twee pop)

World (world music)