The website everynoise.com deals in some way with plotting the musical classification categories of all music that exists (to which they are aware) on their web page. The next few articles form a small sample of the nearly 1500 genres listed. On that website, if you click on a genre, you are given a sound sample. Click again, you are led to another page consisting of band names in that genre. Now, as a former college DJ, I have heard of a lot of these genres, but here is a list I have not heard of at all:
acousmatic | |
atmospheric post-metal | |
australian alternative rock | |
brazilian indie | |
brutal death metal | This is actually one of many genres that are made new by placing the word “brutal” in the genre name. |
christian hardcore | |
christian punk | |
classic chinese pop | |
classic peruvian pop | |
columbus ohio indie | |
freakbeat | |
funky breaks | |
hurban | |
hyphy | |
liquid funk | |
serialism | |
stomp and whittle | |
stomp pop | |
technical death metal | Where music goes to technically die, I suppose. |
triangle indie | |
ye ye | |
yoik |
This is the first of a series of lists of strange music genre names listed at the site. For a complete list along with band names and music samplings, visit the site Every Noise at Once.
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