Whether due to the fusion of too many genres or names which relegate the band to certain obscurity, these absurdly obtuse genre names are ones I chose which I cannot even imagine what the sound must be like. To know, the website Every Noise at Once gives sound samples of most bands and genres they list.
| alternative new age | |
| ambient psychill | Most of these could just be labelled “techno” |
| ambient trance | |
| anti-folk | |
| antiviral pop | Pop that will never be viral … ? |
| crust punk | |
| deep alternative r&b | More “deep” genres |
| deep happy hardcore | |
| deep filthstep | |
| deep space rock | |
| e6fi | From now on, genres will be given serial numbers |
| fidget house | |
| ghettotech | |
| gothic americana | |
| grim death metal | |
| happy hardcore | |
| hatecore | |
| heavy christmas | |
| martial industrial | |
| mathcore | |
| melodic death metal | For your melodic death |
| melodic metalcore | |
| necrogrind | Who gets to decide what the difference is between “melodic death metal” and “necrogrind”? |
| post-post-hardcore | |
| progressive psytrance | |
| progressive uplifting trance | |
| rock noise | |
| technical brutal death metal | For your technical brutality |
| turntablism | For all those turntablists out there |
| underground latin hip hop | |
| vocaloid |
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