drone metal
the incorrect term for the under-appreciated genre known as drone doom. quite probably some of the most atmospheric music in metal today, it features minimalistic riffs and sounds to paint a picture in your mind. the lyrics deal with abstract concepts, but usually are melancholic as a whole.
the correct term for drone metal is “drone doom,” as our “deathf-ckingmetal” dumb-ss doesn’t seem to know.
download any sunn o))) song, it’ll make your skin crawl. in the best way possible.
a slow, ambient form of metal, an off-shoot of doom metal. music in this genre is characterized by very long songs consisting of ambient noise, few vocals, and generally a repet-tive drum and b-ss line. music targeted for stoners. bands like this include halo and sunn (((o
not considered real music; people hate this stuff. people feel that artists like these shouldn’t be signed to labels when “real” artists still go unnoticed.
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