3 Rising Metal Bands You Need To Start Rocking Out To

The metal genre is one that has changed and evolved even more than the heavyweight hip-hop genre, with fans engaging in bitter argument as to what the true definition of metal music is. Keeping as loose a definition as possible, take a look at these 3 rising metal bands you need to start rocking out to.

1.   Entheos

Based in California, Entheos is considered a progressive metal band that is somewhat of a Frankenstein of talent from other bands (Animals As Leaders, Animosity, Faceless etc.) They have a very weighty sound without sounding too distorted, making them pretty accessible to a new generation of metalheads.

2.   Genocide Pact

With an attention-grabbing name, Genocide Pact is bringing in a new wave of death metal fans and is somewhat responsible for the genre’s comeback in recent years. With a raw and filthy sound, they definitely bring a 90’s style of aggressive music that will be refreshing to older fans and intriguing to new ones.

3.   Moon Tooth

Described as a more psychedelic take on the style of metal legends Mastodon, Moon Tooth brings a ‘stoner metal’ appeal that’s mixed with clean vocals that a wider audience can enjoy.

 

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