Do you people still listen to rock, metal music etc?

[Deleted member 2000402775]

Like back in the days of Mosher, Emo etc etc, all heavy metal, screamo and that.

These days I like most things and would listen to Korn at times after Lockdown started being lifted, now into The Offspring and vice versa.

I still love drum n bass trap music etc. Saw Chase & Status live over a decade ago and was high as a kite during that era.

Aren't the mosher days over?

 

[MentaL]

I am a metal head, a producer, musician and all things metal. We exist even to this day. I also work with music professionally.

 

[Deleted member 2000402775]

I am a metal head, a producer, musician and all things metal. We exist even to this day. I also work with music professionally.

That is cool bro.

You sound like an interesting guy.

 

[MentaL]

That is cool bro.

You sound like an interesting guy.

Nope. Nothing interesting about me.

 

[Collianthus]

Like back in the days of Mosher, Emo etc etc, all heavy metal, screamo and that.

These days I like most things and would listen to Korn at times after Lockdown started being lifted, now into The Offspring and vice versa.

I still love drum n bass trap music etc. Saw Chase & Status live over a decade ago and was high as a kite during that era.

Aren't the mosher days over?

In fact I'm listening really random YouTube stuff from chillouts to game OSTs or disco house, but I'm still smiling when I hear Powerwolf releasing new songs.
Yep, I'm one from generation raised on Linkin Park, Sum41, Skillet, Three Days Grace and tons of them. My old Last.FM profile still exists...?

 

[Deleted member 2000402775]

In fact I'm listening really random YouTube stuff from chillouts to game OSTs or disco house, but I'm still smiling when I hear Powerwolf releasing new songs.
Yep, I'm one from generation raised on Linkin Park, Sum41, Skillet, Three Days Grace and tons of them. My old Last.FM profile still exists...?

I love good game OSTs like Doom, Quake, Kotor and Ff7.

Some things are so good

 

[fallenfate]

Yep. Periphery, Misery Signals, and Protest the Hero are my mains these days. Also like to dive into OG Korn era (Follow the Leader and Untouchables), Tool, etc.

 

[Nergion]

I only listen to one-man death metal performed live

 

[NahidaIg]

People traversing genre's over time is a natural occurrence, but going back to genres after time is also an occurrence. My last insomniac burst, was 50+ hours of listening to metal/rock because I came across "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" by Set It Off.

Mosher days will be less, but they'll still always be around -- and if not more in the future for a bit as trends recome and go.

(on the subject of music production, I prefer using a keyboard and a looper with like serum, ableton etc. Otherwise, you're spending hours to make ****)