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* Music/{{Kataklysm}} (''Unconquered'' onward, though they had experimented with it several times before; also MelodicDeathMetal)
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* Music/{{Kataklysm}} (''Unconquered'' onward, though they had experimented with it several times before; also MelodicDeathMetal)MelodicDeathMetal)
* Konkhra (also DeathMetal, though ''Come Down Cold'' is a completely straight example of the style)
* Konkhra (also DeathMetal, though ''Come Down Cold'' is a completely straight example of the style)
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* Music/{{Mortification}} (on ''Blood World'' and ''Primitive Rhythm Machine'', though they occasionally dabbled in it afterwards)
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'''Groove metal''' is, naturally, a subgenre of HeavyMetal. Considered either an evolution of ThrashMetal or a return to metal's blues-rock roots, groove metal is characterised by bluesy, slow-to-mid-tempo guitar riffs and HarshVocals. It's a very obscure genre name, but the bands from the genre are not.
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'''Groove metal''' is, naturally, a subgenre of HeavyMetal. Considered either an evolution of ThrashMetal or a return to metal's [[RevisitingTheRoots blues-rock roots, roots]], groove metal is characterised by bluesy, slow-to-mid-tempo guitar riffs and HarshVocals. It's a very obscure genre name, but the bands from the genre are not.
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* RatedMForManly - A lot of groove metal bands, primarily US-based ones, associate their music and lyrical themes with a tough, no-nonsense masculine aesthetic, and the genre as a whole is popular with white, working-class American men who adhere to fairly traditional values.
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* RatedMForManly - A lot of groove metal bands, primarily US-based ones, associate their music and lyrical themes with a tough, no-nonsense masculine aesthetic, and the genre as a whole is popular with white, working-class American men who adhere to fairly traditional or libertarian values.
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* DeadUnicornTrope - Groove metal is a rather ill-defined genre; no one's really sure if it is a spin-off of thrash metal or a more "bluesy" variant of metal, or something entirely different. While musical characteristics such as slow-to-mid-tempo riffs, bluesy noodling, string bending, gravelly vocals and tough-guy lyrical themes are often used, there are so many exceptions that fans often argue about some bands that do not fall into the usual stereotypes.
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* DeadUnicornTrope - Groove metal is a rather ill-defined genre; no one's really sure if it is a spin-off of thrash metal or a more "bluesy" variant of metal, or something entirely different. While musical characteristics such as slow-to-mid-tempo riffs, bluesy noodling, string bending, gravelly vocals different, and tough-guy lyrical themes are often used, there are so it isn't helped by how the genre seems to be moving in many exceptions that fans often argue about different directions ''all at once'', with some bands favoring a post-thrash sound with "machine gun" power riffs and greater emphasis on rhythmic grooves, others favoring the bluesy style with string bending and country-esque noodle leads, and the odd prog-sounding band that do not fall into isn't technical enough to be prog but has the usual stereotypes.downtuned guitars and "rubber riffs" commonly heard from groove metal bands.
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First of all, who played groove metal first? Let's not get into that. Mentioning Pantera, Exhorder and "stole from" in the same sentence is guaranteed to cause a massive FlameWar, so let's not have discussions about who stole from whom. [[note]][[{{Irony}} The members of Pantera and Exhorder are friends. Both parties think that the debate is stupid and pointless, and Exhorder credited Pantera with making far better choices as a band and putting in way more effort than they ever did.]][[/note]]
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First of all, who played groove metal first? Let's not get into that. Mentioning Pantera, Exhorder and "stole from" in the same sentence is guaranteed to cause a massive FlameWar, so let's not have discussions about who stole from whom. [[note]][[{{Irony}} [[note]] [[{{Irony}} The members of Pantera and Exhorder are friends. Both parties think that the debate is stupid and pointless, and Exhorder credited Pantera with making far better choices as a band and putting in way more effort than they ever did.]][[/note]]
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* DeadUnicornTrope - Groove metal is a rather ill-defined genre; no one's really sure if it is a spin-off of thrash metal or a more "bluesy" variant of metal, or something entirely different. While musical characteristics such as slow-to-mid-tempo riffs, bluesy noodling, string bending and gravelly vocals are often used, there are so many exceptions that fans often argue about some bands that do not fall into the usual stereotypes.
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* DeadUnicornTrope - Groove metal is a rather ill-defined genre; no one's really sure if it is a spin-off of thrash metal or a more "bluesy" variant of metal, or something entirely different. While musical characteristics such as slow-to-mid-tempo riffs, bluesy noodling, string bending and bending, gravelly vocals and tough-guy lyrical themes are often used, there are so many exceptions that fans often argue about some bands that do not fall into the usual stereotypes.
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* RatedMForManly - A lot of groove metal bands, primarily US-based ones, associate their music and lyrical themes with a tough, no-nonsense masculine aesthetic, and the genre as a whole is popular with white, working-class American men who adhere to fairly traditional values.
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* Music/TheResistance
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* Music/{,Alluvial}} (''Sarcoma'', also progressive death metal)
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* [=4Arm=] (also thrash)
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* Music/{{Deftones}} (Usually considered Experimental or Alternative Metal, but starting with Diamond Eyes, this became a core part of their sound.)
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* Music/{{Deftones}} (Usually considered Experimental or Alternative Metal, AlternativeMetal, but starting with Diamond Eyes, this became a core part of their sound.)
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* ''Dharmata'' ‘’Music/{{Dharmata}}'' (Mixed with new metal and some vaguely {{deathcore}}ish riffs)
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* Gloom (GenreBusting example that mixes elements of this, death metal, black metal, sludge metal, and technical death metal, but this is ''probably'' the closest thing to an actual classifiable genre)
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* Gloom Music/{{Gloom}} (GenreBusting example that mixes elements of this, death metal, black metal, sludge metal, and technical death metal, but this is ''probably'' the closest thing to an actual classifiable genre)
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*Oni Music/{{Oni}} (some prog and djent elements)
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* Svart Crown Music/SvartCrown (''Wolves Among the Ashes'', mixed with dissonant death metal)
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* Westfield Massacre Music/WestfieldMassacre (also melodic metalcore)
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* The Last Ten Seconds of Life (also {{Deathcore}} and NuMetal)
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness - usually an 8 or 9, but a step up (e.g. Pantera -- "Suicide Note Pt. II", a 10-11) or down (most of Hacktivist's stuff, a 6-7) on the scale isn't unheard of.
** The hardest bands in the genre are Music/LambOfGod, Meshuggah, Music/FearFactory and Chimaira.
** The hardest bands in the genre are Music/LambOfGod, Meshuggah, Music/FearFactory and Chimaira.
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First of all, who played groove metal first? Let's not get into that. Mentioning Pantera, Exhorder and "stole from" in the same sentence is guaranteed to cause InternetBackdraft, so let's not have discussions about who stole from whom. [[note]][[{{Irony}} The members of Pantera and Exhorder are friends. Both parties think that the debate is stupid and pointless, and Exhorder credited Pantera with making far better choices as a band and putting in way more effort than they ever did.]][[/note]]
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First of all, who played groove metal first? Let's not get into that. Mentioning Pantera, Exhorder and "stole from" in the same sentence is guaranteed to cause InternetBackdraft, a massive FlameWar, so let's not have discussions about who stole from whom. [[note]][[{{Irony}} The members of Pantera and Exhorder are friends. Both parties think that the debate is stupid and pointless, and Exhorder credited Pantera with making far better choices as a band and putting in way more effort than they ever did.]][[/note]]
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* Oni (some prog and djent elements)
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* Music/FaceDown (mixed with DeathMetal; best-known as The Haunted singer Marco Ari's old band)
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First of all, who played groove metal first? Let's not get into that. Mentioning Pantera, Exhorder and "stole from" in the same sentence is guaranteed to cause InternetBackdraft, so let's not have discussions about who stole from whom. [[note]][[{{Irony}} The members of Pantera and Exhorder are friends. Both parties think that the debate is stupid and pointless.pointless, and Exhorder credited Pantera with making far better choices as a band and putting in way more effort than they ever did.]][[/note]]