Death Metal
Death metal is a subgenre of heavy metal music known for its extreme aggression, brutality, and emphasis on growled or grunted vocals. Originating in the mid-1980s, death metal is characterized by its fast tempos, complex guitar riffs, and blast beat drumming. The lyrical themes often revolve around dark, morbid, and sometimes controversial subjects, including violence, gore, and death. Death metal bands frequently employ technical musicianship and intricate compositions, showcasing a high level of skill among its performers. The genre has evolved over time, giving rise to various substyles, but its roots remain firmly embedded in the intensity and ferocity of its early pioneers.