Which is the most autistic genre of music?
Maybe metal?
Which is the most autistic genre of music?
Elijah Wright
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Ethan Gomez
dubstep
Tyler Sanders
lowercase, by a fucking country mile.
Who want's to hear audio samples of different pieces of paper being shuffled? Raging fucking autists, that's who.
Dylan Taylor
sounds cash
Hudson Ross
...
Thomas Miller
Prog anything.
The wanky kind.
That's just something about that word alone that attracts them.
Luke Reed
either dubstep or electroswing
Wyatt Allen
Kpop
Ayden Miller
Grime.
Anthony Garcia
luddite
Gabriel Jones
grunge
Evan Sullivan
probably pirate metal
could also be death/black metal tho
Adrian Williams
metal's a weird case. the more obscure you get, the more autistic people get but the more functional they become concurrently
the crowd at a Metallica/Lamb of God show will be infinitely more unbearable to be around than the crowd at an Incantation or Mayhem show
Anthony Nelson
Dubstep.
Mason Ross
math rock
no wave
etc
Joseph Smith
probably reggae
Jack Sanchez
Nightcore
Nathaniel Gutierrez
Julian is a qt tho
Joseph Cox
this
t. sperg who likes lowercase
Charles Lewis
whatever genre animal collective plays
Aiden Morgan
Google "vaccine gang" on SoundCloud. Welcome to my fucking world
Landon Jackson
i agree. just listen to this crap
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N1vHuhjLhs
Levi Jones
how tf is this music
Julian Lee
Why are metal fags so obsessed with making sub genres for everything?
Zachary Kelly
autism
Cameron Foster
it's not metal fans, it's metal journalists
Ryder Hernandez
metal is too broad of a genre to say this
I'd say progrock, dubstep (not proper old dubstep like Skrillex shit), and ofc ELECTROSWING
Nicholas Hughes
The same can be said about all rockfags too.
Tyler Peterson
Chiptune, Video Game Soundtracks, kpop
Jordan Ortiz
I get the point and you're right, but if you dub Mayhem and Incantation obscure, then you don't know what that word means and/or are using it incorrectly.
Ayden Hill
K/J-pop is by far the most autistic thing i have seen
Brandon Martin
Owen Ortiz
Anything that anyone liked ever
Kayden Sanders
Any music group that markets their music as steampunk or music made by some furry. The fanbase for these two are ultra autistic.
Also maybe any of the underground weeb music genres like lolicore, tohou, denpa.
Benjamin Hernandez
Like who makes this kind of shit
youtube.com
Carson Perez
different sounds = different types of metal
Ayden Wright
Jack Barnes
He's calling them more obscure than Metallica, which is undeniably true
James Wilson
Shoegaze
Aaron Stewart
>no wave
Woah buddy
Brayden Morgan
t. never listened to dubstep
Angel Stewart
It happens in all other genres as well. They just don't get as much shit for it.
Anthony Harris
punk has WAY more subgenres than metal
Xavier Foster
holy shit
Xavier Phillips
anyone who says progressive rock is just a sperg who listens to normie music (probably didnt have a dad)
James Roberts
Teutonic thrash
Aiden Perez
Prog rock
Leo Adams
t. Prog snob
Ian Gomez
Punk:
>hardcore
>post-hardcore
>crust-punk
>d-beat
>powerviolence
>thrashcore
>horror punk
>emotional hardcore
>screamo
>jazz punk
>queercore
>riot grrrl
>pop punk
>ska punk
>dance punk
>synth punk/electro punk
>post punk
>noisecore
Metal:
>black metal
>death metal
>tech death
>melo death
>progressive metal
>thrash metal/crossover
>doom metal
>drone metal
>sludge metal
>war metal
>industrial metal
>cyber metal
>grindcore
>deathgrind/goregrind/cybergrind
>avant-garde metal
>deathcore/metalcore
>symphonic metal
>post metal
Rock:
>blues rock
>jazz rock
>folk rock
>industrial rock
>midwest emo
>emo pop
>gothic rock/deathrock
>noise rock
>progressive rock
>math rock
>shoegaze
>slowcore/sadcore
>AOR
>psych rock
>post-rock
>krautrock
>nu-''''metal''''
>madchester
>country rock
>''''post-hardcore'''' (Verb The Noun bands)
>grunge/post-grunge
Chase Cruz
>timbre decides genre
I hate this century
Mason Powell
>probably didnt have a dad
Charles Foster
Instruments have timbre, not songs/pieces as a whole.
Wyatt Scott
nice facebook meme :)
Kevin Hill
The post I replied to said "different sounds", as in "the instruments sound different". That is the definition of timbre, buddy.
Noah Torres
Harsh noise.
Alexander Morgan
That is a big assumption. He probably meant "different sounds" as in they sound different. Such as: black metal sounds different from death metal, or trad heavy metal sounds different from thrash metal.
Jonathan Williams
I don't believe it's a big assumption to think he meant "sounds" in a literal way, but you are probably right.
Jacob Rodriguez
nah it was probably the talking heads since David Byrne was autistic.
Justin Carter
Everything that's popular nowadays is pretty shitty. Like rap, pop, trap, dubstep etc.
But don't get me wrong. Some rap artist are actually good. But they have been doing this for years, like Ice Cube.
Jeremiah Campbell
Ah, so it's rockist bullshit then.