What are some examples of non functional harmony in metal?

What are some examples of non functional harmony in metal?

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expecting metal nerds to know theory?

hahahahahaha

everything that's modal is non functional, so I think there's a lot of examples in metal. Riffs are mostly non functional

doesn't a lot of popular music use non-functional harmony? I very rarely hear TPDT progressions anyway

Like, all of it

Depends on the subgenre.

Sorry, what? I thought nonfunctional meant not diatonic. Shouldn't most pop music, all written in one key with four chords, be diatonic?

How are modes nonfunctional?

Fairly sure Type O Negative makes heavy use of non-functional harmony. Getting out of metal, there are more than a few bands that make use of non-functional harmony, one in particular being The Beatles.

nope. as the other user pointed out it depends on whether the chords have functions or if they are mere sound. I know that other people may define it differently, but I have the opinion that you can speak of non functional music if you're not treating certain tones as leading tones. In the end leading tones are responsible of the function a sound is given

So it's music that can't be categorized. It doesn't follow a distint key/progression and isn't like a borrowed chord. Correct?