Words Related to Music - Rock Music
Here you will learn some English words related to rock music such as "dream pop", "folk metal", and "cowpunk".
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alternative rock
[noun]
a diverse genre that emerged in the 1980s and 1990s, known for its experimental sound and unconventional approach to rock music
alternative dance
[noun]
a genre that fuses dance, pop, and alternative rock, known for its catchy beats and melodic hooks
hard rock
[noun]
a genre of rock music marked with a heavy beat and high amplification of electric guitars
gothic rock
[noun]
a dark, atmospheric genre with haunting vocals and prominent basslines that emerged in the late 1970s
dream pop
[noun]
an ethereal, atmospheric genre with lush instrumentation and hazy vocals, emerged in the 1980s and 1990s
instrumental rock
[noun]
a vocal-free genre with dynamic guitars, melodic hooks, and powerful rhythms
progressive rock
[noun]
a subgenre of rock music of the late 1960s with sophisticated wordings and improvisations accompanied by unusual time signatures and instruments
grunge rock
[noun]
a subdivision of rock music with heavy metal and punk rock influences, popular in the early 1990s
psychedelic rock
[noun]
a genre of 1960s music that has a dreamy, surreal sound, made with electric guitars and effects, and often inspired by mind-altering drugs
funk rock
[noun]
a genre of music that combines elements of funk and rock, characterized by tight grooves, syncopated rhythms, soulful vocals, and guitar-driven melodies
indie rock
[noun]
a genre of rock music with a fairly light tone that was first developed in the United States and United Kingdom in the 1970s
experimental rock
[noun]
a genre of music that pushes the boundaries of traditional rock music, often featuring unconventional song structures, unique instrumentation, and experimental soundscapes
folk rock
[noun]
a genre of music that blends folk and rock elements, often characterized by acoustic guitars, melodic vocal harmonies, and storytelling lyrics
afro rock
[noun]
a music genre that fuses African musical traditions with rock instrumentation and influences, creating a unique and vibrant sound
garage rock
[noun]
a genre of rock music characterized by its raw, energetic, and often lo-fi sound, typically associated with bands playing in small, unpolished spaces like garages
post-rock
[noun]
experimental rock music known for its unconventional structures, instrumentation, and atmospheric soundscapes
rap rock
[noun]
a genre that fuses hip-hop/rap and rock, characterized by rap-style vocals and rock instrumentation
neo-progressive rock
[noun]
a modernized subgenre of progressive rock with complex structures, virtuosic musicianship, and philosophical lyrics
space rock
[noun]
a genre of psychedelic rock music with atmospheric, experimental, and cosmic themes, often featuring expansive instrumentation
dance-rock
[noun]
an upbeat genre that blends rock and dance music, featuring rhythmic tracks with catchy hooks and danceable grooves
heavy metal
[noun]
loud, energetic genre of rock music characterized by powerful guitar melodies, strong drum beats, and intense vocals
alternative metal
[noun]
a subgenre of heavy metal music that combines elements of various musical genres to create a sound that is often characterized by heavy guitar riffs, melodic vocals, and an emphasis on songwriting and structure
death 'n' roll
[noun]
a fusion of death metal and rock 'n' roll, featuring heavy riffs, aggressive vocals, and a groovy attitude
funk metal
[noun]
a fusion of funk and metal, featuring heavy guitar riffs, funky basslines, and energetic rhythms
nu metal
[noun]
a genre that fuses metal, alternative, and hip-hop, featuring downtuned guitars, rap-style vocals, and a blend of aggressive and melodic elements
rap metal
[noun]
a genre that merges rap/hip-hop with metal, featuring rap-style vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and confrontational lyrics
folk metal
[noun]
a genre that fuses folk music with heavy metal, featuring traditional instruments, folk melodies, and themes of folklore, mythology, or history, combined with the aggressive sound of metal
gothic metal
[noun]
a genre that combines elements of gothic rock or darkwave with heavy metal, featuring dark melodies, powerful vocals, and symphonic or orchestral elements for a dramatic and grandiose sound
post-metal
[noun]
an experimental genre that blends heavy guitar work, atmospheric elements, and influences from other genres for a progressive and introspective sound
black metal
[noun]
a subgenre of heavy metal music known for its aggressive and fast-paced sound, high-pitched and shrieking vocals, and dark, often controversial lyrics
neoclassical metal
[noun]
a fusion of classical music and heavy metal characterized by intricate guitar solos, shredding techniques, and classical-inspired melodies
doom metal
[noun]
a subgenre of heavy metal music that is characterized by slow tempos, heavy and downtuned guitars, dark and melancholic atmospheres, and often features deep, growling vocals
death metal
[noun]
a genre of extreme metal featuring aggressive, brutal music with guttural vocals, fast tempos, and dark, often violent lyrics
progressive metal
[noun]
a subgenre of heavy metal music that combines the technicality and complexity of progressive rock with the heaviness and intensity of heavy metal
deathcore
[noun]
an extreme metal subgenre that combines death metal and metalcore, featuring heavy breakdowns, guttural vocals, and dark lyrics
metalcore
[noun]
a heavy metal subgenre that combines hardcore punk and metal, featuring aggressive breakdowns, screamed and clean vocals, and a fusion of metal and punk riffing styles
thrashcore
[noun]
a subgenre of hardcore punk that blends thrash metal elements with short, fast, and aggressive songs, intense vocals, and punk-style riffing
thrash metal
[noun]
a harsh and loud subdivision of rock music with a fast tempo that combines elements of heavy metal and punk
hardcore punk
[noun]
a subgenre of punk rock music known for its fast, aggressive, and raw sound
punk blues
[noun]
a genre that fuses punk rock's raw energy with traditional blues elements, featuring distorted guitars, gritty vocals, and a blend of punk and blues styles
folk punk
[noun]
a fusion of folk music and punk rock, known for acoustic instruments, heartfelt lyrics, and a DIY punk ethos
post-punk
[noun]
alternative rock music that emerged as a reaction to punk rock, characterized by experimental songwriting, unique soundscapes, and a focus on mood, atmosphere, and social commentary
noise rock
[noun]
an experimental and abrasive genre of alternative rock characterized by dissonant sounds, unconventional song structures, and distorted guitars
baroque pop
[noun]
a genre that fuses baroque classical music with pop and rock, known for ornate arrangements, lush melodies, and intricate instrumentation
glam rock
[noun]
a subgenre of rock music that emerged in the 1970s in England, with male performers who were dressed unconventionally
pop rock
[noun]
a genre that combines pop and rock, known for catchy melodies, accessible song structures, and a balance between pop hooks and rock instrumentation
pop punk
[noun]
a genre of punk rock with pop melodies, catchy hooks, and upbeat songwriting, blending punk attitudes with mainstream appeal
emo
[noun]
a music genre characterized by emotional and introspective lyrics and a fashion style that often includes tight jeans, band t-shirts, and dyed hair
rock opera
[noun]
a concept album or musical work that follows a narrative storyline, often with thematic elements throughout the album
punk rock
[noun]
a loud and fast-paced genre of rock music popular in the 1970s and 80s with themes of aggression and alienation
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