Heavy metal timeline
how it was born and developed
10 eventi che coprono un totale di 10.228 giorni nell'arco di 1.462 settimane, 337 mesi e 29 anni.
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1998
dic
31
Nu Metal
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1 gen
The explosion of Nu Metal with bands like Korn and Slipknot blends metal, hip-hop, and industrial sounds, bringing the genre to a new generation.
1994
dic
31
Groove Metal
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1 ott
With the album Far Beyond Driven, Pantera bring Groove Metal to the top of the charts, keeping heavy metal alive in an alternative-dominated era.
1991
dic
31
Grunge
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24 set
The release of Nevermind by Nirvana signals the rise of Grunge, pushing classic metal into the underground for much of the 90s
1987
dic
31
Death
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31 ott
Death release Scream Bloody Gore, defining the standards for extreme Death Metal.
1983
dic
31
Quiet Riot
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1 dic
Quiet Riot release Metal Health, the first metal album to hit #1 on the Billboard charts, ushering in the Glam Metal era.
Metallica
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25 lug
Metallica release Kill 'Em All. Thrash Metal is officially born, taking aggression and speed to a new level.
1980
dic
31
NWOBHM
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14 apr
Iron Maiden release their first album, leading the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) and accelerating metal's tempo.
Judas Priest
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19 feb
Judas Priest release British Steel, codifying the "leather and studs" aesthetic.
1970
dic
31
Black Sabbath
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13 feb
Black Sabbath release their first full length considered as the first heavy metal album
Deep Purple
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1 gen
With the album In Rock, Deep Purple define the genre's sonic power and technical virtuosity.
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