Subgenres

[SelfMadeMMAn]

I listen [and have since 1981] to heavy metal, however, there are many subgenres, here are some
Alternative metal
Avant-garde metal
Black metal
Christian metal
Death metal
Brutal/Technical death metal
Doom metal
Sludge metal
Extreme metal
Glam metal
Groove metal
Industrial metal
Neo-classical metal
Power metal
Speed metal
Symphonic metal
Thrash metal
Traditional heavy metal
Viking metal
Folk metal
Funk metal
Grindcore
Metalcore
Melodic death metal
Nu-metal
Progressive metal
Rap metal
Stoner metal

I am always in the search for more metal, doesn't matter the age. Any suggestions will be appreciated

[DeadPoet]

Funk metal? Seriously?
I do love funk and I do love metal but frankly I doubt it could be any good.

Check this out http://www.metal-archives.com/
Even though I'm sure you are already aware of this site.

Then there is last.fm http://www.last.fm/tag/metal
You can go from there. I'm sure you can find something useful.

Found an article about funk metal on wiki.
I wouldn't consider most of those artists "metal" but found some interesting bands like Psychefunkapus, Faith No More.

Cheers.

P.S. I see you've listened to some grindcore but what about porngrind?

[SelfMadeMMAn]

bands like
Rage Against the Machine
Faith No More
Living Colour
Mr. Bungle
KoЯn
Infectious Grooves
Snot
Fishbone

Just to name a few

[Limeru]

There have always been loads of metal subgenres, but I've given up trying to decide what I like by subgenre. I simply try anything that is metal, because half the time the subgenres are either overly exclusive or just don't make sense.

[IdolEyes787]

I listen [and have since 1981] to heavy metal, however, there are many subgenres, here are some
Alternative metal
Avant-garde metal
Black metal
Christian metal
Death metal
Brutal/Technical death metal
Doom metal
Sludge metal
Extreme metal
Glam metal
Groove metal
Industrial metal
Neo-classical metal
Power metal
Speed metal
Symphonic metal
Thrash metal
Traditional heavy metal
Viking metal
Folk metal
Funk metal
Grindcore
Metalcore
Melodic death metal
Nu-metal
Progressive metal
Rap metal
Stoner metal

I am always in the search for more metal, doesn't matter the age. Any suggestions will be appreciated

Even Ozzy Osbourne who barely has a coherent thought anymore thinks all this unnecessary sub-classification is silly.

[Glod]

I don't generally analyze the genres that a particular album may fall under, but here are some favorites: Folk, dark ambient, downtempo, slowcore, post-punk, new wave, psychedelic rock.

[Startear]

The genre isn't really important. If I like it, I listen to it. Some songs you simply can't classify.