Bands

Enciclopèdia de bandes: història, formació i discografia, per estils.

Albert King

Albert King, the left-handed blues guitarist and a direct influence on Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton.

Howlin’ Wolf

Howlin’ Wolf, one of the greats of Chicago blues, with an unmistakable deep voice and stage presence.

Muddy Waters

Muddy Waters, the father of Chicago electric blues and a direct influence on 20th-century rock.

Russian Circles

Russian Circles, the Chicago instrumental trio, somewhere between post-metal and post-rock.

Rosetta

Rosetta, the American atmospheric post-metal band from Philadelphia.

Cult of Luna

Cult of Luna, the Swedish post-metal band, a reference of the genre with Somewhere Along the Highway.

Neurosis

Neurosis, the founding band of post-metal, a direct reference for Isis, Cult of Luna and Rosetta.

Isis

Isis, one of the founding bands of post-metal, a reference thanks to Oceanic and Panopticon.

Battles

Battles, the New York experimental math rock band formed by veterans of Don Caballero and Helmet.

Tera Melos

Tera Melos, the American experimental math rock band from Sacramento.

TTNG

TTNG (formerly This Town Needs Guns), the British melodic math rock band.

Hella

Hella, the Sacramento guitar-and-drums duo, a reference of the most extreme math rock.

Don Caballero

Don Caballero, one of the founding bands of American instrumental math rock.

Deafheaven

Deafheaven, the American band that brought atmospheric black metal to the indie audience with Sunbather.

Alcest

Alcest, Neige’s French project, a pioneer of blackgaze, a fusion of black metal and shoegaze.

Agalloch

Agalloch, the American atmospheric black metal and dark folk band, disbanded in 2016 and reunited in 2023.

Eyehategod

Eyehategod, one of the founding bands of New Orleans sludge metal.

Acid Bath

Acid Bath, the Louisiana sludge metal band, a cult reference with Dax Riggs on vocals.

Yob

Yob, the American atmospheric doom metal band led by Mike Scheidt.

Pallbearer

Pallbearer, the American melodic doom metal band, a reference of the genre’s new generation.

Candlemass

Candlemass, the Swedish band that gave epic doom metal its name with Epicus Doomicus Metallicus.

Cathedral

Cathedral, the British doom metal band of Lee Dorrian (ex-Napalm Death), with an increasingly psychedelic sound.

Sleep

Sleep, the Californian stoner-doom band known for the extreme work Dopesmoker, a single hour-long track.

Electric Wizard

Electric Wizard, one of the founding bands of modern doom metal, a reference thanks to Dopethrone.

Sithu Aye

Sithu Aye, a one-man instrumental progressive metal project by a Scottish musician of Burmese origin.

Mestis

Mestis, Javier Reyes’s (Animals as Leaders) instrumental progressive metal project with Latin American influences.

Intervals

Intervals, Aaron Marshall’s Canadian instrumental project, part of the djent progressive metal scene.

Vola

Vola, the Danish atmospheric progressive metal band, somewhere between djent and dark electronic pop.

Native Construct

Native Construct, the American technical progressive metal band behind a single cult album, Quiet World.

Ne Obliviscaris

Ne Obliviscaris, the Australian extreme progressive metal band with the violin as its leading instrument.

Persefone

Persefone, the Andorran technical progressive metal band, a reference of the Catalan-speaking scene.

Dixie Dregs

Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse’s instrumental band, a fusion of country, jazz and progressive rock.

Yellowjackets

Yellowjackets, one of the benchmark American fusion and smooth jazz groups since the 1980s.

Wayne Krantz

Wayne Krantz, American jazz-fusion guitarist, a reference of modern harmonic improvisation.

Scott Henderson

Scott Henderson, fusion and blues guitarist, formerly of Tribal Tech and the Chick Corea Elektric Band.

Planet X

Planet X, the instrumental technical-fusion supergroup of Derek Sherinian, Virgil Donati and Tony MacAlpine.

Jonas Hellborg Group

Jonas Hellborg Group, the Swedish bassist’s project, with Shawn Lane as its best-known collaborator.

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