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☆ 9.84 M
HARD ROCK
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☆ 8.7 M
BLUES ROCK
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☆ 5.5 M
ACID ROCK
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☆ 3.74 M
PSYCHEDELIC ROCK
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☆ 5.66 M
ALTERNATIVE METAL
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☆ 6.15 M
INDUSTRIAL METAL
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☆ 3.9 M
METALCORE
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☆ 4.82 M
NU METAL
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☆ 5.4 M
CHRISTIAN METAL
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☆ 2.55 M
RAP METAL
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☆ 1.6 M
FUNK METAL
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☆ 9.05 M
DEATH-DOOM METAL
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☆ 6.4 M
AVANT-GARDE METAL
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☆ 9.3 M
EXTREME METAL
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☆ 7.04 M
BLACK METAL
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☆ 3.74 M
DEATH METAL
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☆ 9.1 M
DOOM METAL
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☆ 1.05 M
SPEED METAL
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☆ 1.38 M
THRASH METAL
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☆ 4.9 M
GLAM METAL
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☆ 7.4 M
GROOVE METAL
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☆ 6.8 M
POWER METAL
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☆ 4.1 M
SYMPHONIC METAL
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☆ 9.97 M
MELODIC DEATH METAL
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☆ 2.5 M
KAWAII METAL
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☆ 6.32 M
HEAVY METAL
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☆ 6.11 M
FOLK METAL
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☆ 1.38 M
THRASH METAL
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☆ 8.1 M
STONER ROCK
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| fusion genres | ||||
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☆ 5.66 M
ALTERNATIVE METAL
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☆ 1.6 M
FUNK METAL
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☆ 2.55 M
RAP METAL
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☆ 4.82 M
NU METAL
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☆ 6.05 M
DEATHCORE
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☆ 2.96 M
DRONE METAL
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☆ 6.11 M
FOLK METAL
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☆ 2.3 M
GOTHIC METAL
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☆ 1.03 M
GRINDCORE
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☆ 7.48 M
GRUNGE
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☆ 3.54 M
POST-METAL
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☆ 6.15 M
INDUSTRIAL METAL
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☆ 3.9 M
METALCORE
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☆ 2.07 M
NEOCLASSICAL METAL
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☆ 6.02 M
PROGRESSIVE METAL
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☆ 2.76 M
DJENT
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☆ 3.23 M
SLUDGE METAL
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☆ 8.1 M
STONER ROCK
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☆ 9.8 M
VIKING METAL
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☆ 2.3 M
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☆ 9.9 M
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