Doom metal

Recorded in 2002, the song, “Clocks” was written and composed by a band Coldplay that included members Chris martin, Guy berryman, Will Champion, and Johnny Buckland. The instrumentation in this song included, vocalization, piano, synthesizers, drums, bass, guitar, and strings. The melody of “Clocks” is disjunct because it has a disconnected melody that moves by large leaps. “Clocks” is also staccato because some sounds are sharply separated from others. The tempo seems to be adagio (slow) leading

Do you know what ‘avant-garde black metal’ defines? What about ‘symphonic gothic metal’? With so many subgenres cropping up that dictates how a band should or should not sound like within heavy metal, one of the few genres that still retains its original implication is ‘power metal’. The clue is in the title- its music that is supposed to make you feel powerful and larger than life, uplifting music that unashamedly makes you swell up in pride, don your helm and ride into glory against all odds!

The front lawn of Valdosta State hardly looked like a lawn, but more like a flea market on Saturday afternoon or a carnival on a Saturday night minus the rides. There were so many people there I could barely pick out one conversation because the roar of the crowd was so overwhelming. As I approached the hectic scene I seemed to be swallowed by the swarm of people around me and continued to travel in the same direction as them. I began to feel the beat of the music in my body, the booming in my chest

I was awoken by loud crashes and yelling, only having enough time to lift my head before a motionless body was thrown to the ground on top of me. Being the one unexperienced person in the vehicle, I pushed myself off the floor, using my elbow to awkwardly shove the still-lifeless-body from my back. My vision was blurred as a handgun was whipped across the back of my head, sending me sprawling to the floor yet again. Blood that was being drained from my body, began to rush down my neck from the

“Welcome to the Black Parade” by My Chemical Romance was an outstanding song. This song was released in 2006 and was a part of the album The Black Parade which was also released in 2006. The band, My Chemical Romance consisted of 5 members. Gerard Way (vocals), Frank Lero (guitar), Mikey Way (bass guitar), Ray Toro (lead guitar), and Bob Bryer (percussion). This band was formed in New Jersey of late 2001. They played emo, rock, and post-hardcore music. Their most successful album was The Black Parade

Aerosmith has impacted rock and roll in their music and it helped them a lot in life being a band member and a citizen. Aerosmith started off as a rock and roll garage band that became popular, but disbanded because of drug problems that then regained their popularity and became successful in their career. Aerosmith started as a garage band, but then made it big. Steven always wanted a career. His dad had an orchestra Steven wanted to be like his dad having his own music. When Steven got older he

I chose the title “1998” because it symbols the year I was born eighteen years ago. Since 1998 is my birth year, it is the most recognized year to me and deserves a spot as the main title of the album. Side A 1.) “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong- Reading the title of the song alone brings back so much nostalgia to me. Just listening to the violin and the flute in the background makes me want to tear up, as this song is so powerful in both music and lyrics. Armstrong may have died long

The album Blonde was released on August 20 of 2016 and was debuted as being number one on the US Billboard 200. The record label of this album is called “Boys Don’t Cry” and the producers include Frank Ocean himself (Executive Producer), Buddy Ross, Francis Starlite, Pharrell Williams and many more. Similarly to his previous albums, Blonde is a mixture of R&B, psychedelic pop and soul all within an album. The lyrical melodies, abstract tunes, and gospel elements are some of the fundamentals that

Over the past ten years, Circa Survive has held the torch for the post-hardcore realm. They’ve toured with Thrice, Coheed and Cambria, Saves the Day, Dredg, Minus the Bear, and The Used, to name a few. They’ve outlasted bands in their realm, such as Thursday, The Receiving End of Sirens, Fear Before (the March of Flames), Dear and the Headlights, and My Chemical Romance. And they’ve even given voice to lesser-known artists with opening acts like Good Old War, Foxy Shazam, Touché Amoré, Balance and

The men holding me force me to my knees at the end of the line of boys, by slamming an elbow into my lower back. I collapse, crying out in pain. I glance down the line of boys and most have faces of fear and horror. I realize I’m not afraid. I’m worried about what going to happen, but I’m not scared. I need to get out of here. However, as I gaze around, there’s no escape from here. There are too many men. I’ll never get away without getting shot. The sounds of heels clicking against the concert