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General

Music

the mosts subgenres of metal ( nu, thrash, black, DSBM, industrial, prog, death, metalcore, deathcore, heavy, doom,) some bands for ex: slipknot, suicide silence, death, dream theater, electric wizard, rammstein, bullet for my valentine, lifelover, happy days, tool (?), metallica, pantera, machine head, D.R.I, suicidal tendencies, etc also the second genre that i love is trap/rap/hiphop, i listened a lot when i was younger, ex: nwa, eazy e, ice cube, dr dre, kendrick lamar, 2pac, notorious big, public enemy, run DMC, beastie boys, eminem, lil uzi vert, xxxtentation, ghostemane, suicideboys, pouya and some bands of shoegaze/postpunk/alt/grunge: nirvana and kurt cobain demos, joy division, my bloody valentine, slowdive, duster, bauhaus, the cure, pixies, melvins, alice in chains, soundgarden, smashing pumpkins, stone temple pilots. some of my national artists that i listened (GOD BLESS ARGENTINA) are very mixed, they come from rap to metal lol: A.N.I.M.A.L, hermetica, V8, horcas, visceral, rata blanca, mastifal, los antiguos, carajo, arde la sangre, NVLO, fun people, no demuestra interes, massacre palestina (87-91), pr3ssion, jesusmartyr, loquero, los brujos, flema, duki, YSY A, C.R.O, sindicato argentino del hiphop, koxmoz, mustafa yoda, linyeras cru, flaco vazquez, homer el mero mero, etc. music is my life, and my life is my music.

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Heroes

i dont know how much kurt cobain influenced in my person. he's my hero, nirvana was the first band that i listened, that sound literally blew my brain and made a new one. his person changed my life forever, and i always will remember him. when i listened to slipknot the very first time it were like: omfg this IS THE MOST BRUTAL THING IVE EVER HEARD!!111. and i fell obsessed a lot. even i went to the 2022 knotfest in argentina (dream come true). that brutality of their sound opened a new door of metal for me, that later drived me to others subgenres. joy division opened a new kind of music to me. in that time i used to listened to rap/a little bit of grunge, and when i first listened unknown pleasures, it felt like a support, kinda like therapeutic sound, and i really liked!