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This and The Company by Fish are two sides of the same coin. One is bittersweet but hopeful, the other full of pain and rage, but both stemmed from feeling claustrophobic in their previous bands.

And both great songs.

Chimaira - Resurrection (from Saints Row 2 radio Krunch)

Aggressive by Beartooth

Maybe something from Bring Me the Horizon (Sempiternal or Post Human) or Bury Tomorrow.

Also that's just what I could think of in a short time frame. The suckage goes on til the end of time man. Maybe I'll do an 80s suckage all on it's own because there was absolutely brutal stuff there. Cherry pie? Cheesiest metal song I ever heard in my life. If you can even call most of hair metal well metal.

Five years from ziggy stardust and the spider from mars

You pick a song you like, to listen on YouTube, then fall down the rabbit hole.

Damaged by Black Flag is a great album to listen too when you're pissed off.

Or you could just listen to Head Like a Hole by Nine Inch Nails and Killing On The Name of by Rage Against The Machine over and over again.

I dont understand 'overrated'. Why do you care if other people like these songs? Who is doing the rating?

*also, Imagine sucks

Ice ice baby was 1990 and my last dance was in 2003 thank you very much 🤣

Death - Human

Tool - Undertow

That album does not wait. Right away you’re hooked

I might suggest - Hiromi Uehara

Open by the Cure on the album Wish

well...It's good to know that nothing ever sucked before 1995!

(or your last high school dance in 2006)

Been listening to Black Masses from Electric Wizard a bunch lately https://open.spotify.com/album/6bIxluBOaQoe9AozdWI2rU?si=5jcbMBuESBW9Sgwif9erCQ, different style than a lot of their earlier albums but still good.

Can never go wrong with Fu Manchu https://open.spotify.com/album/7xYJinzZ19pVPVmEAakYv9?si=8MP_wvMgSUWU1KipSEi_Yw

Fun, sludgy release from PNW doom band Hoopsnake https://open.spotify.com/album/0loV3TXmT5OK9Sf3Ry4yZM?si=EG_n2hfASh6Te_vpJI2KJQ

ok. would you love some 17th century HIndustani music?

I doubt it. because music is not universal.

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Any of the three first RATM album

This usually takes years and tons of music "processed" by you. I mean not only listening to it, sometimes it is useful and interesting to know how musicians record their music, why they do it exactly this way, and what is more behind it. Rock/metal is a nice field to dig in this regard, just don't limit yourself to a single subgenre, try different ones, explore the musicians' backgrounds and so on. Intelligent musicians produce interesting music, interesting music develops taste. I see it this way.

Except music does transcend region, language and generations, when my great grandparents were alive they liked plenty of contemporary things and new generations like things going back, there's often waves of popularity of music from other countries (the boom of k-pop with western audiences for example)

No one will like every piece of music made but we all love music.

sage

"Good 2 Yourself" by Life In Sweatpants

"I Can See Clearly Now" covered by Jimmy Cliff

"Somewhere Over The Rainbow/What a Wonderful World" by Israel "Iz" Kamakawiwoʻole

"Stand Up and Fight" by Turisas (It's metal, but the lead singer sings the lyrics instead of screaming. Give it a shot.)

St. Anger

I'd say that musical styles aren't universal, but the idea of music itself is. Pretty much every single society on earth has some form of singing or instruments.