Groove Metal Bands
Thrash cut to half speed with none of the weight lost. The riff lands on the beat rather than under it, the vocal barks rather than shrieks, and the groove carries the song. Pantera drew the map in 1990, Machine Head and Sepultura filled it in, Lamb of God kept it open.
Ancesttral
4 albums
Annihilator
30 albums
Anthrax
55 albums
Black Label Society
23 albums
Body Count
8 albums
Brotality
8 albums
Brujeria
13 albums
Cavalera
7 albums
Dååth
7 albums
Damnation's Hammer
3 albums
Decapitated
12 albums
Demolition Hammer
4 albums
Deserted Fear
7 albums
Die Apokalyptischen Reiter
25 albums
Fear Factory
29 albums
From Eden to Exile
3 albums
Gojira
8 albums
Harpyie
9 albums
HateSphere
15 albums
Heart Attack
4 albums
Hellucination
4 albums
Illdisposed
20 albums
In Flames
27 albums
Incite
9 albums
James LaBrie
5 albums
Kataklysm
31 albums
Katalepsy
6 albums
Konkhra
13 albums
Lamb of God
21 albums
Living Sacrifice
9 albums
Lost Society
6 albums
Machine Head
23 albums
Malevolence
5 albums
Mass Punishment
3 albums
Mercenary
11 albums
Metal Allegiance
3 albums
Obliveon
6 albums
Orbit Culture
11 albums
Overkill
40 albums
Pantera
23 albums
Prong
21 albums
Pyrexia
10 albums
Ren Marabou and the Berserkers
10 albums
Repentance
5 albums
Scar Symmetry
7 albums
Sepultura
43 albums
Sinsaenum
6 albums
Six Feet Under
25 albums