Siddharth
Long Distance Trooper
High On Fire
One of my new favourite bands right now. Really like their brand of Sludge/Stoner Metal (with hints of even Thrash). Their sound often draws comparison with Black Sabbath and Motorhead. Matt Pike is a riffmaster.
Rush
Prog/Hard rock giants! At times I find it amusing how that music is made by only three guys. Awesome musicians, each member.
Coröner
Awesome Technical Thrash Metal from Switzerland. They are actually one of my favourites in the subgenre. Should have been much more famous!
Motörhead
Rock n Roll royalty! Once they plugged in, didn't really need to look back due to having a perfect formula. Often labelled 'Speed Metal' at times, having Punk influences as well.
Muse
One of the most creative modern bands. They have always tried to push their own boundaries. Matthew Bellamy's vocal range is highly underrated.
ZZ Top
Their early stuff is solid Southern Hard rock and though later delved into a more synth-based sound, did not loose their swag at all!
I know I left many important names (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Venom, Nirvana, Sodom etc.) but the above are MY FAVOURITES so the list goes... I wanted to include Green Day as well but their later period stuff doesn't make them a trio in the purest sense.
One of my new favourite bands right now. Really like their brand of Sludge/Stoner Metal (with hints of even Thrash). Their sound often draws comparison with Black Sabbath and Motorhead. Matt Pike is a riffmaster.
Rush
Prog/Hard rock giants! At times I find it amusing how that music is made by only three guys. Awesome musicians, each member.
Coröner
Awesome Technical Thrash Metal from Switzerland. They are actually one of my favourites in the subgenre. Should have been much more famous!
Motörhead
Rock n Roll royalty! Once they plugged in, didn't really need to look back due to having a perfect formula. Often labelled 'Speed Metal' at times, having Punk influences as well.
Muse
One of the most creative modern bands. They have always tried to push their own boundaries. Matthew Bellamy's vocal range is highly underrated.
ZZ Top
Their early stuff is solid Southern Hard rock and though later delved into a more synth-based sound, did not loose their swag at all!
I know I left many important names (The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Venom, Nirvana, Sodom etc.) but the above are MY FAVOURITES so the list goes... I wanted to include Green Day as well but their later period stuff doesn't make them a trio in the purest sense.
