post
Ska. It's been way too long since the last Reel Big Fish album.
Punk, or rather, any genre that will allow younger generations to express any political views. Yes we have Bob Vylan, but this type of bands should be more mainstream (either that or I have lost touch, which I will not deny).
Trip-hop
Grunge
Swing!!! I don't mind jazz with quirky time signatures, but where's the dance gone?
The blues
Anti facist punk
Tang-era Sogdian dance music.
Baroque.
It's bound to come back any day now...
I might like some bluegrass. Iron Horse is a bunch of middle-aged white guys that cover Metallica. Well, that's where they started, but they've expanded.
Creeping Death sounds like something you'd hear in a one-room Kentucky church. Enter Sandman is delightful.
Late-90s/early-00s-style lo-fi indiepop with glockenspiels/Casio keyboards (or similar cheapass-sounding synths with a nicely skronky/angular timbre) and the odd trumpet/brass section
Jazz
Symphonic "Electronic" music
Disco
Every genre is deeply connected to the time it appeared and the events that shaped it.
I don't expect punk rock to have a resurgence any more than I expect disco music to come back. They had their time and function. They will influence new things to come as did all the stuff that came before.
Having said that, I expect everything will become a mishmash of AI slop, so who knows?
Buffa and other comic opera. More dumb plots, less experimental music!
Not really waiting, but it would be nice if people could recognize composers that have been building upon the ideas set forth in the Classical era to this day.
Dominican street preacher power electronics
Metal. Actual heavy metal. Not eyeliner and painted nails metal. I guess it was never really mainstream so maybe not a resurgence.
Clowncore. We really need to have a clowncore band in Eurovision.
Rock in the west! I don’t mind Japanese though. Jrock is huge right now. Japan picked up what the US dropped and left on the floor. Currently listening to LiSA. Listened to the new Survive Said the Prophet earlier. ONE OK ROCK and The Sixth Lie are my usual go to. And my second favorite singer is ReoNa (behind Enya who is Irish).
Nu-metal & Nu-rave purely to see what they call it
Dubstep. Like, the kind that was super popular in 2010. It'll probably be another 15 or 20 years before it's sufficiently forgotten that the kids can properly rediscover it.
I used to say "indie rock that isn't bland pop music" but then Will Wood came along
Art rock, or something that takes inspiration from art. Everything now mostly comes in a nice palatable package.
Whatever type of music the Little Rascals played.
Do wop
None. I actually hope for something entirely different.
no wave
Disco
all 90 comments