I dont know any of those bands (although I will be checking them out) 
but I plugged Show Me A Dinosaur into MusicMap and this is what it gave me, so id recommend listening to the ones closest to the middle bc those are the most similar
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Interesting, seems like there are some quite unknown bands in there - at least the bands I recognize.
Tristesse de la Lune for example was a shortlived german gothic project around two decades ago formed by two female singers. I think they had only one album and it was mainly halfway popular at the time because one (or both?) of them was the former singer of a relatively famous gothic band.
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That is why I love this website <3 I have discovered so much from it
Need some Korean rock and metal bands. I already listen to a bunch of Korean hip hop and know all the K-pop stuff but the only metal bands I know are Madman’s Espirit and Dark Mirror ov Tragedy and know no rock bands lol
I haven’t listened to any K-rock in a long-ass time but I remember Huckleberry Finn being very good. Kind of garage-y indie rock sound with raw emotions.
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In a honesty it’s quite iffy with Korean metal because the choice is very limited and the ones you often find are more of the extreme metal variety not that different from stuff you can get elsewhere. Might ve a bit ironic but I think Madmans Esprit might actually be overall one of the most quality Korean metal outputs.
I picked some of the bands I listen to from Korea not just metal but mainly alternative rock and indie. Korean indie has special sentimental flavour that certainly isn’t for everyone but it’s quite unique. There is certainly more bands to discover but navigating Korean music feels sometimes even more tedious than Japanese.
In regards to metal I would definitely check out Soumbalgwang if that’s your cup of tea.
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Yeah I saw cotoba do a show with Madman who are like the Korean DIMLIM when they went math rock.
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Zeal & Ardor is a unique fusion of genres that combines black metal, blues, gospel, soul, and electronic elements. Their music often juxtaposes harsh, aggressive metal riffs with haunting spiritual melodies and rhythmic chants inspired by African-American spirituals and slave songs.
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I didn’t realize I needed this in my life. Thanks!
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