50% Stoner metal, 30% heavy metal, 20% thrash, these guys from California are another of my recent collection from my sludge metal journey. Let me know if all this has been too same-y, I can post something different!
EDIT: shit I linked the wrong track lol, fixed now.
Yeah it's a lot more diverse than it appears on the surface. A lot of people, myself included when I was starting out, listen to the big 4 or all the popular bands and assume its all the same. Look a few levels deeper and you will find a variety of musical styles, vocal styles and super interesting stuff like fusion genres. That said, I'm a sucker for the classics too ;D. I would have to say that thrash is one of the most diverse genres of metal, though I am slightly biased haha. Btw, thanks for contributing to the community! ๐ค