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Understanding 9/11Evolution of the 'metal genre' (2011 data) (January 1, 2012)
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The information provided in these graphs was obtained through the Metal Archives database; date: 2012-01-01. It reflects a vague snapshot on how the metal scene and their subgenres have developed over the years. Each point represents one inquiry on 'releases per year per genre'. As the description of the aspect of the genre is assigned to the band's sites and not to the release/s (see Discogs for instance), a lack of precision in the overall result can be identified. Nevertheless, a certain trend can still be discovered and the graphs can be used for the purpose of discussions.
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