WorldMusic

Northern Europe

16 genres

The Nordic countries — Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland. The region is known both for Swedish Europop and its songwriting export industry (ABBA, Max Martin) and for Norwegian Black Metal and Finnish Folk Metal at the opposite extreme.

Most popular

  • Rock & MetalBlack Metal1980年代末〜90年代の北欧で生まれた、ローファイで攻撃的なメタル。反キリスト教や虚無といった思想を掲げ、担い手が教会放火や殺人にまで及んだことでも知られる、音楽史でも飛び抜けて演劇的なジャンル。
  • Electronic & DanceTropical HouseMid-2010s slow-tempo house at 100-120 BPM with marimba or steel-pan leads, soft vocals, and a Caribbean-flavoured chord palette.
  • Rock & MetalAtmospheric Black MetalBlack metal slowed to a long horizon — tremolo guitars and blastbeats dissolved into wind, fog, and synth pads.
  • Rock & MetalSymphonic Black MetalNorwegian black metal augmented with orchestras and choirs — blastbeats under string sections, shrieks against cathedral synths.
  • Rock & MetalFolk / Pagan MetalMetal with bagpipes, accordions, and folk melodies — pre-Christian European imagery filtered through Marshall stacks.
  • Rock & MetalMelodic Death MetalDeath metal's growls and double-kick paired with twin-guitar harmonies and Iron Maiden-style melody — Gothenburg's signature export.
  • Rock & MetalDjentProgressive metal subgenre built on palm-muted, polyrhythmic low-tuned guitar — named for the sound itself.
  • PopDansbandSwedish (Nordic) dance-band music for social partner-dancing (foxtrot and schlager), a quietly massive domestic industry.
  • PopIskelmäFinnish schlager and popular song, often melancholic, including the famous Finnish tango; the soundtrack of Finland's dance pavilions.
  • Electronic & DanceDark AmbientBeat-free ambient built from low drones, metallic resonance, and processed environmental sound — designed to feel like a derelict space, not a meditation room.

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Finland

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国際

スウェーデン/UK

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