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You could try asking them but don't, they might get offended but unless they say in a song "Hail Satan" then yes they do worship him, but so far they probably don't.

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PowerMan 5000

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Traditional/glam metal.

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It's the bass guitar. Korn tunes their instruments a half step lower, and because bass strings already don't have much tension it creates that clicking. Fieldy also uses the "slap" technique, so that will also accentuate that tone.

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They're generally considered as such, yes. Like most bands of any genre, they will have tracks which fall outside the genre, but the nature of the band remains the same.

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They wear some pretty cool stuff!

My brother wears normal blue jeans with a black belt black shirt and bandanna.

My brother says my favorite band manowar wears viking stuff some times.

Whatever they feel like. Many wear outfits and costumes that reflect what they like or what they think looks awesome or cool, or just because it's fun; very often, they are correct. Outside being a band, they wear what most people normally wear.

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They're typically against secular music in general, and they base this on an interpretation of the Bible that music must be directed to the praise of God, and be driven by melody (as opposed to Rock and other contemporary forms of music, which are beat driven). Additionally, Rock music tended to have a much more "decadent" message than others popular forms of music at the time, which furthered their opposition to it.

Agreeing totally with the previous post I'd like to add that Heavy Metal in particular sometimes uses chord or note changes that are six semi tones apart eg the song Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath. I believe that from many years back (possibly in the monastries) that this chord/note change should never be used in religious music. Whether this has anything to do with some modern preachers disliking the music I have no idea.

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Disadvantages meaning what, exactly?

It tends to be less "accessible" to those not familiarised with it already, which may be considered either an advantage, or a disadvantage, your personal perspective dependent.

The term "Death Metal" has become bastardised by all these watered down so-called "melodeath" and "deathcore" bands. I suppose that would be a disadvantage to some extent.

The disadvantages to one specific genre really hold true to all. You have to have some genuine orientation towards that style of music to really be able to play or appreciate it. If it's not your thing, it'll be very disadvantageous to you, just as a diehard Death Metal fan would probably find Hip Hop to a disadvantage.

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Chad Blashford from New Hollow is 15 as of 2011. his birthday is Nov. 14 1996

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Most post-metal bands are not associated with the ocean/sea - although it is a pervasive trend among many, especially American post-metal bands. The ocean/sea suits the ideology of the genre which is typically characterized by onslaughts of heavy walls of sound, often interspersed with lulls, and builds to powerful climaxes. This applies most readily to those post-metal bands - once again typically American - whose style is mainly derived from sludge metal. Other common themes of different styles of post-metal include forests (or nature in general), space, industrial/machine, and conceptual ideas.

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No. If you want to listen to a "Satanic" metal band, try Behemoth.

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Find people who play instruments who like the same kind of music and start rehearsing.

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when the guitar is smashed thats the impact

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No, in fact three of them don't even drink any more, and two of them are professing Christians.

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Very long.

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Dethklok is not the heaviest band in the world cause the only have 2 death metal songs 'blood lines' and 'hatred copter' butt arch enemy's songs are all SUPER DEATH METAL i mean listen to 'nemasis' or my apocalypse' my apocalypse is in my opinion the heviest song in the world and i know cause i love death metal and i basically listened to all death metal songs and.....in summary arch enemy is the most blood curdlind yellind screaming sband in the worls (the lead singer is a girl) hope this heelps

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Body Count

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Howard Jones of Killswitch Engage!

Sepultura's singer is black (once held by max C.)

Suffocation has two black artists.

Sevendust (more hard rock but with heavy elements) has a black singer.

Wrust, a "unique" band has a black singer. They're unique because they hail from Africa.

Adam Warren from Oceano, a deathcore band is also African American.

Crackdust- All black Death metal band from Botswana- SICK!

Straight Line Stitch- Metalcore band with a black female singer

Black Death- All black Old skool 80's metal band

Pure Hell- All black East coast punk band

Body Count- Ice T's band in the 90's

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try going to youtube.com... I hope this helped

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Alexis Brown is a singer in the band Straight Line Stitch.

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www.myspace.com/listentostriker

check them out there

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That's easly. Follow the Doom Rules laid down in the Book of Doom. Here's a link... http://www.borninblood.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1837

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KoRn claims to be a Christian band, but rumors are that they worship Satan.

I will let you choose what you think they are.

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Metalcore