Post-grunge is good actually. "Buttrock" is just the brostep/bro-country of post-grunge, but its so much worse that its no longer for bros, its for complete asses.

Every music genre is good when it's done right, people that complain about an entire genre simply haven't found the right artist for themselves yet

Not true

>>116149138 (OP)

You've got one thing right here. Elements of pop-rock country are very important and I would even argue - MAIN - ingredient of butt rock. Nickelback, Bush and other faggots - they have this country shit inside their veins.

Its a strange amalgamation of grunge, country and pop rock and instead of sounding flavourful, just blends all together until it doesn't really sound like anything

>>116149138 (OP)

post grunge is extremely popular with poor whites, who are quite plentiful in the american midwest and great plains.

>>116149138 (OP)

Not really at least not in of itself. Most of the Post-Grunge that's aged at all well is either actually just Nu Metal or actually just Country Music with shit like Puddle of Mud being basically unlistenable. That's just my opinion.

As opposed to Southern Style Sludge Metal which sounds like what you just said but extremely flavorful and aesthetic.

>nu metal

>aged well

This, Star Wars prequels, and Schumacher's Batman being good all of a sudden is the biggest historical revisionism ever

>>116149138 (OP)

The term ''Buttrock'' is just what plebs use to justify their filtered ears. They can't enjoy something that many others do so they make their own twisted reality about things to feel better.

>>116149138 (OP)

>"Buttrock" is just the brostep/bro-country of post-grunge, but its so much worse that its no longer for bros, its for complete asses.

let me get my smoking jacket and lets discuss how accurate this statement is, chum.

I'm all for saying fuck hipster retards and their notions of taste, but I really don't get what there is to defend about post grunge, what's the appeal?

only good post grunge song is everlong

I mean people love it now so yeah. If it aged poorly it would actually have been forgotten. The critics were wrong.

Nah, it's just nostalgia bullshit.



Nostalgic millennials who weren't into it as a kid and are catching up now that they feel it's safe to, and zoomers who are just romanticizing the early 00s because that just happens people grow up and romanticize the previous era for a while because they were born in le wrong generation



Those of us who were heavily into nu metal in our younger years during it's era (and didn't stay stuck in our teen angst phase and actually developed out taste), usually have moved on, we can appreciate it for what it was but, it was what it was, there isn't this rediscovery thing or need to hype it up as hidden gems/totally underrated misunderstood masterpiece revisionism shit that's going on for others.

Disagree but alright. I think the cynicism just wore off.

Also that form of 80s-Early 2000s (really) "angsty" or "edgy" media has developed into a form of kitsch. Same reason Zoomers like Burzum and Mayhem also.
