From early roots in blues and rock 'n' roll to its vast landscape today, heavy metal has consistently transformed. Founding fathers like Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin established the genre's characteristic sound: thunderous drums, distorted guitars, and powerful vocals. Over time, branches like thrash, doom, and power metal emerged, each with its

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