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- 4 de Abr, 2021
Colin, thrash metal is not very feminine. Metal as an overarching genre is not populated with a lot of female musicians. The subgenres have even fewer women.
I feel like thrash metal is not going to be a big draw to women, even as fans. I don't have any stats on this, but I feel like women are going to be drawn more to the more melodic subgenres, like symphonic metal (Sonata Arctica, Nightwish (Nightwish does feature a female on lead vocals, they can be very operatic)), again mostly as fans.
The only female guitarist I know of is Nita Strauss. I know there are more, but my point stands: metal is not known for attracting female musicians.
I feel like thrash metal is not going to be a big draw to women, even as fans. I don't have any stats on this, but I feel like women are going to be drawn more to the more melodic subgenres, like symphonic metal (Sonata Arctica, Nightwish (Nightwish does feature a female on lead vocals, they can be very operatic)), again mostly as fans.
The only female guitarist I know of is Nita Strauss. I know there are more, but my point stands: metal is not known for attracting female musicians.







