Meanwhile, in 2018, another study reportedly found that metal music can be good for listeners’ brains. Back in 2015, one study suggested that metal music can actually make people calmer. As it turns out, researchers have found out just how much heavy metal music can impact listeners. Over the years, various music studies have been conducted. And as a result lead to greater well-being.”Īll of the findings from the recent heavy metal study can be viewed via MetalSucks here.
“In terms of heavy metal, I’d observe that angry music can help listeners process their feelings. Read more: This MGK and YUNGBLUD collab gets 11 pop-punk renditions in new coverįor Doctor Avlanmış, who led the study, they noted a key observation about heavy metal music. Meanwhile, 96 percent of individuals reported a drop in blood pressure while listening to this playlist. According to the study, participants saw a 36 percent decrease in heart rate. It turns out, the ’80s pop music playlist had the greatest impact on participants. As well, their heart rates dropped by an average of 18 percent. In fact, 89 percent of participants reported a decrease in their blood pressure levels. We’ve always celebrated audiences as enthusiastically as we celebrate the biggest bands in the world.Researchers found that heavy metal was the second most effective genre at reducing anxiety. Home of Metal is informed heavily by fans stories. We have showcased the diversity of Metal culture and built a case for an emerging Metal museum.įan engagement is at the heart of the project, and is a testament to Home of Metal’s authenticity, from our fan portrait project and archive to the central place people’s personal collections hold in our exhibitions. We have successfully galvanised international fans, influential global bands, industry figures and the arts and heritage worlds to foster a special place between counter culture, the music industry and contemporary art. We tell the broad and diverse story, from the pioneers of Metal 50 years ago, to the contemporary innovators, celebrating and supporting all that is Metal culture.
Home of Metal is devoted to the music that turns up the volume, down-tunes guitars, and introduces a whole new meaning to the word ‘heavy’. A perspective that is celebratory, eschews notions of high/low art and joins audiences and performers together. The project joins the dots between music, social history, visual art and fan cultures to produce a new perspective on Metal music and a museum for the future. To achieve this, we continually disrupt what traditionally sits in the museum or art gallery, and challenge myths about who the Metal fan is. Home of Metal, created by Capsule, has developed a new chapter, as Metal music’s influence and international reach is finally recognised and embraced.
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