Those are my favorites that I would classify as Rock BTW. I try to not be genre-ist at all. I listen to everything from The Devil Wears Prada to Lupe Fiasco to Franz Ferdinand to techno blah blah blah. Basically, I just like good music and talented, creative musicians.
I've only read the first page. The link in the OP leads to a video which has since been deleted, so I don't know what it was. There were referenced to some band "Brokencyde", which I have never heard of.
...And I hate all of you for introducing me to them. I'm going to go listen to some Creepshow or Mad Sin to make me forget it.
Found them when their song was used for the opening in Faster. The christian overtones in a small handful of their songs kinda irk me but I deal.
The Raconteurs are good too.
I'm always raving about them on here, but my favourite band for a while now is a Finnish band called Kiuas. They're essentially 'normal' metal with power, folk, death and black influences too.
Maybe The Brian Jonestown Massacre is what your looking for. The started making music in the 90s, but it sounds as if made in the Vietnam war era, they have a particular oldish sounding style
The only slipknot song can stand is this. I only like this because it sounds like a lot NOT like them lol shows they can actaually kinda sing as seen in the chorus overall quite a catchy tune
Did you actually hear more than 2 or 3 songs by them or did you only hear what other people said about them? Because that song IS Slipknot. I don't know where this song is so much different from their others. They aren't "death metal" if you thought that.
And Corey Taylor (the singer of Slipknot, it's only one person who sings) is one of the best male voices in rock today, IMO.
Some examples: Vermillion (live @ Rock am Ring 2009; their best song and the best live performance of it I have seen) Vermillion part 2 (same lyrics, only acoustic which sounds awesome; oh, and Corey can't sing my ass :razz Snuff (another awesome ballad)
I'm not really a fan of Slipknot, but yes, Corey Taylor is a very good singer imo.
More examples of awesome modern rock music: A Perfect Circle Aerogramme Anathema Ashes Divide (live, excuse the bad quality) Billy Talent Blood Red Shoes Guano Apes Isis
Nine Inch Nails, Mogwai, Sigur Rós (ok, maybe not so rock :razz, Red Sparowes, Yndi Halda, Muse, etc, etc, I could be here finding videos for the next few days, plus some of the ones mentioned already
I disagree, Chiptune which is considered a subgenre of techno is pretty much music that pays tribute to the 8-bit music of old video game systems. They are quite awesome for 8-bit game nostalgia (i.e. old mario) fans.
Unfortunately (or from what it sounds like, fortunately) the OP video is gone so I didn't get to see how awful it was. Music these days has it's ups and downs, but there are definitely still some good bands out there.
Lately I've been listening to a lot of indie stuff with odd lyrical presentations:
Some others that have been around but are still great:
Arctic Monkeys
Raconteurs
White Stripes
Franz Ferdinand
The Hives
Radiohead
I could go on forever...
Last but not least, Colin Meloy and his band The Decemberists have recently released an amazing rock-operaesque album called "Hazards of Love." If you liked "The Wall" and "Darkside of the Moon," and you also like Indie music... get this album NOW.
Edit: I forgot Kings of Leon, IMO on of the best rock outfits of the last few years. "Youth and Young Manhood" and "aha Shake Heartbreak" are two of my all-time favorite rock albums. Amazing stuff.