Aria, a Russian metal band very similar to Iron Maiden, if that's up your alley:
There's also Al Namrood, a Saudi black metal band that sings in Arabic:
this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2026
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Absolutely kick arse Te Reo metal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kwIkF6LFDc
Mongolian throat singing rock/metal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4xZUr0BEfE
"Do other countries have music?"
Um, yes. Yes, they do.
Fascinating 📸
Yes.
Find a community here that has the music style you have & ask.
Go here, https://campexplorer.io/ , type in the country name, hit enter, type a genre name, hit enter.
The problem isn’t finding music, it’s finding music you like. Hence finding the communities (or yes, even subreddits) that specialize in it, because Sturgeon’s Law still holds true. I listen to 95% foreign music for the subgenres I like. It’s fine, it’s cool. Some genres are under-represented in some countries - think country-western (USA) for instance.
Are you asking whether there's music in languages other than English?
Hmmm.. I know that the sub is called 'no stupid questions', but if you only listen to English music, you will by definition not hear any music that is not in English. So that question answers itself basically.
But trying to be less pedantic: which music genres do you like? Try finding music in those genres that are not in English and see for yourself. I have found some nordic folk music that I love, as well as Spanish Ska music. I do not understand a word of them, but I love the music anyway.
Ooh I’ve been listening to Ska-P for years! Great band!
Non english countries have their own music. K and Jpop come to mind
Get your lovely arses in here, peoples!
!nonenglishmusic@piefed.social
I did not know I needed this in my life until you posted it. Thanks so much - I'm going through all the old posts now!
Thanks @johnnyenzyme@piefed.social I came here to mention this sub too.
Yes. Even people who speak more than one language don't know all the music in the world. But they are likely to have been exposed to a greater variety.
If hypothetically you wanted to listen to all the music in the world, you'd probably fail because you would need to dedicate every waking moment to the project and you'd die before you finish.
Oh yeah dude, if you are into metal and you haven’t listened to Nordic bands you are missing out.
Sure, loads of it. Eastern music in particular is well underrepresented on American algorithms.
You have a starting point to how you are exposed to music, defined by a lot of factors including language, location, and current tastes. You probably could go out of your comfort zone to find other music, but there are going to be various limitations both from your ability to reach music and the music's ability to reach you.
Way back in the day, Last.fm recommended me a number of (mostly metal) tracks in other languages that absolutely slap. I have no idea how to pronounce any of it, or even type the characters to see what else they might have done. All I can do is copy/paste, which is of limited value since I only speak English.
So yes, and I'm sure I'm missing a ton more just like these that I just have no way to find.
Uhh yes, yes you are. Loads. Just to give one example, le monde francophone has yaya pop (Juniore is one of my favorites)