I’m recommending based on the list on your post. These are not really “new”, but are newer relative to your list and are going pretty steady:
Came here to say Gojira as well.
I liked leprous and jinjer... Thanks
Animals as leaders are my favorite to listen to when working out and building Magic decks. Those fellas tickle the ears.
(every music agent would love to know which bands will still be around in a decade)
But based on age most of who i listen to will stop
I'm mostly a punk and emo guy, but see you're more of a hard rock metal guy. I am a fan of Protest The Hero. I feel like it will be up your alley.
Noticed the Saxon album cover; the lead singer's son also has a band.
They describe themselves as alternative rock/grunge/schizoid blues with the punk attitude of the 70s.
A few recommendations
Grand Magus is closer to the Ozzy style, especially if you're into the Black Sabbath stuff.
Cauldron are a really solid classic sounding heavy metal band.
I would love to recommend Scorpion Child But it's been a decade since they've released an album so I'm not sure what's going on, there.
Haunt are my favorite modern band who I think fit your style. These guys just keep getting better so far
I want to listen to people who will still be around in a decade
Bands stay around when they have support. If you want bands to last, listen to them and see them play.
Lorna Shore, August Burns Red, Bad Omens, Bury Tomorrow, In Flames
Judging by the image, their concern is more that a lot of the bands they currently listen to are simply of an age that they've retired or died. It's not a lack of fans that stopped Black Sabbath from playing, it's that the members are well in to their 70s
In flames is good thank you
Check out Battle Beast. Strong 80s vibe, very theatrical. Their most recent album, circus of doom, is quite good imo, and they sound even better live. Highly recommend!
They are pretty damn good thanks
It's tricky because there is so much classic thrash on here, but that genre died and was revived and then died again. If you get a taste for death metal or some of the other more contemporary extreme subgenres it'll be easier to follow current bands and see them in the future.
Here are a few modern recommendations you might like:
Nervosa and Enforced if you’re looking for some newer thrash metal.
I don't have any recommendations because you listen to very different music to me, but why does the band being around in a decade matter?
I like live music and I'm 17. I wanna see shows in a decade
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