I've noticed that too, BlueLancer. This time last year (I had just turned 15), I was listening to mostly hard rock and metal and it continued that way until about September 2008. Then, I heard a few albums that gradually brought me to new genres of music; including, but not limited to: shoegaze, jazz, avant-garde, experimental and progressive rock. If I had heard them any earlier and that, and if I had not been willing to finally grow out of metal and hard rock, I probably would've hated the albums that opened my eyes to new music. That said, I still do enjoy black metal, sludge, and doom metal a lot. Also, I like weird metal such as Gorguts, maudlin of the Well and Demilich; I've always taken an interest in music that most people would never really know about or want to know about, let alone actually listen to. Metal aside, I'm usually listening to shoegaze, post-rock or indie rock/pop.