Lyricheavy
Lyricheavy is an adjective used in music criticism and fandom to describe songs, albums, or artists in which the lyrics play a central or dominant role, with emphasis on storytelling, wordplay, and dense textual content. It often contrasts with production-driven or melody-driven work.
The term is a neologism derived from "lyric" and "heavy," and is used across genres. In folk
Characteristics include dense verses, long lines, extended storytelling, allusions, metaphor, and occasional experimentation with syntax or
Reception: Lyric-heavy work is praised for creativity, depth, and poetry, but may be viewed as less accessible
See also: lyrical depth; lyricism; wordy songs; storytelling in music.