Moved on to what?? Country? Rap? Country-hop?
Well what i moved on to also has a lot to do with other things in my life. I'm a much happier, open minded, and energetic person now at 43, than i was when i got into metal in my angsty, super pissed off, disillusioned youth. I know it sounds silly to the average dude here, but as far as new music, and stuff from the last 10 years? asian pop music (K-pop mostly) all day. the girl groups specifically. The reasons being are that the standards for pop music are a lot higher over there. The producers and writers of these songs are the unsung heros for sure. we know that these groups aren't formed organically by like minded friends, they're put together by agencies, and the whole scene is just toxic as fuck between the body image shit, psyco obsessed fans, all the toxic elements of pagent, dance, and pop music culture all rolled into one, i get that. However, its always the most CUTTING EDGE audio production, the songs are like 3 mintues long, and just so damn well written musically....every song is just STACKED with interesting harmonies (cuz these groups have like 5-9 girls in them who are all carefully selected for their ranges and skill), vocal melodies, and backing tracks that draw influences from all eras of pop music, edm, detroit and german techno, rap/hip hop, rock, and IVE even released a song with some country western elements in it. I find the production, the melodies, the songwritting, etc so much more interesting and inspiring that anything else around right now. Plus the lyrics aren't in english, so knowing how mindless they probably are doesn't take away anything to my ears. i've been listening to non-english music since i was like 5 because of me being raised by my grandparents who had german and austrian folk music cassettes(i.e yoddeling and beer drinking songs), mixed in with shit like Abba, Sinatra, The Fiddler on the roof soundtrack, etc. they were kinda ecclectic in their music taste for old fuckers

I guess thats where i get my weird, wide taste from i guess.
tl:dr: K pop.
as far as metal goes though, the other thing that is making it suck is the fans. Alot of guys who never really grow up, or never tried to write a fucking song get way too gatekeepery, negative, judgey, etc that makes alot of bands think twice about what they write. They have to stay in a certain "box" to keep what fans they do have. Classic thrash is probably the best example of that. Then you have bands like metallica and in flames who change up big time, and fans FREAK THE FUCK OUT about it and like maybe 30% of fans embrace the change, and the rest just sit on the internet and talk shit. i've been guilty of it myself when i was younger and didn't "get it". Metal purists are miserable losers, and i'm done being associated with that negative energy.