You should reach out to Kardavox Academy on here. He's a metal vocalist and a vocal coach that is VERY knowledgeable. It would be interesting just to watch you two talk and nerd out about vocals
Well... "False Cord Screaming" in a nutshell: -strong diaphragmatic support -vestibular fold engagement -playing with resonance (Tongue placement, ...)
You should check out either Shadow of Intent-The Heretic Prevails or Hollow Prophet-Infernal Cleansing Both have a best of a vocalist named Ben Duerr. Worth checking out.
You should check out some Infant Annihilator. They have 2 vocal diary videos. The vocalist Dickie Allen has an insane vocal rage (in terms of screaming)
Another good vocalist is Ben Duerr of Shadow of Intent / Hollow Prophet. I highly recommend checking out Infernal Cleansing by Hollow Prophet, great vocal demonstration. Also Phil Boseman is another great vocalist too. If you want more info about the techniques that metal vocalists use Kardavox Academy on TH-cam has some really good videos where he explains them.
Thank you!!!! Thank you for actually seeing the talent that these artists have. Even though most of the music scares people away from it. I’ve loved metal since my misled youth but have broadened my horizons as of late with age but I still have such a love and soft spot for this genre of music. Again. Thank you
Could you check out "methwitch - burn victim"? The screamer uses whistletone singing in Combination with false cord screaming and it is one of the most innovativ/interssting Sounds i heard in long time if i exclude some Beatboxing stuff
I feel like “Kiss of the Wind” by Shrine of Malice would be better. Clearer audio and it’s a more melodic song which makes it easier to hear and focus on the vocals, IMO. Methwitch is great though.
You can clearly see he produces the sound back in his mouth, near his throat. The basic sound comes out deep and low sound from the beginning. Vocals are totally safe, they are doing nothing. No worries. Also, he closes his mouth like oooooo vowel not open like aaaa. This takes it even lower and gives a bit more distortion, strength and a compact sound. You can see how he is closing his mouth a bit more in every scream to take it again lower and more powerful. You DO NOT need more air to produce it that way. His mouth is quite close as i said and in every scream a bit closer. Very clear not much air is coming out. Thats how he keeps longer in his first growl and his last 4 growls in one breath If it works for you, you are welcome, if it doesnt, is fine. But always RESPECT
You should react to any Song of "spite" the vocalist of this Band is one of the Top tier screamers in this style Maybe the Suicide Silence- Unanswered Cover by spite?
It is currently day 6 of my personal quest to get Ken to check out the band Eisbrecher, and songs like Stossgebet (Eisbrecher version) or Was Ist Hier Los. Im shopping right now.
The crazy thing Ken is Alex can sing clean too. He just doesn't most of the time, but has shown in his hip/hop covers on here that he is capable. Its not big yet, but I feel the next wave of Heavy Metal singers will be a combination of insane gutturals and clean singing. Of course, this is what a lot of modern metal bands are trying to do, but I am not talking about Pop Vocals or Screamo. There is a difference in Heavy Metal of sounding like whiney pop and singing Heavy Metal Clean along with gutturals. And I subscribed... Its a solid opinion for someone that doesn't have Heavy Metal as their preferred style. Good stuff man...
I have no idea if Ken ever checks comments on old videos for suggestions, but I would love to see what he thinks about the extended techniques used by Greg Puciato from Dillinger Escape Plan in his harsh vocals! Greg also sings very well and has collaborated with Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains.
I subscribed. Thank you for being amazing on videos. I love you explaining the ins and out of singing.. I've been watching ez and what he can do. You should check out his cover of "we will rock you" from queen. That one is impressive. Thanks again my friend
Never seen him just going at it till now and all I can say is wow. To have practiced this to become that good is incredible. I dont think anyone else in metal has anything close to that. As far as growling wow.
Please do a video for the band called “Periphery” I would love to see a video for this band. Specially for some of my favorite songs like “Reptile” or “Garden in the Bones”! Great metal band!!
Vocalists to check out (similar to this genre): •Darius Tehrani (Spite) •Ben Deurr (Shadow of Intent/Hollow Prophet) •Cj McCreery (Signs of The Swarm/Lorna Shore) •Cj McMahon (Thy Art is Murder)
Kinda spot on about the technique he uses. False cord screaming is the base of it. On top of that, you shape your mouth in ways that create different overtones to get it to be higher or lower in register. Plus maybe some additional techniques (like tunnel throat). Alex does (or at least did) online courses on this btw. No live courses, though, just video lessons. Still very helpful. Btw, since you asked elsewhere about the masks: I guess it's in the same vein as the tattoos, muscle and all that. He said (in his course) that when he decided to be a Deathcore vocalist, he went all in and tried to fully personify, I guess, the stereotype of it. So they do play into that idea of being brutal, with gory music videos and all that. Though one should remember that that's just a persona as part of the art. Not unlike horror films.
Cheerz from Brazil here! Seriously you have to, I mean have to react to Jihan Hegg from Amon Amarth, when he wants he goes deeper than anyone, all exhale, no inhale/pigsqueal... And their songs are dope af
You should check out some of Dickie Allen's vocals, from the band Infant Annihilator. Super talented and super nice. He's also very in tune (pun intended?) with the intricacies of how vocals work and how to manipulate them. Also also, he'd probably be down for an interview/breakdown, given he did one with Kardavox Academy, which was very interesting.
Now react to their latest video, Baba Yaga...there IS a grizzly bear in it. Then watch the backstage video outtakes...he TOTALLY wrestles the bear AND growls in its face. Frightening!
I subscribed!!! and I have a question. Listen to "demolisher" go to 2:25 and tell me if he's using some type of effect on his voice there. I've heard it live and I still can't tell
I can recommend you looking up Cattle Decapitation. Travis Ryan is the vocalist and he has similar expertise in vocal proficiency to Alex, but he does something that very very few ever have. He "goblin sings". It's as weird and cool as it sounds. I do hope you do a reaction to Manufactured Extinct. There are live videos available, but no music video.
There is a way to reach low gutural vocals. It took me a while to learn. Part of the sound comes from the vowels your using like a mix of U, E and the consonant R, mouth with a very closed U vowel and with the tip of your tongue at the palate like a R (like the R at the and of the word Door). Try to restrict the air flow the most as you can with this weird vowel shape. The other part comes from using the actual voice, could be a fry, a false chord technique, inhale or any drive that reach low notes and feels comfortable. Then you play with that and find different sounds. But Alex is a monster, he was born with this gift, only a few people with the right type of larynx can reach those low growls like him, it needs a lot of space in your voice box to reach this low with exhale technique
Speaking of Cookie Monster vocals... Randy Blythe of Lamb of God is well known for his “cookie monster vocals”. He's such a great metal vocalist, which is funny, because he is known for not actually liking metal (he's a punk guy - even though he's the vocalist in one of the biggest current metal bands), and he became the front man of a metal band after jokingly mimicking the style, only to find out he was actually really good at it. Randy is also known for going to prison after pushing a fan off the stage in Prague out of self defense. The kid later died from related injuries, and Randy spent time in prison before he was finally found innocent. He really has an amazing journey and story, and the dude is pushing 50 now and still kills it on stage. His vocal style is very crispy, and most of the time you can understand all of what he is singing/screaming. The song Vigil is an old one, but it really showcases both Randy's high screams and low gutturals. th-cam.com/video/-9EMpbsKEw4/w-d-xo.html ← this is also from a performance in Canada ;) and it shows one of their famous big circle pits from the fans. th-cam.com/video/3JB3IqGDnB8/w-d-xo.html ← This is Lamb of God performing their song 512, probably one of their most recent live shows available online. The song is about the time Randy spent in a Cach Republic, and his cell number was 512. th-cam.com/video/P5hImIVSIKM/w-d-xo.html ← And this one he joins Suicide Silence on stage and does the vocals for one of their songs. He has great energy, and one of the best things about Randy is he does a great job of involving he crowd, which you can see at the end when he jumps in!
Another similar vocalist I think you'd have fun taking a look at is Austin Dickey of the band For The Likes Of You, their most recent songs are Forlorn and Rot With Me.
Yes! Austin is the GOAT. He’s the reason I decided to learn metal vocals, and him and Jared are really responsible for making me a metalhead. 1st video of theirs I saw was the DickeyDines metal genre tier list video.
Check out vocals by Lord Worm of Cryptopsy and the vocalist of a band called Circle of Dead Children. I unfortunately dont know the vocalists name on that last one
I didn’t read all the comments so someone has probably already said this but he is using the false chord technique I believe it’s called he’s essentially holding his vocal chords still and letting air vibrate them to get that sound
There is a very good reaction Channel called Kardavox Academy which breaks down different growling techniques and makes them approachable to all of us “commoners”😁I’m sure you can find some of your inspiration there (variety of bands and guttural styles)...keep up the good work💪
You should check out Phil Bozeman from White Chapel, he did a couple of vocal lessons on youtube or instagram, but he actually tells you how he does his growls
I do guttural vocals similar to this and black metal style. all I can say from experience is that you'll sound pathetic unless you practise, warm up lots or just are performing regularly. I can't explain how I do it beyond that i found a way to start with something that sounded like throat singing, wherever that originated idk. I feel like most people could actually do it and the process of learning breaks down the magic of it all really. it's not that hard, it just sounds so foreign. The singer of Thy art is murder is an absolute boss with vocals as well i highly recommend son of misery by them.
Check out Hollow Prophet- Disembodied Phenomena or Shadow of Intent - Malediction. Ben Duerr is a hell of a good vocalist, easily my favorite of all time
I'd like to see you react to a Daughters performance. Honestly I prefer the studio vocals but the live performances are so spitefully raw that I think you could use it as a fantastic example of a powerful performance.
Geoff Castellucci has his own TH-cam Channel and does some videos on subharmonic singing and other interesting technical stuff. Could be right up your alley as well. Oh and maybe you might want to take a listen to his version of "The headless horseman".
What ever happened to you reacting to Alice in Chains live at the Moore theatre in Seattle performing the track "Bleed the Freak"? Plz do this one, it's so amazing!!!!!
If Alex Terrible has you particularly interested, peruse his Instagram for a considerably more recent video he created in light of his breakdown in Demolisher, specifically 😉
"Rasputin's Ramrod" could be Slaughter to Prevails new track
We can only hope
Thought he was reading the lyrics for a second :')
I say we all send this to Alex for him to see. Ya never know...
Or a new kitchen gadget
@@dmacpher I believe his "ramrod" was cut off with a kitchen utensil and is in a museum in St. Petersburg,Russia🔪🍆
"Could you imagine being his neighbor next door?"
Me: "Yes.. It's peaceful."
There would be no crime. All the criminals would be afraid
@@micahsanders7073 Imagine breaking into a house, and in the pitch black you just hear his guttural roar. That's a shit your pants moment.
@@dylnfstr lol fucking right
He’s Russian so honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he owned a grizzly bear
In Russia bear wrestle you!
I lol’d out loud and choked on the puff I took as I watching this video 😂😂😂
or if he ate one whole and its still alive inside.
Actually pumas are a commen house cat in home country
his neighbor: привет и как дела
Him: ANGRY сука sounds
"grizzly bear could you please calm down your human"
Here take this W
You should reach out to Kardavox Academy on here. He's a metal vocalist and a vocal coach that is VERY knowledgeable. It would be interesting just to watch you two talk and nerd out about vocals
He is very knowledgeable, just often not accurate.
@@matin2825 not accurate on what? Genuine question
Ken, I think we all really need to see you learn this technique.
Uppp
Hard technique from get-go
Well...
"False Cord Screaming" in a nutshell:
-strong diaphragmatic support
-vestibular fold engagement
-playing with resonance (Tongue placement, ...)
Alex did a cover of Barbie Girl and it's hilarious.
His resonance is absolutely incredible. He’s been doing these sorts of vocals for like 12 years
"Could you calm down your Grizly bear?" Im dying hahahahaha
You should check out either Shadow of Intent-The Heretic Prevails or Hollow Prophet-Infernal Cleansing
Both have a best of a vocalist named Ben Duerr. Worth checking out.
Yeah Ben is a Beast but i think e.g. the screamer of spite or Methwitch are on the same Level if not better
You should check out methwitch "burn victim" it is one of the interesting Songs i heard in a long time mainly vocal wise
Honestly, I think the Battle of the Maginot Sphere gives us a much better example of his capablilites... The Heretic Prevails is slamming though
Shadow of Intent - The Heretic Prevails and then the video of Ben recording it.
I prefer Ben in hollow prophet. He can just get filthy with his vocals. I feel like he’s held back in SOI
Just a demon honestly love this man
You should check out some Infant Annihilator. They have 2 vocal diary videos. The vocalist Dickie Allen has an insane vocal rage (in terms of screaming)
Agreed, but i hope he doesnt read their lyrics lmao
Yes! Please react to Dickie Allen!
Another good vocalist is Ben Duerr of Shadow of Intent / Hollow Prophet. I highly recommend checking out Infernal Cleansing by Hollow Prophet, great vocal demonstration.
Also Phil Boseman is another great vocalist too.
If you want more info about the techniques that metal vocalists use Kardavox Academy on TH-cam has some really good videos where he explains them.
What about dickie allan?
@@ZuccAF I dont want to give him nightmares just yet lol
Adam Warren anyone?
@@nikolai6361 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The pure raw power of his voice is awesome
Thank you!!!! Thank you for actually seeing the talent that these artists have. Even though most of the music scares people away from it. I’ve loved metal since my misled youth but have broadened my horizons as of late with age but I still have such a love and soft spot for this genre of music. Again. Thank you
Me too!!
“Grizzly bear” 🤣 you got a new subscriber with that one lol. Your reaction to Demolisher was amazing BTW 👏 👏
There's another vocal coach reaction channel called Kardavox academy and he teaches this kind of metal singing.
I love your reactions
Could you check out "methwitch - burn victim"? The screamer uses whistletone singing in Combination with false cord screaming and it is one of the most innovativ/interssting Sounds i heard in long time if i exclude some Beatboxing stuff
I feel like “Kiss of the Wind” by Shrine of Malice would be better. Clearer audio and it’s a more melodic song which makes it easier to hear and focus on the vocals, IMO. Methwitch is great though.
You should do one for ARCHITECTS! I’m sure a lot of us would love to see that. 🙌🏽
Could you react to Infant Annihilator - Blasphemian? Even though it has some silly animated video, it is a great song with some cool vocals.
So glad Alex is getting the recognition he deserves.
Burglars break into Alex terrible's house. Hears him recording and growling!...... commits suicide.
You can clearly see he produces the sound back in his mouth, near his throat. The basic sound comes out deep and low sound from the beginning. Vocals are totally safe, they are doing nothing. No worries.
Also, he closes his mouth like oooooo vowel not open like aaaa. This takes it even lower and gives a bit more distortion, strength and a compact sound.
You can see how he is closing his mouth a bit more in every scream to take it again lower and more powerful.
You DO NOT need more air to produce it that way. His mouth is quite close as i said and in every scream a bit closer. Very clear not much air is coming out. Thats how he keeps longer in his first growl and his last 4 growls in one breath
If it works for you, you are welcome, if it doesnt, is fine. But always RESPECT
Absolutely love your takes on his vocal ability. You are a delight to watch!
For some reason, the juxtaposition of the intensity of his vocal display and the clothes dryer rack in the background gave me the giggles.
Shadow of Intent-The Heretic Prevails
His power is astonishing. It’a almost hard to believe it’s real
It took alex 12 years to get his vocals the right way and to sound like that
I am having a bit of rough time at the moment but that comment about the neighbour and the grizzly bear cracked me up lol. thanks mate 👍
Great reaction wish it be a little longer.
You should react to any Song of "spite" the vocalist of this Band is one of the Top tier screamers in this style
Maybe the Suicide Silence- Unanswered Cover by spite?
Darius Tehrani is a beastly vocalist, one listen to him and I was instantly a Spite fan
I like your channel, you have to be opened mind if you are not a metalhead, and you are. Keep your reactions coming buddy
I mastered his technique in just a month! I have been doing vocals for 5 months to the moment
+ this technique is good to clear the throat
Check out shadow of intent, there is also a short video of him recording his vocals raw
Love your stuff Ken. Keep up the great work 🤘
It is currently day 6 of my personal quest to get Ken to check out the band Eisbrecher, and songs like Stossgebet (Eisbrecher version) or Was Ist Hier Los.
Im shopping right now.
I agree but I definitely say Sturmfahrt is my preference. Eisbrecher is great.
@@riverroth3688 Great song. Kann Denn Liebe Sünde Sein would also be a great choice for vocals too i think.
Great Reaction Video, Huge Fan of Slaughter to Prevail & And Alex Terrible, Insane Vocals, that Man Has, He's Satan lol 🤘🏿👹🤘🏿
The crazy thing Ken is Alex can sing clean too. He just doesn't most of the time, but has shown in his hip/hop covers on here that he is capable. Its not big yet, but I feel the next wave of Heavy Metal singers will be a combination of insane gutturals and clean singing.
Of course, this is what a lot of modern metal bands are trying to do, but I am not talking about Pop Vocals or Screamo. There is a difference in Heavy Metal of sounding like whiney pop and singing Heavy Metal Clean along with gutturals. And I subscribed... Its a solid opinion for someone that doesn't have Heavy Metal as their preferred style. Good stuff man...
I have no idea if Ken ever checks comments on old videos for suggestions, but I would love to see what he thinks about the extended techniques used by Greg Puciato from Dillinger Escape Plan in his harsh vocals! Greg also sings very well and has collaborated with Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains.
I'm hoping you react to Opeth - Harlequin Forest Live at the Royal Albert Hall!
love your stuff sir.
I subscribed. Thank you for being amazing on videos. I love you explaining the ins and out of singing.. I've been watching ez and what he can do. You should check out his cover of "we will rock you" from queen. That one is impressive. Thanks again my friend
Never seen him just going at it till now and all I can say is wow. To have practiced this to become that good is incredible. I dont think anyone else in metal has anything close to that. As far as growling wow.
phil bosman
so glad someone is looking at his own stuff instead of the music with layers
alex is my fave male vocalist tattiana off jinjer my all time female vocalist 🤘🏻
Nice reaction!
As a suggestion for an other heavy banger that just came out: Distant - The Eternal Lament
You gotta recat to Johan from Amon Amarth he goes that deep but is even "thicker"
And hell yeah he does use his larynx cuz they have to be low
I can't be the only one who wants to pet Alex's hair. He looks so soft and fozzy like one of those gray Scottish Fold cats
Please do a video for the band called “Periphery” I would love to see a video for this band. Specially for some of my favorite songs like “Reptile” or “Garden in the Bones”! Great metal band!!
If you ask me, the bridge in Blood Eagle is probably one of the greatest vocal acrobatics from Spencer.
Vocalists to check out (similar to this genre):
•Darius Tehrani (Spite)
•Ben Deurr (Shadow of Intent/Hollow Prophet)
•Cj McCreery (Signs of The Swarm/Lorna Shore)
•Cj McMahon (Thy Art is Murder)
Jared's vocals are super flexible
Kinda spot on about the technique he uses. False cord screaming is the base of it. On top of that, you shape your mouth in ways that create different overtones to get it to be higher or lower in register. Plus maybe some additional techniques (like tunnel throat).
Alex does (or at least did) online courses on this btw. No live courses, though, just video lessons. Still very helpful. Btw, since you asked elsewhere about the masks: I guess it's in the same vein as the tattoos, muscle and all that. He said (in his course) that when he decided to be a Deathcore vocalist, he went all in and tried to fully personify, I guess, the stereotype of it. So they do play into that idea of being brutal, with gory music videos and all that. Though one should remember that that's just a persona as part of the art. Not unlike horror films.
You should really see Infant Annihilator vocal diaries.
Neighbor: "Can you calm down your grizzly bear!"
Alex: "Oh that's not a grizzly. It's actually satan coming out from my mounth."
I subbed to you after watching you react to Alex's band lol.
For someone who allegedly doesn't know metal vox, you sure did hit the nail on the head RE the physiology of this technique
Cheerz from Brazil here! Seriously you have to, I mean have to react to Jihan Hegg from Amon Amarth, when he wants he goes deeper than anyone, all exhale, no inhale/pigsqueal... And their songs are dope af
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You should check out some of Dickie Allen's vocals, from the band Infant Annihilator. Super talented and super nice. He's also very in tune (pun intended?) with the intricacies of how vocals work and how to manipulate them. Also also, he'd probably be down for an interview/breakdown, given he did one with Kardavox Academy, which was very interesting.
Now react to their latest video, Baba Yaga...there IS a grizzly bear in it. Then watch the backstage video outtakes...he TOTALLY wrestles the bear AND growls in its face. Frightening!
I subscribed!!! and I have a question. Listen to "demolisher" go to 2:25 and tell me if he's using some type of effect on his voice there. I've heard it live and I still can't tell
I can recommend you looking up Cattle Decapitation. Travis Ryan is the vocalist and he has similar expertise in vocal proficiency to Alex, but he does something that very very few ever have. He "goblin sings". It's as weird and cool as it sounds. I do hope you do a reaction to Manufactured Extinct. There are live videos available, but no music video.
There is a way to reach low gutural vocals. It took me a while to learn.
Part of the sound comes from the vowels your using like a mix of U, E and the consonant R, mouth with a very closed U vowel and with the tip of your tongue at the palate like a R (like the R at the and of the word Door). Try to restrict the air flow the most as you can with this weird vowel shape.
The other part comes from using the actual voice, could be a fry, a false chord technique, inhale or any drive that reach low notes and feels comfortable.
Then you play with that and find different sounds.
But Alex is a monster, he was born with this gift, only a few people with the right type of larynx can reach those low growls like him, it needs a lot of space in your voice box to reach this low with exhale technique
I subscribed! And I commented on another vid that I really recommend "Periphery - Reptile"!
Best wishes.
Alex is king of lows. Check out Shrine of Malice the song Kiss the Wind for the vocalist Greg. His highs are pure fucking insanity
Asking vocal coach to react alex terribles voice is just so evil
Speaking of Cookie Monster vocals...
Randy Blythe of Lamb of God is well known for his “cookie monster vocals”. He's such a great metal vocalist, which is funny, because he is known for not actually liking metal (he's a punk guy - even though he's the vocalist in one of the biggest current metal bands), and he became the front man of a metal band after jokingly mimicking the style, only to find out he was actually really good at it.
Randy is also known for going to prison after pushing a fan off the stage in Prague out of self defense. The kid later died from related injuries, and Randy spent time in prison before he was finally found innocent.
He really has an amazing journey and story, and the dude is pushing 50 now and still kills it on stage. His vocal style is very crispy, and most of the time you can understand all of what he is singing/screaming.
The song Vigil is an old one, but it really showcases both Randy's high screams and low gutturals. th-cam.com/video/-9EMpbsKEw4/w-d-xo.html ← this is also from a performance in Canada ;) and it shows one of their famous big circle pits from the fans.
th-cam.com/video/3JB3IqGDnB8/w-d-xo.html ← This is Lamb of God performing their song 512, probably one of their most recent live shows available online. The song is about the time Randy spent in a Cach Republic, and his cell number was 512.
th-cam.com/video/P5hImIVSIKM/w-d-xo.html ← And this one he joins Suicide Silence on stage and does the vocals for one of their songs. He has great energy, and one of the best things about Randy is he does a great job of involving he crowd, which you can see at the end when he jumps in!
Another similar vocalist I think you'd have fun taking a look at is Austin Dickey of the band For The Likes Of You, their most recent songs are Forlorn and Rot With Me.
Yes! Austin is the GOAT. He’s the reason I decided to learn metal vocals, and him and Jared are really responsible for making me a metalhead. 1st video of theirs I saw was the DickeyDines metal genre tier list video.
Check out vocals by Lord Worm of Cryptopsy and the vocalist of a band called Circle of Dead Children. I unfortunately dont know the vocalists name on that last one
'can you calm down your grizzly bear??' no, he fights the grizzly😂😂😂check out 'Baba Yaga'
I didn’t read all the comments so someone has probably already said this but he is using the false chord technique I believe it’s called he’s essentially holding his vocal chords still and letting air vibrate them to get that sound
Roooooooooaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr - “thanks so much guys i hope you loved the song” 😂😂 thats what gets me how quick and can switch
There is a very good reaction Channel called Kardavox Academy which breaks down different growling techniques and makes them approachable to all of us “commoners”😁I’m sure you can find some of your inspiration there (variety of bands and guttural styles)...keep up the good work💪
A cross between throat singing and the cookie monster...haha ....am i the only one who now wants to hear alex roar "cookie"
You should check out Phil Bozeman from White Chapel, he did a couple of vocal lessons on youtube or instagram, but he actually tells you how he does his growls
I would love to his Neightbour, every day good music
I do guttural vocals similar to this and black metal style. all I can say from experience is that you'll sound pathetic unless you practise, warm up lots or just are performing regularly. I can't explain how I do it beyond that i found a way to start with something that sounded like throat singing, wherever that originated idk. I feel like most people could actually do it and the process of learning breaks down the magic of it all really. it's not that hard, it just sounds so foreign. The singer of Thy art is murder is an absolute boss with vocals as well i highly recommend son of misery by them.
Severe torture feasting on blood dennis's gutterals are too good
Check out Hollow Prophet- Disembodied Phenomena or Shadow of Intent - Malediction. Ben Duerr is a hell of a good vocalist, easily my favorite of all time
I'd like to see you react to a Daughters performance. Honestly I prefer the studio vocals but the live performances are so spitefully raw that I think you could use it as a fantastic example of a powerful performance.
Check All that remains six , so awesome 🙂
Alex is a beast.
Geoff Castellucci has his own TH-cam Channel and does some videos on subharmonic singing and other interesting technical stuff. Could be right up your alley as well.
Oh and maybe you might want to take a listen to his version of "The headless horseman".
It only took him 12 years 👍
Kardavox academy does a lot of teaching on this subject.
Imagine walking up to this guy thinking you were gunna rob him and them he puts the devils curse on you with his voice
Idk why but this dude reminds me so much of Paul Rudd. Makes these videos even better.
What ever happened to you reacting to Alice in Chains live at the Moore theatre in Seattle performing the track "Bleed the Freak"? Plz do this one, it's so amazing!!!!!
Amazing I know 👍🤘🔥
Just a few thoughts I had listening to that short clip
I subscribed! Alex is for sure one of the greats in death metal 🤘🏻
Thanks Eric L, glad to have you here, I wonder If Alex gives vocal tips? Might be cool to get his perspective on what he does... and how he does it.
Holy Shit, that Was SIC 🔥😈🔥
Hey m8. You gotta give the band Oceano - dawn of decent (has a lyric video) or dead planet. nutty vocals and range. : )
Also, check out Attila. They're hated on so much but the singer Fronz is a beast
If Alex Terrible has you particularly interested, peruse his Instagram for a considerably more recent video he created in light of his breakdown in Demolisher, specifically 😉
Hey sir, would love to see you react to Ne Obliviscaris - And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope Live in Colorado. Cheers
Can you do it though? Would genuinely be interested to know if a vocal coach could dissect this technique and do it or are they gifted gods of metal 🤘
Please do Mike Patton doing I Started a Joke, or Ashes to Ashes. He has one of the most extensive vocal ranges ever!