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 Post subject: best Death Metal vocal performance
PostPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 5:08 am 
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I guess this is a Poll..

I personally think that Matthew "Chalky" Chalk's performance on Psycroptic's "The Scepter Of The Ancients" is the sickest, most interesting and down-right brutal display of glutteral acrobatics ever!

What do you guys think?


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Lord Worm on None So Vile


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!T.O.O.H! - Order and Punishment (if that even counts as death metal vocals)

if not, then Dismember - Indecent & Obscene

SKINFAAATHERRRRRRRRRRR. just that extra bit of dynamics that his vocals on Like An Everflowing Stream didn't have, while still having the psychotic aggression that their later albums don't have.


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Peter Tagtgren in Bloodbath - nightmares. It was simply the best. Glen Benton in Vital Remains - dechristianize comes in a close second.


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Jörgen Sandström - Grave/Project Hate - This man has some sick fucking vocals. Crisp clear and downright brutal.
Dan Swanö - Edge of Sanity(Crimson in particular) - Best album ever, naturally has some of the best growls ever. (Mikael Åkerfelts growl contribution on this one is quite sick too)
Glen Benton - Dechristianize - Not quite as clear as I like it, but still damn good.
Jason Mendonça - Akercocke - Words that go unspoken, Deeds that go undone
Peter Tägtgren/Mikael Åkerfelt - Bloodbath

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 Post subject: Re: best Death Metal vocal performance
PostPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 9:20 am 
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Carlo wrote:
I guess this is a Poll..

I personally think that Matthew "Chalky" Chalk's performance on Psycroptic's "The Scepter Of The Ancients" is the sickest, most interesting and down-right brutal display of glutteral acrobatics ever!

What do you guys think?


Yes, and agreed with everything so far, but my personal favourite is from a little-known English band called Corpsing, "Watching The Thinker".

Still, it's amazing how growly Akerfelt can be when he wants. That new Bloodbath EP is :dio: to the :cool:


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crast wrote:
Dan Swanö - Edge of Sanity(Crimson in particular) - Best album ever, naturally has some of the best growls ever. (Mikael Åkerfelts growl contribution on this one is quite sick too)


Quoted for truth, Ruth.


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Nobody beats John Tardy's gut-wrenching, hair-raising style so wonderfully portrayed on Cause of Death! :dio: :dio:


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Jari Mäenpää - Wintersun, ex-Ensiferum
Dano Swano - Edge of Sanity


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Lord Worm on None So Vile

+1


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Luke Lemay's vocals on Gorguts' Obscura are something to behold, maybe my favourite DM vocal performance. Also Mikael Akerfeldt has got better over the years and has become a favourite, plus John Tardy.


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ganeshaRules wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Lord Worm on None So Vile

+1


I CONCUR.


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There are only two contenders:

Glen Benton on the Deicide s/t

John Tardy on Obituary-Slowly we Rot

Although tbh it's the Deicide, best display of how dm vocals where supposed to sound, period.


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PostPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 10:28 pm 
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rio wrote:
Luke Lemay's vocals on Gorguts' Obscura are something to behold, maybe my favourite DM vocal performance. Also Mikael Akerfeldt has got better over the years and has become a favourite, plus John Tardy.

Oh yes indeedy, the vocals on Obscura are some of the most intense, dreary, unique and captivating growls I've heard.
Åkerfeldt is the pwnage too.

But also:
TheOctavarius wrote:
ganeshaRules wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Lord Worm on None So Vile

+1


I CONCUR.

+1


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rio wrote:
Luke Lemay's vocals on Gorguts' Obscura are something to behold, maybe my favourite DM vocal performance. Also Mikael Akerfeldt has got better over the years and has become a favourite, plus John Tardy.

Oh yesss!! Luc Lemay!


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I want to say Jason Mendonca but his clean vocals could be making me bias.

Oh and Lord Worm :dio:


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Julien Truchan from Benighted on Identisick and Icon.


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Now that i think about it, the most massive vocals

Azarath-Diabolic Impious Evil

HUGE


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Two more:

Dave Cunt, or VITRIOL or whatever his name is, on any random Anaal Nathrakh album. Quite amazing how he goes from screams to gurgles to deep growls.

And a controversial one: Devin Townsend on "Oh My Fucking God". Mind-blowingly fast, varied and with some sick, sick yowling.


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Zad wrote:
And a controversial one: Devin Townsend on "Oh My Fucking God". Mind-blowingly fast, varied and with some sick, sick yowling.


That part where he spits out that long string of lyrics amuses me to no end.


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